206-605-0465
Educational Training Partners
PO Box 1973
Gig Harbor, WA 98335
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| Monday |
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| 2:00 PM |
Introduction & Welcome |
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| 2:30-4:30 |
Facilitated Networking Sessions |
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| 7:00-9:00 |
Reception |
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| Tuesday |
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| 7:30 AM |
Complimentary Breakfast |
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| 8:00-10:00 |
One Trick Pony |
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| 10:30-12:30 |
Training the Adult Brain |
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| 12:30 PM |
Complimentary Lunch |
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| 1:45-3:45 |
Mind Your Business |
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| 4:00-5:00 |
Networking Sessions (developed by participants) |
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Wednesday |
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| 7:30 AM |
Complimentary Breakfast |
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| 8:00-10:00 |
Share Your Passion, Raise Your Voice |
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| 10:30-12:30 |
Facilitated Networking Sessions |
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| 12:30-1:30 |
Complimentary Lunch & Closing Session |
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| FACILITATED NETWORKING SESSIONS |
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What’s a Training Pro? - by Jim Teeters
A professional is ethical, knowledgeable, competent, and continuously improving. This session explores these elements and more as we become more proficient in our trainer/educator roles. Join with others as we work on confidence building for presentations, conquering our fears getting the results we want, and creating change.
Mr. Teeters is the Owner of Adults Teaching Adults and a member of the board for this conference.
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Games We Play - by Tenlee Bell
Do you need more presentation ideas for your trainings? Do you have experience with presentation games that you can share with colleagues? Whatever your experience level, sharing and learning new activities for enlivening your presentations. Come share your ideas or learn new training games and icebreakers that are sure to bring more life to your classes.
Ms. Bell is the STARS Program Coordinator for WAEYC.
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Networking and Marketing in 2010 - by Amber Havens, MEd
Do you want to build your networking skills to connect with current and future clients? In this fast-paced world where do you find the time? Prepare to explore, share and learn about using today’s technology in conjunction with yesterday’s successful tools to meet your consulting business needs.
Ms. Havens is the Executive Director of ETP and a member of the board for this conference.
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Where Do I Get the Best Topic Content? - by Glen Osborn
Think one size fits all? Think again! Practice planning effective training based on knowledge of the audience and your intended outcomes. You’ll examine a variety of techniques geared to develop engaging sessions. Present content in relevant ways that also meets the learners’ needs. Add tricks to your toolbox to help you work with the wallflower, the skeptic and the discussion dominator. Explore creative solutions to keep the session moving toward accomplishing desired outcomes while respecting emergent needs.
Mr. Osborn is the Training Director for Schools Out Washington and a member of the board for this conference.
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OneTrick Pony - by Debra Shope, MA and Holly King, MA
Think one size fits all? Think again! Practice planning effective training based on knowledge of the audience and your intended outcomes. You’ll examine a variety of techniques geared to developing engaging sessions while presenting the content in relevant ways that also meets the needs of each learner. Add tricks to your toolbox to help you work with the wallflower, the skeptic and the discussion dominator. Explore creative solutions to keep the session moving toward accomplishing desired outcomes while respecting emergent needs.
Ms. Shope is the Child and Family Services Supervisor for an Early Childhood Education and Assistance (ECEAP) program in Vancouver, WA.
Ms. King is the Special Resources Manager of EOCF. |
Training the Adult Brain - by Susan Wilson, RN, CNM-ARNP
Based on current medical research about the human brain, we’ll discuss the latest scientific developments on how the brain learns during adulthood, the limitations of what we know, and how this knowledge can be applied to our work with adult learners. Among the many hopeful aspects of this neurological research is the gradual unfolding of the biological mysteries of how people learn.
Ms. Wilson is the owner of Meridian Nurse Consulting and a member of the nursing faculty of Lake Washington Technical College.
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Mind Your Business - by Taffy Gallagher, Paul Figeroua, and Amber Havens, MEd
You’re not just an adult educator, you’re a small business owner with the responsibilities of one. The goal of this session is to help you understand how essential marketing efforts foster new business growth. In a roundtable-style presentation we’ll look at how marketing helps you develop a sustainable level of work as a consultant. Bring your business cards, brochures, and other marketing material you use to analyze what you have, what you need, and how to use it. We’ll discuss the importance of networking, visual identity, reputation, customer service, Web presence, and more.
Ms. Gallagher is the owner of Kool Rd Studios and author of two marketing books for the early learning community.
Mr. Figueroa is the founder of Peace Enforcement LLC, inspirational speaker, and a 12-year veteran of the King County Sheriff’s Department.
Ms. Havens is the Executive Director of ETP and a member of the board for this conference.
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Share Your Passion, Raise Your Voice - by Dr. Patricia Nan Anderson
You have a lot to offer so get the word out! Learn how to create online workshops, produce an e-newsletter, write and publish a book, and even launch a radio show from someone who’s done it all. Find out how to start today with no extra money! Your passion deserves a spotlight. Find your spotlight right here.
She is the author of a hard-cover book, e-book and audio book, host of a nationally-syndicated weekly radio program, a blogger, a podcaster, and so much more.
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