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because all young people need skills for life
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WORKSHOP REPORT
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Workshop
type: |
1-day
Skills FG/SFA |
Location: |
Adelaide
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Date:
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16
March 2012 |
Trainer: |
Donna
Munro |
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No of
participants: |
23
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Venue: |
Education Development Centre, Hindmarsh |
| Organiser: |
Bronte
Cameron |
Other Contacts: |
Not applicable |
Evaluation
comments:
1. What was your level of knowledge of the Lions Quest materials prior to
attending the workshop?
• 2.77 on a 1
to 10 scale from ‘none at all’ to ‘very knowledgeable’
2. What is your
level of knowledge now?
• 7.64 -
positive difference of 4.86
3. Overall rating for this Professional Development activity:
• 9.41 average
on a 1-10 scale from ‘of little value’ to ‘very worthwhile’.
4.
Please comment on aspects of the workshop you found most useful (most frequent
comments):
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Interaction and practical activities ✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓
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Networking/ interaction/working with colleagues ✓✓✓✓✓✓
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User-friendly materials ✓✓✓✓✓✓
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Trainer ✓✓✓✓✓
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Workshop structure / organization ✓✓✓✓
5. How would
you rate the trainer’s facilitation skills?
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9.68 on a 1 to 10 scale from ‘limited’ to ‘excellent’
6. Other
comments or suggestions
(sample
comments):
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Thank you for a very worthwhile and valuable day. I'm really looking forward to
implementing it in my classroom.
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Very inclusive. Well run. Positive vibe. Gr8 location & parking. Positive
attitudes.
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I feel a bit "activitied out" at the moment, but that's OK :)
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Donna was very easy to listen to and friendly I've not known a presenter to
personally welcome me or the whole group. Excellent!
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I feel very excited about this program because I believe it will benefit so many
of our students. :) Thank you!
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Afternoon session a good way to keep people involved at the end of a long week.
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Trainer
comments:
The first ‘open’ workshop in SA for 2012 welcomed 23 participants from 17
schools & campuses throughout the state, and it was encouraging to see several
‘new’ Lions Quest schools represented. Travelling from as far as Mount Gambier,
Naracoorte, Meningie, Yankalilla, Hope Valley and Meadows, R-12 teachers,
Pastoral Support Workers, school leaders and coordinators participated
enthusiastically in the variety of Lions Quest workshop activities.
The lively discussion and open sharing of ideas and concerns created an ideal
forum for exploring aspects of Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) and
experiencing the Lions Quest programs.
Lion Bronte, congratulations on another successful SA workshop, with more
teachers excited about their Lions Quest implementation!
WORKSHOP REPORT
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Workshop
type: |
1-day Skills for Adolescence |
Location: |
Ceduna
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Date:
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13
March 2012 |
Trainer: |
Donna
Munro |
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No of
participants: |
39
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Venue: |
Ceduna
Area School - Ian Macgowan's Room |
| Organiser: |
Bronte
Cameron |
Other Contacts: |
Frew Halbert, Mark
Prince |
Evaluation
comments:
1. What was your level of knowledge of the Lions Quest materials prior to
attending the workshop?
• 3.34 on a 1
to 10 scale from ‘none at all’ to ‘very knowledgeable’
2. What is your
level of knowledge now?
• 7.79 -
positive difference of 4.44
3. Overall rating for this Professional Development activity:
• 8.57 average
on a 1-10 scale from ‘of little value’ to ‘very worthwhile’.
4.
Please comment on aspects of the workshop you found most useful (most frequent
comments):
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Now It’s Your Turn
üüüüü üüüüü üüüüü
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Great resources
üüüüü üü
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Practical activities
üüüüü ü
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Time to plan implementation üüüüü
•
Everything
üüüü
5. How would
you rate the trainer’s facilitation skills?
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8.93
on a 1 to 10 scale from ‘limited’ to ‘excellent’
6. Other
comments or suggestions
(sample
comments):
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Big day, thought provoking, now the how!
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Clear relevant details; explicit teaching materials; focused presenter.
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It was very practical and people were involved. Very effective.
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I hope the school uses this program + continues to do so - long-term!
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A very worthwhile and useful day. Thank you J
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On task, organisation, excellent knowledge.
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Trainer
comments:
The first workshop in South Australia for 2012 involved 39 participants from
Ceduna Area School. Middle and Senior school teachers, specialists, PRTs, school
leaders and SSOs participated enthusiastically in the variety of Lions Quest
workshop activities.
The lively discussion and open sharing of ideas and concerns created an ideal
forum for exploring aspects of Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) and
experiencing aspects of the Skills for Adolescence program. Although it
was a hot day, and the crowded classroom restricted movement, the group was
happy to conduct an energizer outside. The Now it’s Your Turn
presentations were enjoyable, and professionally presented, with all
participants applying themselves willingly to the task.
The implementation planning time at the end of the day could have been longer,
but the time available was used very productively. Both middle and senior
sections of the school are keen to get started.
Lion Bronte, congratulations on another successful SA workshop, with another
school excited about its Lions Quest implementation!
WORKSHOP REPORT
Workshop type:
SFG/SFA
Location: Adelaide
Date:
22 August 2011
Trainer: Donna Munro
No of
participants:
24 Venue:
Stirling East
Organiser:
Lion Bronte
Cameron Primary School
Evaluation
comments:
1. Prior to
attending the workshop what was your level of confidence in using the SFG and
SFA materials?
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2.45
on a 1 to 10 scale from ‘not at all confident’ to ‘very confident’.
2. What is your
level of confidence now?
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7.09 -
positive difference of 4.64
3. What is your
overall rating for this professional development activity?
·
9.05
average on a 1-10 scale from ‘of little value’ to ‘very worthwhile’.
4. Please
comment on aspects of the workshop you found most useful
(most
frequent
comments):
·
Practical/hands-on
üüüüüü
·
Planning/exploring
üüüüüü
·
Lessons/materials
üüüüü
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Sharing & listening
üüüü
·
Everything üüü
5. How would you
rate the trainer’s facilitation skills?
·
9.05
on a 1 to 10 scale from ‘limited’ to ‘excellent’
6. Other
comments or suggestions
(sample
comments):
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Great resources for classes.
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Thank you, a super day! I can't wait to get started.
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Perhaps less explanation and more work with content.
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Thank you. I am highly motivated as a result of today's workshop to implement
program.
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Thank you for an excellent day
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I'm
pleased to have been introduced to this - it will be most worthwhile. Thank you!
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Trainer
comments:
What a wonderful
whole-school group this was to work with! Positive, enthusiastic and
professional ... and excited about implementing the Lions Quest programs.
All participants
joined in the workshop activities with enthusiasm and contributed well to
discussions and group activities.
It’s very
pleasing to see Stirling East progress to whole-staff training and planned
whole-school implementation following on from Annette and Suzanne’s attendance
at the March workshop in Adelaide. We are proud to be making a significant
contribution to the social and emotional wellbeing of the students at Stirling
East Primary School. We hope to see further Lions Quest activity in the Adelaide
Hills!
Our thanks to
Principal Alexandra for her support; to Lion Bronte for workshop organisation;
school staff and helpers for wonderful catering.
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