Personal Development
Free personal development Lesson plans
I’ll never forget this piece of advice I was given very early in my career – we are responsible for our own personal development; no one else can do it for you. Other people might contribute to the process, but it is up to you to ensure that you are growing, learning, and becoming better each day. It is YOUR responsibility to seek out resources, ask questions, and find inspiration. You may have the opportunity to attend training sessions throughout the year (good for you!), but development is more than just about perfect attendance. It’s about using…
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The TOMODACHI U.S.-Japan Youth Exchange Program is a two-way exchange program promoting cultural awareness and sensitivity among Japanese and American high school students by focusing on service learning and social entrepreneurship. The program participants brings together six Washington, D.C. public high school students with six Japanese high school students from Keio Shonan Fujisawa High School located in Kanagawa, Japan. A unique feature of this program is that it seeks to expose participants to civic engagement and social entrepreneurship through…
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Credit: WELLCOME PHOTO LIBRARY The ADP can be used either individually, in a group setting, or within a mentoring dyad where trust has been established. Such a dyad could be either a traditional senior/junior partnership, or a co-mentoring relationship between peers. The process is applicable to faculty members at any stage of their career. By completing their own ADP, senior faculty members not only derive personal benefit but also prepare to facilitate the process for junior colleagues. Outlined below is a description of each of the steps to be…
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Tags: opinion, professional learning, short articles One of the things I believe is most appealing about this book is its relevance across a range of subjects and stages of schooling – it is up to you as the pedagogue to adopt or adapt according to the needs of your students and broader teaching and learning environment. The book invites educators to take pedagogical risks in creating an engaging and empowering classroom for both you as the teacher and your students. I discovered this book via Dave Burgess, an #AussieEd Twitter chat and a related…
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Why deliver this qualification This Course focuses on developing generic employability skills needed for success in the workplace through a variety of practical experiences in the financial services area. There is considerable flexibility of topics and contexts to facilitate personalisation and choice for learners and centres and to allow new and stimulating contexts for learning to be built into the Course. It is anticipated that the Course will build on existing partnerships between schools, colleges of further education, employers and other training…
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Personal Development, Health and Physical Education From the NSW K-6 Personal Development, Health and Physical Education Syllabus: Rationale: In our rapidly changing society there is increasing community awareness of the importance of healthy lifestyles. The resultant good health is characterised by improved quality of life, less sickness and disability, happier personal, family and social experiences and the opportunity to make choices in work and recreation. Individuals lead a healthy lifestyle when they live in a way that allows them the greatest…
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Staring at my shoes – The Power of Personal Development Groups, I am an expert on Doctor Martens shoes, I should be – I spent enough time looking down at them in my first Personal Development group back in 2. Like most students (I Guess), it took me some time to understand what the purpose of a process group was, and more to the point what part I played in it. The first few weeks were quite uncomfortable, I remember asking the tutor what the purpose of this was, only to get the reply “whatever you want it to be”, it felt like I was in a game where…
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