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July 2019
Workshop: Managing Work Stress
Join us at the CLRC office to learn best practices for managing and alleviating work stress. Workshop Description: This training explores common causes for work related stress and strategies for alleviating and managing stress. This training addresses the importance of identifying both avoidable forms of stress and strategies for alleviating and managing stress to promote greater productivity and wellness throughout the day. Specific strategies explored are relaxation techniques, time management, nutritional tips, and more. About the Presenter: Steven M. Jobson,…
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Workshop: Managing Change & Transition – Making the Most of Change
Join us at the CLRC office to learn how to navigate change in the workplace! Workshop Description: Change and transition have become constants in our culture and can be challenging to navigate. This program explores attitudes, skills, and strategies that may be useful in responding to the many demands of change and transition. This training addresses the phases of transition, common reactions to change as well as strategies for successfully adapting to change. About the Presenter: Steven M. Jobson, LCSW,…
Find out more »Workshop: Makey Makey Training
Join us at the Mid York Library System office to learn more about using Makey Makey in your library! Workshop Description: Learn about a great new tool called the Makey Makey! The Makey Makey is a plug-and-play controller that integrates seamlessly with your computer. With a Makey Makey, anything that conducts electricity can become part of the user experience. Play a banana piano, join in a game of human Tetris, and learn about the conductivity of common objects and foods!…
Find out more »Cultivating Readers for Life
A Dinner Presentation and Conversation with Teacher & Author, Pernille Ripp The message is clear among literacy communities: we want to help our students become readers for life, we want them to love reading, but we need more ideas. We believe in choice and inclusive access, yet we are not sure how to start or how to continue to create thriving reading communities. Focusing on creating authentic conversations, building reading community, and establishing positive reading identity, this session is meant…
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