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Note: Not all trainings are listed on Calendar
July 20-21, 2005 -
DeKalb, Illinois
(60 miles west of Chicago, IL)
Resident
Assistant Training:
Train-the-Trainer The R.A. is often the most important representative of the university in the life of a campus resident. Universities have always provided quality training to the RA’s in working with the day-to-day issues that affect their hall members. This training is augmented by Keys RA Training, which provides Trainers of R.A. essentials in dealing with the ever increasing emotional issues that arise in the hall: Anger Management, Early Warning Signs and Critical Disorders.
This Train-the-Trainer Model will ultimately equip the RA to recognize these emotional issues so that the hall member can receive professional help early and prevent injury or withdrawal from school. When trained by Trainers the RA will use these same skills to prevent personal burnout by being able to identify these traits within themselves and knowing what to do about it.
Click here to Register for training.
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July 27-28 , 2005 - Knoxville, Tennesse
Two Day - Train-the-Trainer
Keys announces the most anticipated, relevant and requested National Pilot Training Program as outlined in the Columbine Report, namely the Train-the-Trainers: Certification Training - Assessing the Potentially Dangerous Student (PDS).
Currently Keys has required their Mental Health Violence Prevention Experts to conduct this one-of-a-kind training. Due to the increasing demand on Keys staff to train individuals in the Assessing of the PDS, Keys is offering this two day Train-the-trainer event to selected, qualified individuals.
Click here to Register for training.
This is the most essential training available to schools and youth workers today. With the ever increasing frequency of school shootings, it is time that we do something about it. Building upon National Level research by the Department of Education, Office of Juvenile Justice, the FBI, the Secret Service and others, Keys' has developed a most unique approach to the detection and prevention of School Violence. It looks at "Why" we miss these students, "What" to do to identify them, and "How" to provide help for them. There is an emphasis on identification, assessment and training of early and imminent warning signs of the PDS. This training provides schools a component of the Risk Assessment Team Model that meets the guidelines of the Commission Report on Columbine for effectively identifying students who may need immediate help. Unlike training seminars that merely provide theory and information, this training will produce Certification and a Train-the-Trainer Model for instituting/using the Keys To Safe Schools.com Assessment Tool, a unique device that identifies students in need of help. But schools should not stop with training Assessment Teams but should take the next step and provide an in-service for ALL staff in identification of the Potentially Dangerous Students.
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August 16, 2005 -
Crossett, AR
CRISIS PREPAREDNESS Learn moreThis training will provide the staff with an overview of their Crisis Response Plan which was developed at the end of last school year in Keys Crisis Planning Workshop. Topics and procedures to be emphasized include:
This is a proactive training that should be a part of every school's Back-to-School staff training program.
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August 19,
2005 -
Greensboro, NC
Anger Management/De-escalation
Training
Sponsored by:
Guilford
Preparatory Academy
Radio
Interview
Staff Training Training Location:
2207-A East Cone Blvd. Greensboro, NC
MAP
One day
Facilitator Training
Learn to spot anger before it boils over into an uncontrolled outburst.
Learn to align energy and redirect rather than oppose. This
training is based on National Research and a must training for those that
work with children, adolescents and young adults. It is a "practical"
training that teaches how to recognize anger, manage anger and de-escalate
volatile situations in the classroom. It trains the Facilitator three levels of
controlling anger and that is to first
control themselves, then control the situation, and finally to control the
student. This training introduces Huan Ju, The Art of Redirection.
It provides physical and non-physical means to stop or break up a fight with
minimal risk to all involved. The techniques taught protect the dignity of
the combatants, which minimizes the probability of retaliation or
recurrence. The unique character of this system is that it is
NOT pain
inducing, it maintains dignity, it is geared toward students in school
rather than adults in residential settings a - unlike other trainings methods.
Click
here to
Register for training.
Early Registration Special
Conference cost for the Facilitator Training
Additional Information
Deadline:
Payment Postmarked by August 16, 2005.
Standard Price thereafter $125.00 Learn more
about training, Learn
more about book, Learn
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August 29, 2005 -
Lonoke, AR
(30 miles east of Little Rock, AR)
Sponsored by:
Lonoke Public School District
Contact Person:
Dr. John Tackett
In-Service
Training Location:
Lonoke Admin Building
MAP
Behavioral Management of Section 504 &
Special Ed Students
This training will focus on
Section 504 of
the IDEA and Special
Education Students. The training will deal with aspects surrounding
management of students exhibiting behavioral or severe behavioral issues and
then how to serve that student. The training relies on the
Positive Behavioral Support
approach to managing severe behavior. Topics covered include:
Critical Diagnostic Information
Effective
Behavioral Planning
This procedure guides
participants through the process of recognizing the presenting
behaviors that are tied to a disorder. Participants will practice
effective behavioral plan writing and development which will affect
behavioral change. Although missed by many, effective behavioral
planning must include the parent(s)/guardian(s)' as part of that
student's success.
Carrying it
to Conclusion
This training
will equip participants to recognize Critical Diagnostic information,
develop Effective Behavioral Plans and carry this process to an appropriate
outcome.
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September
6-8, 2005 -
Springfield, IL
Illinois Emergency Management Agency
(IEMA)
Contact individual: Michael Bigler @
217-557-4826 Training Location: Crowne Plaza Hotel, Springfield, IL
IEMA Conference 2005
Schools, Terrorism and Homeland Security Do your schools, organizations or businesses know what to do--specifically--when Homeland Security announces a Terror Alert Color Code? This will be the topic covered by these two National Speakers. To learn more about the speakers click here -> Credentials
Terrorism in School; Analysis of the Beslan Russia School Tragedy and more... The Russian government is analyzing the terrorist attack on the school in Beslan to determine how the terrorists got inside with many weapons. This study is critical for all schools in Russia, Europe, the United States and everywhere around the world where terrorists might attack. Keys will present lessons learned at the IEMA Conference.
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2005 -
Grand
Falls-Windsor, Newfoundland
International Train-the-Trainer Program
Certification Training:
Assessment of the
Potentially Dangerous Student (PDS)
Sponsored by:
Trainers
Mike Nelson, MS, LPC, NCC - Director, Program Development &
Instructions
Sgt Curtis Rutt M.B.,
- Director,
Keys To Safer
Schools.com - Canada and a Law Enforcement Training Sergeant in
Ontario, Canada
LOCATION:
Mount Peyton
Hotel * Grand Falls-Windsor, Newfoundland
1-800-563-4894 or (709) 489-2251
MAP Two
Day - Train-the-Trainer Keys
announces
the most anticipated, relevant and requested National Pilot
Training Program as outlined in the Columbine
Report, namely the Train-the-Trainers:
Certification Training - Assessing the Potentially Dangerous Student (PDS). Currently
Keys has
required their Mental Health Violence Prevention Experts to conduct this one-of-a-kind
training. Due to the increasing demand on Keys
staff to train individuals in the Assessing of the PDS, Keys
is offering this two day Train-the-trainer event to
selected, qualified individuals.
Click
here to
Register for training. This
is the most essential
training available to schools and youth workers today. With the ever
increasing frequency of school shootings, it is time that we do something
about it. Building upon National Level research by the Department of
Education, Office of Juvenile Justice, the FBI, the Secret
Service and others, Keys' has developed a most unique approach to
the detection and prevention of School Violence. It looks at "Why"
we miss these students, "What" to do to identify them, and
"How" to provide help for them. There is an emphasis on
identification, assessment
and training of early
and imminent warning signs of the PDS. This training
provides schools a component of the Risk
Assessment Team Model that meets the guidelines of the Commission
Report on Columbine for effectively identifying students who
may need immediate help. Unlike training seminars that merely provide theory and
information, this training will produce Certification and a Train-the-Trainer Model
for instituting/using the Keys
To Safe Schools.com
Assessment
Tool, a unique device that identifies students in need of help. But schools
should not stop with training Assessment Teams but should take the next step and
provide an in-service for ALL staff in
identification
of the Potentially Dangerous Students.
Download an Agenda
Obtain a Flier, Learn
more about training, Learn
more about book,
Learn
what people are saying about the training,
Early Registration Special
Learn
Conference
cost for two days
$199.00
US
Additional Information
Deadline:
Payment Postmarked by June 24, 2005.
Standard Price thereafter $260.00
Click
here to
Register
for training, Email
Keys to have a Brochure mailed to you,
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September 20-21, 200 5 - Ennis, Texas (35 miles South of Dallas) Map
School students have reported an increase in bullying with severe
consequences to themselves and their schools. As if this were not enough,
bullying has been identified in a national study as a factor in the recent
school shootings. At Columbine a group of school athletes bullied the two boys
who later became shooters. Almost any group in anyone's school could be the
"bullies" and and it would be accurate at some point in time. Bullying can be
physical, emotional or social. Keys' Bullying Program offers four
modules to fully address the different aspects of this complex issue.
These are:
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September 26-27, 200 5 - Mesquite, Texas (14 miles East of Dallas) Map
School students have reported an increase in bullying with severe
consequences to themselves and their schools. As if this were not enough,
bullying has been identified in a national study as a factor in the recent
school shootings. At Columbine a group of school athletes bullied the two boys
who later became shooters. Almost any group in anyone's school could be the
"bullies" and and it would be accurate at some point in time. Bullying can be
physical, emotional or social. Keys' Bullying Program offers four
modules to fully address the different aspects of this complex issue.
These are:
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