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Transcript: What is The Arts of Life? The Arts of Life is an art studio for adults with and without developmental disabilities. Ronnie 'Grandma' Cuculich What's happening at The Arts of Life? Core Values Our model uses art facilitation to support creative decision-making and experimentation, increasing the artists' self-confidence. Because there are no mistakes in art making, each artistic decision creates a new problem solving opportunity. Our primary purpose is supporting each other as professional artists in creating a thriving arts community based on cooperative decision-making and mutual respect. We encourage our members to accept themselves for who they are and develop a better understanding of their strengths and weaknesses. The artists grow to understand that they are as unique as their worlds of arts and learn the value their differences. Our environment naturally encourages our artists to develop their sense of independence. Through their artwork and as members of the community, they gain a sense of inner freedom, enabling them to take risks and trust their own judgment. Art Making & Programming Because we have equal ownership of the program, we take turns being responsible for certain aspects of programming. Individual Creative Practice Print Making Initiative Wellness Art Demos and Art Talks Visiting Artist and Collaborators Music Program How you can get involved? Join us! Tours & Events Upcoming Events: The Arts of Life 1st Annual Spaghetti Western Dinner & Fundraiser May 2, 2015 at the North Shore Studio Inspiring Artistic Expression Developing Independence 6 Starbuck's locations in Chicago Janik's Cafe Cattails Woman Made Gallery Art Enables Kinzie Corridor Community Gallery Reelabilities Film Festival Chicago Sponsor! www.facebook.com/artsoflife Building Community Time for questions! Promoting Self-Respect The Alter Group Marios Mando cafe Salernos Caribou Coffee Oak Wealth Advisors Winnetka Community House Boocoo Cultural Center Larissa Donate! Russel Our Story Chicago Studio Exhibit! Volunteer! Chicago Studio open Monday - Friday from 9am to 2pm North Shore Studio open Monday - Friday from 9am to 3pm Full time or Part time (at least 2 days a week) Must be/have: 18 years or older. Primary diagnosis of an intellectual or developmental disability. Interest in creating original art and becoming a working artist. DHS 30U program or the medicaid adult waiver requirements for funding (except private pay individuals). North Shore Studio Current Exhibitions Become an artist! Amanda The Arts of Life www.artsoflife.org

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Transcript: EVIE WILLIAMS-OWEN... In conclusion... Evie Williams-Owen is a hard working, determined, creative individual who is dedicated to self improvement of herself and those arround her. she is devoted to her academic success especially in the A-Levels she is currently studying, and in her personal success whether its in boxing or plans to travel the world! A showcase of Evie's educational background, personal hobbies and key strengths Personal and educational Achievements... Evie's key milestones and accomplishments in her educational extra curricular background Achieved many personal bests in the gym... After having been consistent in the gym for 3 years Evie has progressed in many ways, in wellbeing, in health, in motivation and in strength. Evie achived 6 A-A*'s at GCSE... Progress in art... Since the begining of her enducation Evie has been consistently progressing and improving in her artistic skills. These are aplicable in daily life, in turn approving her home, school and social life. For Evie art is a creative outlet for her mental health a skill she has utilised in times of stress, for example when sitting her exams. art = A* science doubble award = AA english lit. = A geography = A welsh seccong lang. = A history = B english lang. = B maths numeracy = B mathematics = C Enrolled in the SEREN program Evie achived an A* in fine art Completion of welsh bacculariate Evie being enrolled in the SEREN programe shows recogition of her academic potential, providing her with the oppertunities and support she needs to grow and flourish in a school environment. SEREN has also provided Evie with advanced academic skills and the confidence needed to succeed in a work environment in the future. In completing the welsh bacculauriate GCSE qualification Evie has strengthened her ability reflect on her work, her ability to plan and organside projects and to work effectively in team environments. Evie, achiving an A* in art a GCSE shows a consistent and high level of creative, technical skills and displays commitment to perfecting detail in her work. in achiving this outstanding grade, evie has larnt valuable skills nececary for the future, for example problem solving, independednt research, and learning to effecively comunicate ideas through visual means Educational Background... Thats Evie! Who is Evie? Evie Williams-Owen is first year A-Level student, studying chemistry, biology, psychology and art in north wales, who displays a outstanding sence of commitment to academic success and personal development in areas such as sport, relationships and hobbies. Evie works hard to manage her time, dividing it between these activities showing a high level of organisation responsibility, self worth and independence. throughout her academic career Evie has aquired many skills aplicable in both school, home and future work life. Hobbies and Interests... Traveling and trying new things. Evie is an outgoing individual who loves to push boundaries. On her travels abroard Evie has developed cultural awareness and understanding of different perspectives on life. During her GCSE exams Evie began a new hobby, boxing. Since then Evie has grown in self confidence and dicipline, she now strives to fight on show next year for her boxing gym. This jouney has been helped by Evies love for the gym, which over the past two years has taught her consistency and commitment. Photography and art both are very important to Evie and have been a big part of her life growing up. Choosing art GCSE really solidified the foundation skills that Evie had collected practicing drawing alone. Evie has an amazing eye for detail whilst still maintaining a grasp on the bigger picture of projects, some of Evies drawings are shown in the collage to the left Volunteering allows Evie to contribute to a community and form a sence of belonging in within her area, recently Evie participated in a 6th form dress up day, where as a collective they raised over £300 for children in need. Evie and her friends are pictured in the photo collage. Evie also vollunteers her free time in school to help out with her art teacher, working with the same year 7 class once a week, showing her willingness to help out and ability to adapt to unpredictable situations

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Transcript: GoToWebinar Set-up description Introduction & WIIFM most important: increase awareness of profitability when actively offering RQ Combo on gastronomer side show profit calculations give opportunity of own turnover calculations Presentation of products: RQ + coffee, RQ + wine Suggested next steps for business owner meeting with employees show best practice video point out WIIFM incentives for "active seller" increase awareness about CCH reward system Q&A training in excellence Content Webinar Financial Aspect Visualization Training Needs Analysis Introduction and WIIFM Presentation of the products Training and exercises Recommendations to business owner End of training and Q&A Training Method POS = 30-50 % of the outlets actively offer/sell the RQ Combo Improve knowledge and know-how of active selling/offering among the Austrian gastronomy industry "Demand creation" phase promote upcoming webinar through newsletters and sales personnel Development of marketing strategy for customers to support recognition of RQ Combos TV broadcasting, advertisements Duration of webinar: max. 30 minutes (incl. Q&A) Gastronomers must sign up for webinar ensures control of CCH Deep-dive Training Concept No active selling attitude in the Austrian gastronomy industry people order coffee and/or wine with tap water which gastronomers do not not charge CCH designed products to fill the market gap These products are not actively offered to the customer main expenses:investment in software costs depend on number of attendees Capture attention of delegates by letting them guess Motivate delegates extrinsically by pointing out benefits For business owners: higher turnover = new investment possibilities trained staff For waiters/waitresses financial reward from CCH mystery shoppers reward from employer for being "best seller" Current Situation assumption: 100 coffees sold per day surplus turnover Webinar Most well-known hosting platform Real-time sharing Offers tutorials in order to go through each step of set-up process Easy marketing process Send out email invitations to attendees either directly from application or email program of hosting company Attendee needs to download program onto computer Thank you for your attention! Picture of Success (POS) WIIFM When delegates get tired of listening, working on a task again catches their attention Profit calculation exercise Webinar The software • Per day: € 50 • Per week: € 350 • Per year: €18,200 Work on the task Megane Notar, Verena Pauritsch, Melissa Roache, Anna Schweitzer, Simone Sperl Web based seminar using video conferencing software main advantages: interactive, flexible in time and place, good value for money, reach a big audience Training Method Content Webinar Video with Best Practice example on active selling in the gastronomy sector Ensures common understanding of the training content Training Needs Analysis Set-up Webinar attendees must binding sign up increased control of CCH duration: max. 1 hour (including Q&A) 3 times/day on several days to reach all outlets external or internal trainer Training Method Gastronomers

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Transcript: The school of St Charles links with the Sports and Recreation sub sector as we focus on trying to get everyone involved from EY-KS2. The school is very positive about pupils achieving the best they can in P.E, this is one of the reasons why they hire P.E apprentices like myself. We are also very involved in attending SSP events which allows children to experience competritions to build uppon their resiliance to sport. Personal trainer KS1 lead:Mrs Mac (Year 2 teacher) Mrs Bainbridge As staff we meet every monday night for our staff meeting. There are several staff traning opportunities things such as, first aid training which all staff have just recived a course on. Team teach and twighlight traning is also used as opportunities for development. As a sports apprentice the school are really strong about sending myself on courses.. This has give me the opportunity to do the multiskills course. The Outdoors Understanding the active leisure and learning sector Fitness and Leisure Mrs Stoker St. Charles School dates back to 1873, and is situated in extensive grounds on Durham Road in Spennymoor. St.Charels is a Roman Cathlic school which is voluntery aided. Our school has links with St.charels Rc church, which we visit on special occasions. I.e. first friday mass. Through out the scholl day children do prayes: first thing on a morning when they come in before dinner after dinner (which includes meditation) evening prayers before the go home . Aswell as a big focus on R.E we also focus on been an opal school. This is where we learn through play outside. I.E muddy kitchen, digging pit and den building. Our school has recently just opened our new outside classroom which will be used for outdoor learning lessons. Along side the classroom a bomb shellter and new pond was opened. Fitness and Leisure Female staff = 89% Mrs Brown Miss McBride Miss Hodkinson (Year 4 teacher) Caravans Lesiure, learning and wellbeing activities that take place in the natural environment. E.G. Climbing, hill walking, orienteering. All forms of physical activity aiming to improve physical fitness and mental wellbeing. (Recreational or competitive). Mrs Bailey Mrs. Longstaff Aqua Sports and Recreation Mr Hardy Staff Opportunities Mrs. Bonarius To progress with in this industry you need several skills these are things such as been able to stand in front of a group of people and teach them. Many personal qualities help towards this such as: having confidence good behaviour management organisation skills be able to communicate with staff and pubils (have a voice) You also need good experience in the industry and knowledge. Obeservations and planning are a good starting pathway to prepare you for teaching as it prepares you for a lesson you would be expected to do on a day to day basis. Having a level 3 qualifaication in sport from college has allowed me to progress onto this apprentiship. Completing the level 2 progressing onto level 3 has given me more experience and knowledge within this industry. Caravans Sports and recreation Miss Poulson By Erika Warren The Outdoors About my school ! Consisting of five main sub-sectors, of which are Sport and Recreation, Fitness and Leisure, The Outdoors, Play work and the Caravans. The Active leisure and Learning industry is represented by SkillsActive, which is the Sectors Skills Council. As a whole it’s estimated there are more than 36,800 businesses in the UK (public, private and voluntary organisations) employing more than 670 000 staff in many different job roles. Mrs Ingleby Care taker: Mrs. Russell Mrs Kennedy-Beard Overlap with the first three sub sectors. Within each sub sector there is different types of business. Recreation and lesiure activities and domestic tourism. I.E. Holiday home parks, touring, caravan sales and manufacture. Mrs Warren The Outdoors After my apprentership there are several carrer pathways for me. These are things such as: Becoming a T.A within the school Coach University Self employed The school of St Charles links, within the outdoors sub sector as we use things such as OPAL and outdoor learning to allow children to play and learn in an outdoor environment. Wthin OPAL outdoors we have things such as: digging pits muddy kitchen den building Each year group has access. Learners in ks2, year 3-6 are timetabled once a week for outdoor learning. WIthin this lesson they learn different types of outdoor skills such as: orienteering survival skills i.e.- how to light a fire Many more skills are learnt and its a great opportunity the children get to learn outside in the environment. Any Questions??? Miss Warren Miss. Tallentire Mrs O’Connor Sports apprentice: The school of St Charles doesn't link with the caravan sub-sector. This sub-sector is different than the others in structure, employment and training needs. It can be divided into three sections: caravan manufacturing and service caravan sales holiday, touring and residental parks This sub-sector is totally private. With most

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Transcript: Senior at WCHS 2020 Carter Locke About Me About Me Background Born October 22, 2001 in Scottsdale, AZ Background I am a twelve year senior Live on a cattle ranch Family History Family History Parents divorced Lived in Dayton, WA Mom met Chad Jessup Moved to Wilbur Lived with the Jessups for over twelve years now Interests Interests Fishing Hunting Target practice Working out Classes English 101/102 Political Science Education Education Awards Superintendents & Principals award All League Offense & Defense Mr. Defense Most Inspirational Bill Grigsby Award Senior Portfolio Senior Portfolio Introduction to Portfolio Introduction to Portfolio Problems with having little to no community involvement in schools Connection to my interests Research paper as my format Complete Coverage Complete Coverage Rural communities like ours are very common Problems With Having Little Community/Parental Involvement in Schools Section 1 Without community involvement, schools disappear. (United States Census Bureau) Map Representing rural communities in America Map School sponsored newsletters How to get Communities More Involved in Schools. Section 2 Social media sites (Project Tomorrow) Chart of parents who use social media Chart Property tax Benefits of Having a Close-Knit and Involved Community Section 3 Less traffic/better air Crime rates (Mother Jones) Big city versus Little city Crime rates Graph The Role Technology Plays in Rural Communities Section 4 Small business Social media References References United States Census Bureau (https://www.census.gov/) Project Tomorrow (https://tomorrow.org/speakup/promo.html) Mother Jones (https://www.motherjones.com/kevin-drum/2013/01/are-big-cities-more-dangerous-small-ones/) Community Service Community Service Mr. Wildcat How I helped out What I learned What the money was raised for Future Plans Future Plans What I Want to do What I want to do Military Law enforcement How I'm Going to do That How I'm going to do that Go to WSU Join ROTC Program Keep high GPA Short & Long Term Goals Short & Long term plans Get through college Join military Wrapping Up Conclusion Community service Research Future plans Connection between these Any Questions? Thank You To... Thank You My mentor My friends & family The judges

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