Mind-Mapping Matters
We
each have our own preferred learning experiences. Each of us have our favored
ways of taking in and deeply processing our learning experiences. Knowing how
you prefer to learn gives you a great advantage everywhere in life, but
especially as you learn new skills in an ever-changing world. We each create
meaning from the rush and jumble of information encountered at work, at home,
and everywhere else in life.
The term “learning styles” speaks to the understanding that every
individual learns differently. We will review how mind-mapping can help
achieve goals, both professionally and personally, and how mind-mapping can
help organizational effectiveness.
Understanding mind-mapping and learning styles can be beneficial to you and
those around you!
Learning Objectives:
- Learn different learning styles, and identify own learning style
- Gain an understanding of why identifying different learning styles are beneficial in our practice.
- Understand mind-mapping at the organizational level including its benefits
CYC Certification Competency Domain: Developmental Practice Methods
NO COST CEUs - The Association for Child and Youth Care Practice (ACYCP), Child and Youth Care Certification Board (CYCCB), and Academy for Competent Youth Work (ACYW) are working with the Indiana University School of Social Work to provide free CEUs for attending this webinar. The course content has been submitted for approval so that CEUs will be in place by the time the training is held.
ACYCP Members get a discount. Please contact Michael Mitchell or the CYC Office to get the discount code. We will respond within 48 hours.
Created by
Jessica McKinley, MLD, CYC-P
Jessica McKinley has worked in the out-of-school-time (OST) field since 2010 with a focus on cultivating funding and program management statewide. Jessica is committed to out-of-school-time, is Secretary of the Association of Child & Youth Care Practice (ACYCP), sits on the Child & Youth Care Certification Board (CYCCB) and the OST Board through the Indiana Department of Education. Jessica is a certified Child and Youth Care Practitioner at the Professional level and holds a master’s degree in leadership development with a focus on nonprofits. Jessica is a trainer for the Academy for Competent Youth Work and teaches the CYC: Foundations course.
Jessica enjoys instilling knowledge and providing
resources that will continue the advancement of youth work in Indiana and beyond.
and
Emily Siler, MFA, CYC-P
