Mari Chin and Alice Glenn, Occupational Therapists with Living Values Education, USA, will be presenting an LVE Workshop titled "Celebrating Community … A Safe, Peaceful, Caring Place That Fosters Quality Learning" on Saturday, 27 February. This will take place at the conference sponsored by the Snohomish County Association for the Education of Young Children event at Evergreen Middle School in Everett, Washington. SCAEYC, the Snohomish County Professional Development Committee, Child Care Resource and Referral at Volunteers of America, the Department of Early Learning, United Way and Everett School District are partnering together in planning the 2010 Rejuvenate! Conference! During the LVE Workshop, the participants will be exposed to a wide variety of experiential values activities that will help them provide opportunities for young children and older students to explore and develop universal values. This program has experienced positive results for educators in creating a safe, caring, values-based atmosphere where quality learning occurs.

For further information, please contact Marin Chin at Mycsw@aol.com

Join us for a relaxing and inspiring weekend workshop at the Peace Village Learning and Retreat Centre in Haines Falls, New York.  This LVE workshop will begin on Saturday, May 8 at 9:30 a.m., and end on Sunday, May 9 at 5:00 p.m.  Led by Diane Tillman, Licensed Educational Psychologist and the primary author of the award-winning Living Values Series, she will share with educators and parents skills to create a values-based atmosphere and values activities.  The workshop will also include information about LVE’s theoretical model, the breadth of the program internationally, and time for reflection, sharing, role playing and walks. 

Living Values Education Program is a comprehensive values education program. This innovative global program, being implemented in more than 60 countries, offers training, a practical methodology and a wide variety of experiential values activities to educators and parents to help them provide the opportunity for children and young adults to explore and develop universal values.  LVE offers resource materials for regular and at-risk children.

Cost:  While the presenters volunteer their time, there will be a $50 LVE materials fee as well as a donation for meals and two nights of accommodation to the retreat center.

Registration:  http://www.peace-village.org/Events/retreats

 

Join us for a relaxing and inspiring weekend workshop at the Anubhuti Retreat Centre in Novato, California.  This LVE workshop will begin on Friday, July 30 at 6:30 p.m., and end on August 1 at 5:00 p.m.  Led by Diane Tillman, Licensed Educational Psychologist and the primary author of the award-winning Living Values Series, and Kyoko Kimura, experienced LVE teacher, they will share with educators and parents skills to create a values-based atmosphere and values activities.  The workshop will also include information about LVE’s theoretical model, the breadth of the program internationally, and time for reflection, sharing, role playing and walks. 

Living Values Education Program is a comprehensive values education program. This innovative global program, being implemented in more than 60 countries, offers training, a practical methodology and a wide variety of experiential values activities to educators and parents to help them provide the opportunity for children and young adults to explore and develop universal values.  LVE offers resource materials for regular and at-risk children.

Cost:  While the presenters volunteer their time, there will be a $50 LVE materials fee as well as a donation for meals and two nights of accommodation to the retreat center.

Registration:  On-line at www.anubhutiretreatcenter.org  or call 1 415 884-2314.

For questions about the training, email training@livingvalues.net or call 1 562 252-3850.

For more information about LVE:  www.livingvalues.net

There will be a four-day LVE Train-the-Trainer seminar at the end of July at the Anubhuti Retreat Center in Novato, California.  Educators who feel that they have the skills to lead adult workshops, and are dedicated to effective values education and a better world for all, are warmly invited.  The seminar will begin on Friday, July 30 at 9:30 a.m. and last through Monday, August 2, at 5:00 p.m.  It is recommended that participants have previous experience teaching LVE, or have participated in a LVE Educator Workshop.

The TTT will be led by Diane Tillman, Licensed Educational Psychologist and the primary author of the award-winning Living Values Series. Participants will experience a two-day regular LVE Workshop, and have an additional two days to explore adult learning skills, facilitation styles, deepen their understanding of LVE’s theoretical model and developing values schematic, and practice presenting partial sessions.

Cost:  While the presenters volunteer their time, there will be a $50 LVE materials fee as well as a donation for meals and three nights of accommodation to the retreat center.

Registration:  On-line at www.anubhutiretreatcenter.org  or call 1 415 884-2314.

For questions about the training, email training@livingvalues.net or call 1 562 252-3850.

For more information about LVE:  www.livingvalues.net