Tri state 2015 - session 2 am
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This is Steve Maguire's Second session from Tuesday morning March 17, 2015 at the Tri-State Camp conference in Atlantic City New Jersey
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This document outlines 20 goals and activities for the summer of 2012, as presented by Steve Maguire. They include visiting other camps, providing excellent follow-up, using qualitative evaluation forms, improving meetings and traditions, conducting staff training programs, and emphasizing good customer service. The goals are meant to help individuals and camps be more effective in working with children and staff.
Summer camp or country club?
The is the "Summer camp or Country Club" presentation given by Steve Maguire @ the ACA Tri-State Conference on Wednesday March 14, 2012.
Transitioning to leadership team
This is a breakout session presented by Steve Maguire at the EPIC event on March 13, 2012 in Atlantic City, NJ. www.maguirepresentations.com
Characteristics of a great admin team
This is one of the breakout sessions presented by Steve Maguire at the EPIC event on March 13, 2012 in Atlantic City, NJ... www.maguirepresentations.com
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The document provides 20 tips for making oneself irreplaceable at their job. It encourages employees to go above and beyond by staying late, arriving early, doing multiple jobs with a smile. It suggests handling each task only once to be efficient and organized. While giving 100% at work, it cautions against letting the job take over one's entire life. It promotes developing strengths and weaknesses with colleagues, improving facilitation skills, being amazing at follow up, putting in time to learn, ongoing professional development, strong communication skills, learning from other camps, and maintaining a customer service perspective.
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Tri state 2015 - session 2 am
- 1. Speak up!: How to improve your presentation skills with your staff Steve Maguire, M.Ed Go Turnstone!
- 2. Start with a great hook! “No One Likes You!”
- 3. How do you want to get better at presenting?
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- 10. Audience involvement & Movement Four corners mingle clump
- 11. Physical Space A few war stories
- 12. See as many different styles as possible Jim Gaffigan Robin Williams Steve Wright Ed Gerety Patrick Lencioni
- 13. Watch your verbal hang ups um, you know what I mean?, OK
- 14. Visuals are fantastic, if used the right way visuals are fantastic, if used the right way Remember the “back of the room” rule
- 17. Technology is great, but know how to use it! Become a super techie Have your back up plan when everything fails
- 18. Video segments are great! (you can ‘reach’ and get great stuff!)
- 20. Make it personal Early and often if you are going to have a personal approach to your leadership style
- 26. Have your awkward radar on Look for moments of awkwardness or mis- speakings(sexual/inappropriate) and have some generational awareness: “Hook up” “Hook up” has many sexual definitions to this generation of kids: Have sex, make out, etc.
- 27. Solidly transition between ideas and activities Get people talking about something specific if you “need time”
- 28. Pacing... Think “Goldylockes” zone Too fast Too slow Voice inflection Know how to use your pauses
- 29. Music... You better know your play list
- 30. Efficient with your time and energy DD wasting time at all?
- 31. Efficient with your time and energy
- 33. Timing 4 toughest times to present to an audience
- 34. Awkward set ups Child Molester