Program: Comprehensive System of Personnel Development
Audience: Administrators, K-12 Educators, School Counselors, School Board Members, Interested Individuals
Dates: 8/17/2022
Are you dealing with difficult people, decisions, and situations? Are you tired of leaving a meeting or an interaction upset, angry, or frustrated? Do you feel like, no matter what you do or try, you aren't able to connect or work with challenging students, parents, and colleagues? If so, then this session is for you.
In this highly engaging and interactive session, we will look at the key elements of difficult people, decisions, and situations. We will identify strategies to work more collaboratively with difficult people while maintaining your dignity and respect. In addition to learning how to distract the distractor, disarm aggressive and disrespectful people, and find the "win-win” with others, you will leave with a renewed spirit and energy to deal with a wide variety of people and situations.
This workshop will be held in-person in Room 122 of the College of Education at Montana State University Billings. Parking permits will be available at registration. No food or beverages will be provided--please bring whatever you might need for the day. Lunch is on your own and a break will be provided for it.
PRESENTER:
Dr. Randy Russell, Ph.D., is an award winning educator and Author of the book "The Three Ships". He is the superintendent of the Freeman School District in Rockford, Washington. To learn more about Dr. Russell go to https://randyrussell.org.