Community of Practice: Let’s Rise Together- Change the phrase of goal setting to goal achieving

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Let’s Rise Together- Change the phrase of goal setting to goal achieving

Workshop Description: 

Do you feel stagnant? Do you look at other interpreters and wonder “How do they do that” or “how do they find the time?” This workshop will motivate participants to push themselves to the next level in their field of interpreting. To get there it takes: goal setting, accountability, determination, and positivity. Interactive discussions and personal analysis will be an imperative part of getting the full benefit of this workshop. Participants will take a hard look at their “barriers.” This inspiring workshop is a great way to wrap up the schoolyear and forge ahead into summertime. 

Let’s rise together this summer!

Educational Objectives: 

• Analyze and discuss the most utilized excuses/barriers for not following through on personally taking action toward their goals

• State and create plans for both long and short term personal goals 

• Outline their day and week to determine the best time for deliberate practice 

• Organize accountability partners from breakout groups by collecting names, contact information and schedule weekly discussion times

Facilitated by: Erin Burns

June 12, 2021

10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

Following the Annual Business Meeting

Cost: FREE!(for NVRID members)

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ASL Communication is an Approved RID CMP Sponsor for continuing education activities

This professional studies program is offered for 0.2 CEUs. Participants need “little/no” prior knowledge of this topic. No partial CEUs will be offered. Target audience for this workshop is ASL interpreters of all levels.

Pre-registration is required to attend; please register before Wednesday, June 9. Workshop will be conducted in English. Accommodation requests must be received seven days prior to the workshop. 

NVRID complies with applicable Federal civil rights laws and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, disability, or sex. For more information, questions, or to request accommodations, please email vicepresident@nvrid.org.