ALPHA DELTA KAPPA DECEMBER 2010 - Gedung Kuning

9. Beyond Four Walls: The Digital Classroom Katie Loftus, TX Epsilon Lambda
Our students live in a different world—a digital one. From cell phones to social networking to the Internet,
our students are plugged in. No matter how scary technology may seem, we must venture into this world.
Learn to use digital tools to expand your classroom beyond its walls.
10. The Encourager: Finding and Motivating Those Potential S/P/N Officer Candidates
Ruth Ann Morgan, MN Delta and Janet Robb, MN Alpha Alpha
Just think, a complete slate of S/P/N officers to present to the membership! Get an early start on “snagging”
those potential candidates for office in 2012. We will share our strategies for searching out and encouraging
those willing to offer for leadership positions. Come prepared to share your methods.
11. Welcome to the Alpha Delta Kappa Primary School Charles (Bud) Bruton, PA
Walk with your Alpha Delta Kappa sisters that traveled to Vietnam in April 2011! Visit our Alpha Delta Kappa
Primary School and meet the teachers and children! Share in the enthusiasm and world understanding for
Project S.A.V.E! Don’t miss this opportunity to be a part of this special project.
12. What’s My Line? Susan Rodda and Ann Hudson, International Chapter
Come and learn about the various officer positions in Alpha Delta Kappa. Discover the similarities and
differences of their duties at the chapter, S/P/N and International levels.
13. Everything is Negotiable: Planning Events for Alpha Delta Kappa Judy Tate, VA Tau
You will receive a step-by-step guide for obtaining the most value for the dollar when negotiating with
hotels, conference centers and restaurants. Whether planning a chapter luncheon, Founders’ Day event,
S/P/N convention or a daughter’s wedding, you will gain “behind the scenes” knowledge to enhance your
negotiating skills and confidence.
14. Lessons Learned Liz VanDaveer, WA Alpha Upsilon
Strategies and projects designed to capitalize on teaching and learning styles will be presented. During this
time of educational reform, meaningful classroom instruction can still be fun and fulfilling for all learners.
Workshop materials are based on 38 years of classroom experience in secondary schools.
15. Let’s Have A Heart-to-Heart Talk Nancy M Watkins, VA Sigma
On May 16, 2010, at age 56, I had a heart attack. Prior to that, I thought I was pretty healthy! Let me share my
experience and what I’ve learned about women and heart disease while on my journey back to wellness.
Knowledge is power against this silent killer.
16. Book Discussion: “The Help” Kay Yogi, HI Zeta
“The Help” by Kathryn Stockett is about three women in 1960’s Mississippi whose determination to start
a movement of their own forever changes a town and the way women—mothers, daughters, caregivers,
friends—view one another. This book discussion will focus on that movement and the relationships formed.
As a prerequisite, we ask that each participant read the book prior to attending the symposium.
SESSION 2: 11:00–11:50 AM
17. Creating Excellence in Alpha Delta Kappa Membership International Membership Committee
Enjoy learning new and exciting methods for recruiting and retaining your chapter membership. Make your
chapter a “Chapter of Excellence” as you explore hands-on activities to take back to your chapter membership.
18. How to Find Your Roots—Basic Genealogy Almina Barksdale, UT Eta
An update of family history and genealogical resources for beginners and experienced researchers. Discover
how easy it is to find your roots. Learn about the newest software and how to locate helpful research data
links. Learn how a diary or journal can connect you to your descendants.
19. Pack Light—Leave Those Giant Bags at Home Vivian Bowden, FL Alpha Nu
Why are you breaking your back with all of those giant bags? Learn how to pack light with great points to follow.
A small carry-on will keep the stress out. We will have fun planning what to take on a trip by plane or car.
20. Book Discussion: “A Woman in Berlin, Eight Weeks in a Conquered City” Billie Darrow, TX Sigma
This diary was written by a 34-year-old German journalist, who was in Berlin when an area of the city was
under Russian control. Due to the nature of the events in the book, she wished to remain anonymous. As a
prerequisite, we ask that each participant read the book prior to attending the symposium.
21. An Experience of a Lifetime: “Three Cups of Tea” Betty Ehret, AZ Xi
How can peace be attained in this world? Greg Mortenson, author of “Three Cups of Tea,” believes in
educating women to establish world peace. Come participate in a discussion of how one man’s undertaking
changed lives. Be inspired to help in your community or around the world.
22. Different Strokes for Different Folks Betty Jo Evers, AZ Iota
All children learn at different paces, at different times and in different ways. Learn how to distinguish each
step of the teaching sequence during small group reading to maximize every student’s learning. Different
strokes for different folks will be shared.
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