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  • CSA 420: Career Anchors: Disc Real Valu

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    North Shore Community College

    Career Anchors: Discovering Your Real Values In many cases, people select a career for all the wrong reasons, and find their responses to the workplace are incompatible with their true values. This situation results in feelings of unrest and discontent and in lost productivity. To help you avoid these problems, Career Anchors is designed to help you uncover your real values and use them to make better career choices.
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  • CSA 421: Closing/Settlement

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    North Shore Community College

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  • CSA 422: 21E

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    North Shore Community College

    No course description available.
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  • CSA 423: Rivers P Act

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    North Shore Community College

    No course description available.
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  • CSA 424: Multiple Intelligences Theory

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    North Shore Community College

    An Introduction to the Multiple Intelligences Theory: Learn practical strategies for increasing performance in students with diverse learning styles. This course will provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of contemporary multiple intelligence theories and their application to enhance and elevate students' diverse performance levels. An examination of the organizational and instructional implications of Howard Gardner's Seven Intelligences through review and discussion of research and media will increase participants' awareness of multiple intelligence theory and its application to self-evaluation, lesson planning and classroom organization, with an emphasis on addressing the needs of the special education student. 6 PDPs.
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  • CSA 425: Color Theory: Use Color

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    North Shore Community College

    How to Use Color Effectively Every Day Would you like to know which color would look better the blue one or the yellow one - the dark one or the light one? Everyday life is full of these choices. How do you decide? Colors can be combined and work together to create the harmony or mood that you desire. This class will give you sound color theory and show you how to use it in your own environment. You will look at your own wardrobes, dwellings, gardens, offices, and visual art to learn what works for you and what doesn't. When you leave this course you'll know your own color preferences and how to use them effectively with confidence and pleasure. Bring to class any color media you have, i.e. felt pens, colored pencils, gouache. Other materials may also be required. A camera would be useful.
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  • CSA 426: Stage & Screen

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    North Shore Community College

    Break Into the Exciting World of Stage & Screen This workshop offers you tips on what tools you will need in order to get the part. Learn how to aut=dition, start a resume, get into unions, avoid scams and everything else that will make you a successful actor/actress. Text included in course fee.
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  • CSA 427: Disclosed Dual Agency

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    North Shore Community College

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  • CSA 428: Basic Mediation Training

    0.00 Credits
    North Shore Community College

    mutually acceptable resolution to their conflict. Training Basic Mediation Training The faculty of North Shore Community Mediation Program (NSCMP) is offering a 34 hour Basic Mediation Training. The NSCMP, a non-profit organization providing mediation services and education, has designed this training for participants who want to learn the general practice of mediation. Mediation is a widely accepted form of Dispute Resolution which is responsive to a broad range of conflicts The training is highly interactive, combining exercises, discussions, demonstrations, presentations and role-playing. Training topics to be covered are an overview of mediation methods and practices; the nature and dynamics of conflict; ethical dilemmas, including mediator-bias; issues of diversity; and the practice of impartiality. You will learn about the role and skills of a mediator; such as active listening, learning the perspectives of the disputants, defining the issues and positions, facilitating communication, dealing with power imbalances, and generating possible options for settlement. The text and handouts are provided in the course fee. You will receive a certificate of completion for the course and 34 Professional Development Points or 3.4 CEUs. With this course, followed by a MAMPP proscribed apprenticeship with a Community Mediation Program you will meet the guidelines for becoming a mediator. Registrants must agree to attend and participate in all the training sessions. Opportunities to apprentice as a mediator with the NSCMP will be made available to individuals who successfully complete this training. Saturday, April 17, 8:30 am-5:00 pm Thursday, April 22, 6:00 pm-9:15 pm Saturday, April 24, 8:30 am-5:00 pm Saturday, May 1, 8:30 am-5:00 pm Thursday, May 6, 6:00 pm-9:15 pm Saturday, May 8, 8:30 am-5:00 pm
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  • CSA 429: Newsletter Writing

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    North Shore Community College

    The Fine Art of Newsletter Writing This six-week course is designed for individuals who are new to the field of corporate communications or for those who would like to produce a personal or business newsletter but don't know where to begin. You will learn how to write for your audience, lay out text, write catchy headlines, place photos and much more. You will also tap into your latent artistic abilities and develop a product that will command your readers' attention.
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