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| Download Feedback Summaries: New Jersey's Conference Professional References |
"I liked that the speaker focused on how we are
different and need to embrace those differences in
order to build multicultural relationships."
"I will use this knowledge in my day to day routine
when I deal with my team in Mexico, my vendors in
the US, and my employees. I will also try to share
this knowledge with my peers to make a change for
the better."
Multicultural Competence.
PENSKE,
Reading PA, May, 2009.
"I will learn more about my students' backgrounds
and implement this knowledge into my lessons."
"I will suggest to extend this workshop into a series -
This was a great introduction. The best workshop
I've attended on multiculturalism in a 15 year long
career full of "diversity training."
Multiculturalism and how to engage Latino students,
21st Century Community Learning Centers,
Reading, PA, April, 2009.
"Time well used. Presentation well-organized.
Great job. Can apply info learned! Thank you."
"This style of presentation works for me. He was
quite knowledgeable and presented cultural info
in a non-threatening, non-demeaning manner.
Excellent!"
"Excellent examples of how different cultures can
look at the same problems in such varying ways.
Great powerpoint."
The Latino Tsunami.
American School Counselor Association Conference,
Atlanta, June 2008.
"Wonderful presentation - well paced - great
information. Thank you so much. I can take back
and put into practice now! Also material presented
in such a way that I can share with staff."
"it's nice to have a speaker that talks from his 'heart'
and knows what he is saying from his own
experience".
Improving Intercultural Interactions.
American School Counselor Association Conference,
Denver, June 2007.
"The visual aids were great. Having an interactive
presenter was also helpful. He was open to
feedback, patient."
"One of the best/most professional in-services
workshops I've attended - inside/outside Everett.
Thank you, well done!"
"There is a great balance between lecture, activity,
group discussion."
"Great job, received some excellent 'hands-on'
resources. Thanks for your time, effort, and
dedication."
Improving Intercultural Interactions. Full-day workshop.
Everett Schools.
Boston, MA. November, 2007
"This is by far the best presentation/workshop.
There was finally engagement. We weren't being
talk to. Great info. He should be a main speaker."
"Excellent! Very engaging speaker. I liked how he
included the participants in the conversation."
"Fantastic presentation - excellent resources.
The presenter used brain-based learning
techniques."
Engaging Latino Students.
College Board conferences
Los Angeles, June, 2007.
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