KOTLIN/Everywhere is a global series of community-led events - supported by Google and JetBrains - where you can learn more about Kotlin, including using it in Android, Google Cloud Platform, and multi-platform development.Event is Free.How to Prepare for the event :Bring your laptop with IntelliJ Community Edition and Android Studio installed.
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read moreThe Box Office accepts MasterCard, Visa, Discover, American Express, and Cash. Box Office Phone Number: (313) 471-7929 The Xfinity Box Office at Little Caesars Arena is open Monday thru Friday, from 11:00am to 5:30pm, and also on Event Days from 11:00am until Intermission.
read more The International Research Conference Aims and Objectives The International Research Conference is a federated organization dedicated to bringing together a significant number of diverse scholarly events for presentation within the conference program. Events will run over a span of time during the conference depending on the number and length of the presentations. With its high quality, it provides an exceptional value for students, academics and industry researchers. ICPTP 2020: 14. International Conference on Polymer Technology and Photopolymer aims to bring together leading academic scientists, researchers and research scholars to exchange and share their experiences and research results on all aspects of Polymer Technology and Photopolymer. It also provides a premier interdisciplinary platform for researchers, practitioners and educators to present and discuss the most recent innovations, trends, and concerns as well as practical challenges encountered and solutions adopted in the fields of Polymer Technology and Photopolymer
Scotland’s Mental Health First Aid: Young People (SMHFA:YP), developed by NHS Health Scotland, is an evidence-based course for adults supporting young people aged between 11 and 17 years old. Mental health first aid was developed in Australia and is based on the concept of general first aid training. Mental health first aid is the help given to someone experiencing a mental health problem before other help can be accessed. Aims of the course 1) to provide participants with a better understanding of young people’s mental health; 2) to equip participants with mental health first aid skills: - how to recognise the signs of mental health problems or distress - how to ask a young person about mental distress - how to provide initial comfort and support - how to guide a young person towards professional help and other support Who should attend? This course is relevant for anyone who supports young people aged 11-17. This includes, for example, parents, teachers, school nurses, youth workers, mentors, sports coaches, and social workers. Course format The SMHFA:YP course is a 14-hour blended learning course consisting of three parts. Part 1: online self-study module - 3 hours Includes: The policy context in Scotland Attitudes, inequalities, stigma and discrimination Introduction to the most common mental health problems and crises experienced by young people: depression, anxiety, self-harm, alcohol and substance abuse, eating disorders, suicide Recovery Professional help Participants will be provided with access to Part 1 from 2 weeks before the face-to-face training day . Part 2: face-to-face training - This will be held on date advertised. Participants must complete Part 1 before the training day. The training day focuses on developing practical skills. Participants are introduced to the step-by-step approach to providing mental health first aid. Part 3: online self-study module - 4 hours Building on Parts 1 and 2, this module takes a more detailed look at mental health problems and crises in young people. The materials include interactive scenarios that enable participants to practise and further develop their mental health first aid skills. After completing all three parts of the course, each participant receives a certificate confirming their ‘Scotland’s Mental Health First Aider for Young People’ status, and a copy of the SMHFA:Young People Manual. Comments from previous participants........” I now feel prepared to have these conversations....I feel more confident in carrying out initial mental health first aid”, “We have learned about supporting/talking to young people about their mental health”, “It’s been useful and given more structure to some issues I will address with pupils”, “broadening my understanding of mental health issues and how to approach young people with suicide on their mind”. Please note: Participants will be contacted via email a few weeks before the face-to-face training regarding access to the online modules. SMHFA training is not a therapeutic space for resolving personal issues. Individuals are encouraged to take care of themselves and take responsibility for what they share. More information can be found on the SMHFA Young People's website http://youngpeople.smhfa.com/ Trainer Emily Justice is a very experienced mental health first aid trainer. She regularly delivers the Scotland’s Mental Health First Aid course and also Scotland’s Mental Health First Aid: Young People. Her passion for this work stems from her own lived experience of mental health problems and recovery. Emily is particularly interested in work that supports prevention and early intervention among children and young people. In 2017 she developed and piloted a peer education programme, which is now being used by schools in several local authorities. Terms and conditions This course is in Health in Mind's main offices, 40 Shandwick Place, Edinburgh, EH2 4RT. Our training room is on the second floor and is not accessible for people with mobility issues. If you would like to participate in the course and have mobility issues, please contact us and we will relocate the course to an accessible venue. Training bookings on Eventbrite are paid for by credit or debit card using Visa, Mastercard or American Express. We are unable to issue an invoice/purchase order. If you need to cancel your booking and give more than 28 days’ notice, we will refund 50% of your fee. If due to unforeseen circumstances we have to change the course date, and it is not suitable for you, we will refund 100% of the payment.
read moreThe box office accepts Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Cash. Tickets held for willcall can be picked up on the day of the performance usually beginning 1 to 2 hours prior to showtime. The customer must present a valid form of identification, the actual credit card, and the confirmation number. (206) 682-1414 Monday-Friday 10:00am - 6:00pm.
read moreCash, Visa, MC, AMX, Discover & Check (San Antonio area only, with valid TX drivers license or state issued ID) Available for pick up on the day of the show. 2 hours prior to the show. Majestic Theatre does not participate in In-Store-Pick-Up. (210) 226-3333 10am-5pm Monday - Friday Hours Vary Saturday. Call for more info. (Extended hours on performance days) The Majestic Theatre offers accessible seating for patrons in wheelchairs and seating for patrons with limited mobility. In addition, for the Broadway in San Antonio performances there is Close Captioning provided on Sunday matinees.
read moreMAKING CONNECTIONS THROUGH LEARNING FOR SUSTAINABILITY NEW facilitated online CLPL for teachers starting 8th February 2019 Click on Register to reserve your place here on Eventbrite Aligned with Scotland’s education priorities and the UN Sustainable Development Goals, this professional learning supports you to develop the confidence to plan for, and implement, Learning for Sustainability in your practice, making connections at individual, school and global levels, and inspiring students to collaborate on the issues that shape our world. Available at three levels: Level 2 (6-hours over 6 weeks) 8th February – 22nd March 2019 Level 3 (12-hours over 10 weeks) 8th February – 3rd May 2019 Level 4 (18 hours over 3 terms) 8th February – 13th December 2019 Why participate? Scotland is unique internationally in having a requirement for all teachers and education professionals to address Learning for Sustainability (LfS) in their practice. This fully funded professional learning, created by the University of Edinburgh and Learning for Sustainability Scotland, for the British Council Connecting Classrooms programme, will: Support you to create an enabling environment for Learning for Sustainability and significantly enhance your learners’ educational experience Inform your PRD and GTCS Professional Update Support whole-school and community approaches to Learning for Sustainability Give access to an international network of like-minded teachers Your engagement in the programme could, in time, lead to Professional Recognition from the GTCS. Who can participate? All teachers in Scotland. You will be supported by skilled facilitators with a background in Learning for Sustainability and online learning and do not need any advanced technical expertise to take part. What will be asked of you? The course involves participation in online discussions and activities at a time that is convenient for you. Level 2 (6-hours over 6 weeks) 8th February – 22nd March 2019 Level 3 (12-hours over 10 weeks) 8th February – 3rd May 2019 Level 4 (18 hours over 3 terms) 3rd May – 13th December 2019 We will ask you to try out some activities and ideas with your learners and to share your learning with others throughout the course. In addition at Level 3 you will be asked to present your activities and reflect on their impacts and at level 4 to submit a portfolio of learning. Course Participants will: In the context of Learning for Sustainability and the UN Sustainable Development Goals, reflect on how to develop the skills and dispositions required of teachers and learners to live in an interdependent world Critically consider practical approaches to learning and teaching for Learning for Sustainability Apply in practice and reflect on the impact of approaches to Learning for Sustainability at an individual, whole school and global level Develop confidence in your teacher leadership for Learning for Sustainability and engage in peer learning opportunities through an established practitioner network for Learning for Sustainability Course Programme Click on Register to reserve your place here on Eventbrite . You can find information about our Data Privacy Policy here. For further information contact Betsy King, Development Manager, Learning for Sustainability Scotland, Betsyking@lfsscotland.org
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