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Welcome Deeper Learners!

This digital program is for all things DL2023! Sched is open! You may select your sessions starting March 14th at 11am PST.

Be sure to select one Workshop Round 1 or Den Talk series [for Day 1], one Deep Dive session [for Day 2], and one Workshop Round 2 or Den Talk series [for Day 3]. These sessions have capacity limits and will fill up.

To see an overview of the event and session types, for a campus map and frequently asked questions, check out the event info page here.

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Tuesday, March 28 • 4:30pm - 6:00pm
The Gifts of Gentle Acceptance

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In accepting more of our authentic selves we will be better able to accept and understand more in others. This is a fun and informative self-reflection learning! Together through self-reflection, sharing, and discussion we will learn more about our emotional vocabularies, how our emotions are data, how our emotions need recognition especially the "messy & difficult" ones. This session will discuss the gifts of "gentle emotional acceptance as the first layer to an authentic, creative, meaningful happiness. By accepting our emotions with compassion, openness and curiosity we will make better choices of value-connected actions in our work and in our lives", Dr. Susan David. We will learn about ourselves and each other with breakouts to share in small groups or partners. We will work with the R.A.I.N. model of emotional recognition. We will look at and explore The Gottman Institute Feeling Wheel to expand emotional vocabulary, Dr. David's pyramid of emotional needs, and finally practice using the the phrase "I feel . . ." rather than "I am . . ."; "I feel sad" rather than "I am sad." and dig into the subtleties of how words matter.

Speakers
avatar for Ann C Hargraves

Ann C Hargraves

Professional Learning Coach, Social Emotional and Mental Health, Northwest Regional ESD
I've had a lifelong appreciation and a deep respect for children and their growing and learning processes. As the middle child of 5 siblings one of the earliest indications of my interest in child development was, at age 3 1/2. The story goes that I repeatedly told my mother, pregnant... Read More →
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Whitney Wagner

Attendance Services Team Lead, NWRESD


Tuesday March 28, 2023 4:30pm - 6:00pm PDT
HTe 216