You Can Be a Change Agent!
How to help students believe in their ability to learn and be successful.
You Can Be a Change Agent!
How to help students believe in their ability to learn and be successful.
What are the forces at work that create the belief systems in our students about their ability to be successful in our programs? The beliefs about success are the most important determinants that will govern how people perform in our programs. We have all worked with students that had so much more potential to be successful than they demonstrated as students. Why aren’t they delivering everything that they are capable of doing? What is the internal self-talk that blocks them from achieving more? Are there things that we might be inadvertently doing as counselors that could be contributing to this contradiction? What can we do to play a role as the most effective change agent that can help support a student becoming a springboard to their own success? This revealing keynote will take you on a journey inside the minds of students so you can see and understand what shapes their personal belief systems. Discover your role in helping them shift toward having greater self-confidence in themselves and their ability to be successful in our schools!
Executive Director
Robbin and Associates
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Larry Robbin, Executive Director of Robbin and Associates, has a lifelong history in education as a counselor, teacher and program developer. Larry’s mother was a professional musician and actress and she instilled in him a love for the performing arts. Larry began working in the performing arts as a child. When he was a teenager a local community center recruited him to be a counselor and teacher on the faculty of a performing arts training program for young people. It was here that Larry developed his love for counseling and teaching. He went on to volunteer doing counseling, teaching and program development work in education programs in Chicago serving youth and adults in poverty. His excellent outcomes caught the eye of the Dean of the School of Education at the University of Wisconsin in Milwaukee. The Dean recruited Larry to the faculty where he was responsible for recruiting and counseling first generation college students. Under Larry’s leadership, the school achieved the highest recruitment and retention outcomes with first generation students in its history. Larry has trained over 100,000 people across the country. He has presented at more than 500 conferences and delivered over 300 webinars. He has given keynote speeches for many organizations including the Department of Education, Department of Labor, Apple Computer, Microsoft, California Workforce Association, schools, community based organizations and many other entities.
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