Adam Hailstone-Helping your students own their education
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Have you ever been accused or accused someone of nagging? Do you or your students ever struggle with motivation to get it all done? Do you or your students need more initiative?
In this presentation, Adam Hailstone will explore the sub-conscious drives (or desires) that get us to nag, decrease our motivation and stifle our initiative. We humans have a tendency to project our drives on to others and then blame them for our shortcomings. He will train you on a simple process of taking ownership of your drives and how to help your students do the same. The result: while also learning to help yourself, you will learn to help your students own their education and live their lives on purpose.
Adam Hailstone I live in Cedar City, Utah, where I graduated from George Wythe University with a BA in Liberal Arts. After college, I started two small businesses. I had big plans and it was a great learning experience, but something was missing. Then, a few years ago, I sold my businesses to join the faculty of Williamsburg Academy full time. It was one of the best decisions I have ever made. I love what I do! I get to help students look at the world, its people, cultures, problems and beauty and show them how to navigate it and take opportunities to change it. My goal as a mentor is to help students to look inwardly and see themselves as they really are and then decide to become what they see.
In this presentation, Adam Hailstone will explore the sub-conscious drives (or desires) that get us to nag, decrease our motivation and stifle our initiative. We humans have a tendency to project our drives on to others and then blame them for our shortcomings. He will train you on a simple process of taking ownership of your drives and how to help your students do the same. The result: while also learning to help yourself, you will learn to help your students own their education and live their lives on purpose.
Adam Hailstone I live in Cedar City, Utah, where I graduated from George Wythe University with a BA in Liberal Arts. After college, I started two small businesses. I had big plans and it was a great learning experience, but something was missing. Then, a few years ago, I sold my businesses to join the faculty of Williamsburg Academy full time. It was one of the best decisions I have ever made. I love what I do! I get to help students look at the world, its people, cultures, problems and beauty and show them how to navigate it and take opportunities to change it. My goal as a mentor is to help students to look inwardly and see themselves as they really are and then decide to become what they see.
