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Join us for a workshop on implementing sustainability in staff development. Learn strategies, benefits, and empowerment exercises. Feedback welcomed. Source: Layard LSE Lectures 2003.
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Welcome Nic Malcomson – Living Well Within One World Elizabeth May – Swansea Metropolitan University
About us • Who we are • Why we are here
What you can expect • Workshop style • General view – specific strategies • Training • Benefits • Empowerment exercise • Feedback please • Finish 3:55 p.m.
Let‘s hear from you... • Two things grateful for today? • Who are you? Department? • Why are you here? • Why is it important? • Share with your neighbour/the group
Multi-level strategy:case study LSE • LSE Environmental Policy • Living Well training • Roles offered • Staff Development Day Street Market • Acknowledgements and awards • Listening, requests, further provision
Multi-level strategy • Ideas and Resources
Communication exercise • Promote getting sustainability into staff development to your neighbour • Elicit • Top three key objectives of their job • Ask…and if you achieve that what will that mean to you…repeat 2 times • Give them two benefits of getting sustainability into staff development in their own terms
Sustainability Training:Living Well • Information • Psychology • Practice • Repetition • Connecting
Previous results September 2006 • 29 participants • Overall satisfaction rating: 88% March 2007 • 7 participants • Overall satisfaction rating: 88% • See www.livingwellwow.com for details Data from feedback summaries provided by LSE staff
Exercise: beliefs • Learned helplessness, learned optimism • Permanence vs temporary • Pervasiveness vs specific • Personal Source – Seligman (2002)
Training – what works • IDEAS
Benefits • Staff • Departments: SDU, SDU, other • Organisation • Wider Community • World
Exercise • Future pace benefits of getting sustainability into staff development • What actions possible from new belief • Schedule action with neighbour
Contact nic@livingwellwow.com
Thank you and feedback please!
Exercise: beliefs • Given this new belief, what specific actions can you now commit to take. • Write it in your diary. Source – Seligman (2002)
Why psychology? Positive Psychology Findings • Resourceful states lead to resourceful solutions • Happiness, health and response to warnings • Happiness and hardship Source – Seligman (2002)