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Description: “Did you see that” is an interactive e-learning event for Central Division Level I, II or III certified members who are interested in further development of their movement analysis skills. This event consists of three two – hour sessions in an e-learning format utilizing video segments of skiers at various levels of development, MODDS movement analysis model, voice interaction and prescription for change. Participants will observe and learn from the Ed Staff facilitator in session one, contribute to movement analysis through Ed Staff guidance in session two and develop movement analysis followed by prescription for change and lesson/coaching development in session three. Session Dates: 1st Session: Wednesday, December 5, 2018  2nd Session: Wednesday, December 12, 2018 3rd Session: Wednesday, December 19, 2018   Sessions will be from 7-9pm CST/ 8-10pm EST  

What: Explore how to share the joy of skiing with future generations. This course focuses on practical information for anyone organizing skiing activities for children and youth or, anyone looking to add more fun to their lessons. How: Learn how you can develop young skiers passion for the sport Tips on how to organize practice sessions Teaching fundamentals effective educators use to teach skiing This course will focus on activities and games to challenge your club or team Cancellation Policy It’s rare that we cancel an entire event unless the resort/area is closed, but we often find it necessary to cancel or combine sessions at an event because the session minimum has not been met. When this happens, we will contact you as early as possible and offer other session options at the same event or transfer you to another event. Cancellation and transfer fees do not apply under these circumstances. If we cancel a session you are registered for, and it is not possible for you to attend another event by the end of the season, your registration fee sub any administrative fees will be refunded. If you are in need of education credits for this season then all possible pathways must be exhausted before a waiver is granted. (Webinars, Non ASEA Events, etc.)

Description: What: This assessment-based certificate course is offered to PSIA-AASI certified instructors. The course will help you understand how children; think, feel about themselves, interact with others, and move as they grow and develop. You will see how this understanding can be creatively applied to Beginner/Novice into Intermediate Zone lessons. You will have the opportunity to share your knowledge with the group and compare it to the National Standard. Why: Be “that guy/gal”. You know the one. The instructor having fun with a bunch of laughing kids around them, while providing a truly inspired safe, fun and educational experience. In this course, you will learn the skills that instructor possesses so you too can be recognized for your education, experience, and expertise in teaching children snow sports. How: Participants will need a copy of the Children’s Instruction Manual, 2nd Edition, Improving Student Engagement – Give’em what they C.R.A.V.E., and watch this video to complete the XC CS 1 Workbook. The workbook must be completed prior to attending the event. The course is designed around the concepts learned in the workbook and will be reviewed and practiced, during the first part of the event. Each participant will apply this knowledge including current children’s snow sports trends to a PSIA/AASI-C Child Development Level in the second part of the event. Participants’ achievement will be relayed via verbal and written feedback from the clinician throughout the course and at its end. Copy the link below to access the XC CS1 Workbook http://www.psia-c.org/download/childrens-specilaist/CS1-XC%20Workbook-2018-19%20Form%20Ext.pdf * For a more detailed description and evaluation criteria download the PSIA-AASI Children’s Specialist National Standard.

This course is available to Registered Instructors, Basic Instructors and new members at least 16 years of age, having ten or more hours of training or teaching experience verified by a ski school director. This is a two-day clinic for Nordic Track. The Level 1 Certification Clinic is a combination clinic and evaluation. The course leaders will instruct the group on those topics required in the evaluation and evaluate the group on the progress made toward achieving the listed standards.   Please complete the Central Cross Country Level 1 Workbook prior to the event.

This course is available to Registered Instructors, Basic Instructors and new members at least 16 years of age, having ten or more hours of training or teaching experience verified by a ski school director. This is a two-day clinic for Nordic Track. The Level 1 Certification Clinic is a combination clinic and evaluation. The course leaders will instruct the group on those topics required in the evaluation and evaluate the group on the progress made toward achieving the listed standards.

This program tests an instructor’s skiing skills, teaching ability and technical knowledge. The Level 2 exam prep is recommended. Nordic Track Level 2 Exams are two days.