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Mechanisms is a fast paced, in-depth program designed to challenge the serious science studentwho is interested in medicine or medical research. Students in the Mechanisms program investigate cancer and other disease topics with lectures from research experts. At the final class, students present their research paper to friends, family and researchers at Nationwide Children's Hospital.
Brochure and application can be downloaded from this website. .
Program is June 21-July 26, 2010 on Monday and Thursday from 6-9 pm. You can download information from this website but cannot register on line. Acceptance is through a competitive application process.
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Ongoing
Is this your child?
Avoids writing tasks Unable to finish homework due to the amount of handwriting involved Gets poor grades on otherwise correct lessons because the teacher cannot read the writing Constantly has to re-do papers due to poor penmanship Tires easily when writing Then this program is for your child who has difficulty with the skill of handwriting.
You cannot register for this class over the internet. This is for information only. See information on evaluation to learn how about qualifications for this class.
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Ongoing
This interactive educational program deals with the physical and emotional cruelty inflected by bullying and violence. Students learn to appreciate their own strengths (or gifts) and the different strengths of those around them.
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Ongoing
Job Shadowing (Observorship) at Nationwide Children's Hospital provides unpaid learning opportunities to help individuals learn about healthcare career options and skills required in specific occupations.
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Ongoing
Not-On-Tobacco (N-O-T) is designed for teens between the ages of 13-19 who want to quit smoking. The first meeting is not your quit date! This is a group based quit-smoking program comprised of 10 weekly sessions. The meetings are composed of one same sex facilitator and small groups of teen smokers (5-10 people). The meetings are separated by gender with a female facilitator for the female group and a male facilitator for the male group.
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Ongoing
S.A.F.E..Safety Awareness for Everyone helps young children understand reasons for coming to the hospital and provides an introduction to safety featuring Children's Hospital's safety educator, SAFE-T-SAURUS. Program is designed specially for pre school groups ages 4-6 utilizing play and hands on activitites. It is our hope that through this program, children will gain a familiarity of the hospital, which will help them cope emotionally if, in fact, they make a planned or an unexpected visit.
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November 14, 2009
Brothers & sisters of children with autism may have feelings that are difficult to express, even to a friend: sadness that a sister can’t learn things that others take for granted, anger when a brother’s behavior problems prevent the family from doing things other families do, or the special pride when a sibling with autism learns a basic but important life skill after weeks or months of practice. At Sibshops, siblings will share these feelings with others who truly understand.
Brothers and sisters now have a chance to meet and talk with other kids who have a sibling with autism. They’ll have an opportunity to talk about the good and not so good parts of having a sibling with a disability. Most importantly it will be a place & time for them to have fun!
Sibshops focuses on using fun & games to explore feelings and share information. Our groups are geared for children aged 7-12 who have a sibling with autism. Children’s Hospital Autism Center will be hosting & running the group.
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November 21, 2009
Are you a teen ready to begin babysitting? Whether you're just starting out or have already been babysitting, you're a candidate for the Babysitter Training Workshop. Students will learn the ins and outs of being a sitter parents will invite back. Students must be 11 years old to attend. Students attend one class and receive certificates of completion at the end.
Please complete a separate registration form for each student signing up for this class.
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December 5, 2009
Are you a teen ready to begin babysitting? Whether you're just starting out or have already been babysitting, you're a candidate for the Babysitter Training Workshop. Students will learn the ins and outs of being a sitter parents will invite back. Students must be 11 years old to attend. Students attend one class and receive certificates of completion at the end.
Please complete a separate registration form for each student signing up for this class.
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December 19, 2009
Are you a teen ready to begin babysitting? Whether you're just starting out or have already been babysitting, you're a candidate for the Babysitter Training Workshop. Students will learn the ins and outs of being a sitter parents will invite back. Students must be 11 years old to attend. Students attend one class and receive certificates of completion at the end.
Please complete a separate registration form for each student signing up for this class.
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January 30, 2010
Are you a teen ready to begin babysitting? Whether you're just starting out or have already been babysitting, you're a candidate for the Babysitter Training Workshop. Students will learn the ins and outs of being a sitter parents will invite back. Students must be 11 years old to attend. Students attend one class and receive certificates of completion at the end.
Please complete a separate registration form for each student signing up for this class.
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February 20, 2010
Are you a teen ready to begin babysitting? Whether you're just starting out or have already been babysitting, you're a candidate for the Babysitter Training Workshop. Students will learn the ins and outs of being a sitter parents will invite back. Students must be 11 years old to attend. Students attend one class and receive certificates of completion at the end.
Please complete a separate registration form for each student signing up for this class.
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February 20, 2010
Brothers & sisters of children with autism may have feelings that are difficult to express, even to a friend: sadness that a sister can’t learn things that others take for granted, anger when a brother’s behavior problems prevent the family from doing things other families do, or the special pride when a sibling with autism learns a basic but important life skill after weeks or months of practice. At Sibshops, siblings will share these feelings with others who truly understand.
Brothers and sisters now have a chance to meet and talk with other kids who have a sibling with autism. They’ll have an opportunity to talk about the good and not so good parts of having a sibling with a disability. Most importantly it will be a place & time for them to have fun!
Sibshops focuses on using fun & games to explore feelings and share information. Our groups are geared for children aged 7-12 who have a sibling with autism. Children’s Hospital Autism Center will be hosting & running the group.
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March 6, 2010
Are you a teen ready to begin babysitting? Whether you're just starting out or have already been babysitting, you're a candidate for the Babysitter Training Workshop. Students will learn the ins and outs of being a sitter parents will invite back. Students must be 11 years old to attend. Students attend one class and receive certificates of completion at the end.
Please complete a separate registration form for each student signing up for this class.
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March 20, 2010
Are you a teen ready to begin babysitting? Whether you're just starting out or have already been babysitting, you're a candidate for the Babysitter Training Workshop. Students will learn the ins and outs of being a sitter parents will invite back. Students must be 11 years old to attend. Students attend one class and receive certificates of completion at the end.
Please complete a separate registration form for each student signing up for this class.
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April 10, 2010
Are you a teen ready to begin babysitting? Whether you're just starting out or have already been babysitting, you're a candidate for the Babysitter Training Workshop. Students will learn the ins and outs of being a sitter parents will invite back. Students must be 11 years old to attend. Students attend one class and receive certificates of completion at the end.
Please complete a separate registration form for each student signing up for this class.
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April 24, 2010
Are you a teen ready to begin babysitting? Whether you're just starting out or have already been babysitting, you're a candidate for the Babysitter Training Workshop. Students will learn the ins and outs of being a sitter parents will invite back. Students must be 11 years old to attend. Students attend one class and receive certificates of completion at the end.
Please complete a separate registration form for each student signing up for this class.
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May 15, 2010
Brothers & sisters of children with autism may have feelings that are difficult to express, even to a friend: sadness that a sister can’t learn things that others take for granted, anger when a brother’s behavior problems prevent the family from doing things other families do, or the special pride when a sibling with autism learns a basic but important life skill after weeks or months of practice. At Sibshops, siblings will share these feelings with others who truly understand.
Brothers and sisters now have a chance to meet and talk with other kids who have a sibling with autism. They’ll have an opportunity to talk about the good and not so good parts of having a sibling with a disability. Most importantly it will be a place & time for them to have fun!
Sibshops focuses on using fun & games to explore feelings and share information. Our groups are geared for children aged 7-12 who have a sibling with autism. Children’s Hospital Autism Center will be hosting & running the group.
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August 21, 2010
Brothers & sisters of children with autism may have feelings that are difficult to express, even to a friend: sadness that a sister can’t learn things that others take for granted, anger when a brother’s behavior problems prevent the family from doing things other families do, or the special pride when a sibling with autism learns a basic but important life skill after weeks or months of practice. At Sibshops, siblings will share these feelings with others who truly understand.
Brothers and sisters now have a chance to meet and talk with other kids who have a sibling with autism. They’ll have an opportunity to talk about the good and not so good parts of having a sibling with a disability. Most importantly it will be a place & time for them to have fun!
Sibshops focuses on using fun & games to explore feelings and share information. Our groups are geared for children aged 7-12 who have a sibling with autism. Children’s Hospital Autism Center will be hosting & running the group.
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November 6, 2010
Brothers & sisters of children with autism may have feelings that are difficult to express, even to a friend: sadness that a sister can’t learn things that others take for granted, anger when a brother’s behavior problems prevent the family from doing things other families do, or the special pride when a sibling with autism learns a basic but important life skill after weeks or months of practice. At Sibshops, siblings will share these feelings with others who truly understand.
Brothers and sisters now have a chance to meet and talk with other kids who have a sibling with autism. They’ll have an opportunity to talk about the good and not so good parts of having a sibling with a disability. Most importantly it will be a place & time for them to have fun!
Sibshops focuses on using fun & games to explore feelings and share information. Our groups are geared for children aged 7-12 who have a sibling with autism. Children’s Hospital Autism Center will be hosting & running the group.
