Ted Baumhauer, Ed.D.
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The Road to Leadership
You're good enough, smart enough, and doggone it people like you, so you're on your way to a successful career, right?
Maybe not! Come explore this myth and some essential skills like leading, being on a team and solving problems
that will make you more valuable where ever you work. Ted takes you on a journey of object and people manipulation
in this fun and informative informance.
For more information on these programs visit the Western New York Rotary web site
by clicking here: RYLA Programs
How to become one of the best in anything is our focus in this interactive workshop.
Participants are introduced to the skill of juggling to engage their spirits, their minds
and their bodies. Keeping this new skill in mind they are asked to reflect on what it
might take to become one of the best. This is then the jumping off point to focus in on
individual gifts, skills, and talents. Finding those talents and then following their
own advice students see how they can become One of the Best!
Rotary Youth Leadership Academy
These two leadership
programs are sponsored by the Rotary Clubs of Western New York.
The six-day program, held in late May, is designed for participants ages 18 to 25. The five-day
High School program is for students in grades 10 through 12. Both programs aim to increase the
participants understanding of leadership through classroom and practical application exercises.
Sample topics:
Process vs. Content Leadership
Creating a team environment
Fixing problems instead of fixing blame
Situational Leadership - Survey and discussion
Developing others skills and talents beyond your own and why
Public Speaking
Managing teams
Facilitating problem solving
Leadership Academy at Your School or College
The RYLA program, with it's aim to develop leadership talents and
skills, can be adapted to run on-site at your school. Depending on your goals and timeframe
the program can run as a one to three-day event.
Becoming the Best
Elementary: Fun for the Entire Family!
Click the 3 clubs to see a short video but make sure you come back!
Outta Hand Comedy!
I Can't YET! is about turning failure
into success. This show is a slapstick look at learning. Mistakes are not permanent!
This is an audience participation show that teaches goal setting, learning step
by step, and challenging yourself to do amazing things. Ted uses the
skills of manipulation and balancing to bring these concepts to life. I Can't Yet has been performed
at the Strong Children's Museum, Trinity Montessori in East Rochester, NY and Creative Themes Summer Camp.
The show is appropriate for ages 3 to 103.
Truth! Comedy! And the Juggling Way!
This is a fast paced comedy show with a message. Juggling is hard work, and so is reaching your goals.
Through his antics Ted discovers (and teaches) that mistakes are just part of the process.
Manipulating balls, multiple other objects, as well as the audience is all part of the fun.
A show for the entire family!
"WOW!"
Tony Infantino of Tony & Dee in the Morning, WARM 101.3 FM.
"Thank you for your fantastic juggling act at School 33 this past December.
Your performance was outstanding." Melissa Swald Camman, Pirate Toy Fund, Executive Director
I Can't Yet! Show
"Ted had the audience, ranging in age from 2 to 92, in the palm of his hand."
Judi Weil, Children's Coordinator, Audubon Court Books, Ltd. Wisconsin.
Best Trick of the Convention
&
5 Ball Endurance
at the
2004 Cornell University Big Red Juggling FestivalSAMPLE OF PAST PERFORMANCES
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