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Seminar Supplies

Below are materials and equipment necessary for Dr. Jenkins’ keynotes, one-day overview seminars and two-day complete seminars. Also you will find the list of books referenced in the seminar. In addition to the supply list it is important that clients and Lee Jenkins exchange cell phone numbers for any needed last minute communication.

Equipment and Supplies for Keynotes and Seminars

Keynotes

  1. Projector for powerpoints used during presentation.
  2. Lapel microphone\
  3. One index card per person
  4. Handouts are custom made and forwarded in PDF.
  5. One person will need a calculator to tabulate results of two questions answered at beginning of keynote. Answers provided at end of keynote.

Two-Day Seminars:

  1. One seminar booklet per person. Cost is $5.95 each. Order at least three weeks prior to seminar. Please send e-mail to Sandy@LtoJConsulting.com to order handout booklets.  Include number, shipping address for UPS and phone number.
  2. Projector for powerpoints used during presentation
  3. Lapel microphone if more than 50 in attendance or high ceilings in room.
  4. One packet of index cards per table or group of 8 people
  5. One Ellison Letter Machine. I will bring the two required dies.
  6. Two different light-colored sheets of paper – 1 sheet of each color per person.
  7. 3 pads of chart paper and two chart stands
  8. One boxed 24-piece children’s puzzle per 6-8 people. These come sealed shut and must be cut open.
  9. 1 can of play dough per six people. If audience is larger than 75 eliminate this supply.
  10. One scotch tape roll per 10 people.
  11. Name tents or name tags
  12. One highlighter per person
  13. Assortment of felt pens for chart paper
  14. Two meter or yard sticks
  15. Two packages of assorted Avery Dots – one package of paper-punch size and one package of nickel size
  16. Two calculators
  17. Method of placing charts on wall – tape or push pins. (The Chart Paper with glue for adhering to wall does not work as many of charts are displayed “landscape” instead of “portrait.”)
  18. Make one black and white copy of the attached 7 pages.  Staple into a booklet.
  19. One set of Base-Ten Blocks with approximately 5 thousands, 20 hundreds, 100 tens and one small package of ones.
  20. Posted on this website is a copy of the resource page from the LtoJ® handout booklet. It is desirable to have one copy of each of the books listed at the top and bottom of the page. Follow-up with staffs is more efficient when the referenced materials are available for staff to check-out.
  21. Scissors or paper cutter

One-Day Overview Seminars:

  1. One seminar booklet per person. Cost is $5.95 each. Order at least three weeks prior to seminar. Please send e-mail to Sandy@LtoJConsulting.com to order handout booklets.  Include number, shipping address for UPS and phone number.
  2. Projector for powerpoints used during presentation
  3. Lapel microphone if more than 50 in attendance or high ceilings in room.
  4. One packet of index cards per table or group of 8 people
  5. One Ellison Letter Machine. I bring the two necessary dies.
  6. Two different light-colored sheets of paper – 1 sheet of each color per person.
  7. 1 pad of chart paper and one chart stand
  8. Method of placing charts on wall – tape or push pins. ( The Chart Paper with glue for adhering to wall does not work as many of charts are displayed “landscape” instead of “portrait.”)
  9. One boxed 24-piece children’s puzzle per 6-8 people. These come sealed shut and must be cut open.
  10. One scotch tape per 10 people.
  11. Name tents or name tags
  12. One highlighter per person
  13. Assortment of felt pens for chart paper
  14. Two or three reams of chart paper – each with a different size grid.
  15. Posted on this website is a copy of the resource page from the LtoJ® handout booklet. It is desirable to have one copy of each of the books listed at the top and bottom of the page. Follow-up with staffs is more efficient when the referenced materials are available.

Continuous Improvement Resources

Books

Permission to Forget: And Nine Other Root Causes of America’s Frustration with Education by Lee Jenkins. From Quality Press, 800-248-1946, www.asq.org

Improving Student Learning: Applying Deming’s Quality Principles in Classrooms, (Second Edition) by Lee Jenkins. From Quality Quality Press, 800-248-1946, www.asq.org

Boot Camp for Leaders in K-12 Education: Continuous Improvement by Jenkins, Roettger and Roettger. From Quality Press, 800-248-1946, www.asq.org

Continuous Improvement in the Science Classroom by Jeffrey Burgard. From Quality Press, 800-248-1946

Continuous Improvement in the Mathematics Classroom by Carolyn Ayres. From Quality Press, 800-248-1946

Continuous Improvement in the Primary Classroom: Language Arts by Karen Fauss. From Quality Press, 800-248-1946

Continuous Improvement in the History/Social Science Classroom by Shelly Carson. From Quality Press, 800-248-1946

Charting Your Course by John Conyers and Robert Ewy. From Quality Press 800-248-1946

Edward L. Deci, Why We Do What We Do, Penguin Books, 1995

Michael Clay Thompson, Classics in the Classroom, Royal Fireworks Press, First Avenue, Unionville, NY 10980, 914-726-3824.

Total Quality Tools for Educators (K-12) by Susan Leddick, et.al. From PQ Systems, 800-777-3020

Timed Readings in Literature, Edward Spargo, Editor. From Jamestown Publishers, 4255 West Touhy Avenue, Lincolnwood, IL 60646

Bob Marzano, Building Background Knowledge for Academic Success, ASCD, 2003,

E.D. Hirsch, The Knowledge Deficit, Houghton Mifflin, 2006.