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Margaret Arcus Award Address

Getting Beyond Skills in Family Life Education
Session ID#: 
305

H. Wallace Goddard, Presider: Beth Van Horn

Date: 
Friday, November 5, 2010
Time: 
8:00 am - 10:00 am
Session Location: 
Salon F
Session Type: Special
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Arcus Address Handout, Getting Beyond Skills in Family Life Education
Related: Special, Family Life Education

Wally Goddard tells an amusing personal anecdote about marriage

H. Wallace Goddard, Ph.D, tells an amusing personal anecdote about marriage in this clip from his Margaret Arcus Award Address. Runtime: 1:04

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Wally Goddard speaks about what makes us more likely to forgive family members

H. Wallace Goddard, Ph.D, speaks about what makes us more likely to forgive family members in this clip from his Margaret Arcus Award Address. Runtime: 3:56

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Margaret Arcus Award Address - Audio Recording

What are some of the processes that family life educators can encourage to help people get beyond skills, to manage bias, ferret out cultural nonsense, and build strong family relationships?

Beth Van Horn, Wally Goddard, Margaret Arcus
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Margaret Arcus Award Address - Video Recording

According to conference evaluations, all who attended this presentation by Wally Goddard at the 2010 Annual Conference shared the same opinion...this was not a speech to be missed if you care about family life education and University outreach.

This video is for you...set aside some time to hear why skills, although the focus of much FLE, are only a small part of what enables people to sustain healthy relationships. Hear more about: perceptual systems and interpretive biases; cultural norms that support or challenge relationships, and processes that family life educators can encourage to help people manage bias, ferret out cultural nonsense, and build strong family relationships.

H. Wallace Goddard, Ph.D., University of Arkansas Extension, 2010 Arcus Award Winner

Presider: Beth Van Horn