Hello Post News!

There are a couple of things to add to the update:

1. Snowboard On-line Training
2. Feedback – Team Member Survey
3. We don’t use the Dayforce Shift Swap feature.
4. Team Member Appreciation Event – Monday, January 26

Snowboard On-line Training Series on Monday evenings!

Snowboard Online Series will meet on  Mondays this season from 6-8pm, virtually.

• January 26: Kick Off Night – Welcome, collect goals, review topics, answer cert questions

• February 2: Basic Physics, Biomechanics & Human Variation – Explore human biomechanics and variations ie age and gender

• February 9: Movement Analysis – Observation – Review techniques for observing movements from non-judgemental approach

• February 16: Movement Anlaysis – Evaluation & Prescription – Review techniques for evaluating and prescribing; apply to video

• February 23: Movement Analysis – Clinic Footage – Level 1 Specific

• March 2: Movement Analysis – Clinic Footage – Level 2/3 Specific

• March 9: Rider Improvement – online clinic for building teaching progressions that make sense and help students build skills

• March 16: Teaching – building lesson progressions – use video from on snow clinic to improve performance toward riding outcomes

• March 23: Level 2/3 Exam Prep – any and all L2/3 prep questions, MA, teaching progressions, etc

• March 30: Simplify your Feedback – practice delivering concise and accurate feedback

• April 6: Coaching Cues

Movement Analysis:  The process of observing a movement, evaluating the relevance and effect of that movement on other movements and the action of the tool (skis/board), and prescribing the changes for enhanced efficiency, effectiveness, and performance.

Snowboard Online Series is lead by our Training team, however, we encourage all disciplines to attend and sharpen their eye on tool/snow performance and the body movements that effect the tool performance.

This is a great opportunity to connect with your fellow instructors off the slopes and hone your Movement Analysis skills.

ZOOM link

Unpaid, voluntary clinic. Minimum of 3 participants.

Please Give Us Feedback – Team Member Survey

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We don’t use the Dayforce Shift Swap feature

Let’s clear up some confusion about the ‘Shift Swap’ function on Dayforce Calendar. We don’t use this function in Dayforce Instead, we use the “Schedule Change Request” form in the Instructor Portal for all shift changes, time off requests, and to pick up additional shifts.

 Schedule Change Requests: https://mhm.snowproportal.com/schedule-change-requests

• If you use the Shift Swap function in Dayforce, IT WILL NOT WORK

• It will cause confusion for you = you will still be expected to show up to work that day!

• It will cause confusion for everyone else = that shift will not be reassigned to them, even if they think they picked it up.

• *If you are a shared employee, please ask your other department about their protocols; this is only for MLC shifts.

If you need a refresher on anything Dayforce or Portal related, please refer to the Nuts & Bolts reference: https://mhm.snowproportal.com/courses/nuts-bolts

“This is mandatory training for any new instructor to Mt. Hood Meadows (and you have already taken or are in the process of taking it). If you are a returning instructor, some of this will be a review, however, this course is an excellent refresher for answering your operational questions.”

Thanks for being on the same page about the Dayforce Shift Swap function