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...don’t matter. Thus, it is important not to project upon participants what you want their feelings to be—or to place a value judgment on an experience. Also, encouraging curiosity frees...
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...projected for all to see. Explain to students that they will now discuss the scenarios as a group. They will begin by reading the scenario on the board and refreshing...
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...≤ 1 hour Level Upper Elementary Middle School High School College Materials Projector or screen to show video Access to the following video (online or downloaded): Four Boosting...
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...Upper Elementary Middle School High School College Materials Projector Teacher guide (PDF), which includes sample dot cards Chalkboard or whiteboard Learning Objectives Students will: Focus on a visual...
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...could replace existing objects. Next time you’re out shopping, looking through your belongings, or developing an art project for your students, see if you can find objects that evoke connection,...
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...your curriculum, you may assign students a project in which they create an art piece for the classroom that emphasizes connection. Source Harriet Over, Ph.D., University of York Louisa...
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...differ from those of their students—actively consider their students’ cultures in their teaching. This practice, called culturally responsive teaching, can be evident in how teachers design lesson plans and projects,...
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...improve the school climate and teach children essential social and emotional skills. She is also a facilitator with the National SEED Project, and has led WCW community members in discussions...
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...or what is the main thing you’ll take away from the discussion? Source The Compass Points thinking routine was developed by Project Zero, a research center at the Harvard...
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...New experiences take our thinking in new directions. Source The 3-2-1 Bridge thinking routine was developed by Project Zero, a research center at the Harvard Graduate School of Education....
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...come to an agreement if we had to? Source The Tug for Truth thinking routine was developed by Project Zero, a research center at the Harvard Graduate School of...
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...contribute in a way that is fair, equitable, and just? Possible use: when working on a group project Question Set 5 What emotions am I feeling? How are my...
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...during recess. Later he decides to forgive his two friends who excluded him and offers to share his markers with them while they are working on an art project. ...
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Laura is a graduate student at UC Berkeley, pursuing a Ph.D. in Social and Personality Psychology. At the Greater Good Science Center, she has worked on various projects focusing primarily...
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...project Time Required 5-10 minutes Level PreK/Lower Elementary Upper Elementary Materials Art materials (e.g., paint, paper, markers, magazines, clay, glue, pencils) Learning Objectives Students will: Identify...
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When You Might Use This Practice To encourage students to collaborate To cultivate a more positive class environment When assigning group projects Any time of the year To foster a...
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...Materials Video: "The Most Astounding Fact" by astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson (3:33) Projector Paper Pen/pencil Optional: Art supplies (e.g., markers, construction paper, clay) Learning Objectives Students will: Consider the...
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...opportunity, consider using this as a school-wide project and post the art around the school! As an optional extension and discussion, you can use Google Art & Culture site to...
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...Writing Materials Projector The following links (some of which are optional based on what you feel makes more sense for your class): Examples of large protests Example of an inspirational...
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...experiences. Do these listening skills help them bridge differences with people who appear different from them? Source Making Caring Common Project, Harvard Graduate School of Education Greater Good Science...