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Math Drills

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When doing small group work assignments (not major projects) during breakouts we could work through a sprint to help kids learn the process of scrum become better collaborators

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When doing small group work assignments (not major projects) during breakouts we could work through a sprint to help kids learn the process of scrum become better collaborators

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How are we going to rise above getting work done to using scrum and inquiry-based learning in breakouts? Do we know anyone who is doing this outside of history?

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What is the definition of Scrum? Where does the word derive from?

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Am I the product owner or the scrum master?!!!

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Am I the product owner or the scrum master?!!!

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We should use some of these strategies to work smarter, not harder during staff meetings.

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Stand up meetings for groups during long term projects to check in on what is working and what isn’t working as a group.

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We can use scrum during club projects too

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We can use scrum during club projects too

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Robotics/Help Desk

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I like the idea of doing daily stand ups within the instructional staff to draw connections to what we're doing in class to CodeRVA's mission 

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I like the idea of doing daily stand ups within the instructional staff to draw connections to what we're doing in class to CodeRVA's mission 

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How can we adjust the learning backlog to better align to scrum?  

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How can we adjust the learning backlog to better align to scrum?  

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Robotics and Help Desk Technicians

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MM could operate as daily stand-ups

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What can we all commit to doing as a first small step so the kids are seeing the same thing consistently?

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What can we all commit to doing as a first small step so the kids are seeing the same thing consistently?