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Se que es una charla de 8 minutos cuanto mucho, 10. OK?
Supongo que saco yo con mis millas, aunque si los pasajes de Andes los puedo tener me vendrían bárbaro para otro evento así, ad honorem que me comprometí con Relevando Peligros.
Alojamiento tengo.
Me gusta la idea de cerrar con una dinámica, propongo la de LAS CAPAS, y la de los AVIONCITOS, Pero puede haber otra, o de hecho esas mismas exportarlas a otra de las charlas, si no queda esa que hablamos.
No tengo claro el horario, si me decís ya tramito los pasajes.
Y si puedo pensar en alguna dinámica, no tanto x los materiales que los puedo conseguir yo, sino x que necesito que operativamente me ayuden a implementarla. En los siguientes recuadros sugiero avenidas varias, las que más le resuenen las desarrollo,digamos 2 x ej....así tbn al desarrollarlas yo misma voy viendo...y asi les paso avances,,,,
bueno, mil gracias y aguardo feedback y datos!!!!!

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les tengo una buena noticia: así como a uds les gustan las clases creativas, los docentes creativos....a los docentes nos gustan(o deberían gustarnos) ,os alumnos creativos.
Un alumno creativo tiene muchas mas chances de aprender y por consiguiente, aprobar, que uno pasivo y estático, que repite de memoria, y que aunque haya estudiado mucho, no aprendió nada.
el alumno capaz de crear con lo aprendido tiene muchas más chances de que lo aprendido les sirva en un futuro, porque se habrá expuesto, habrá enfrentado el ridículo, habrá aprendido a bancarse y superar el error y lo que es más importante, se habrá hecho visible en el aula...y alumno que vemos, alumno que apuntalamos...
Lo que será importante entonces es SER CREATIVO CON SENTIDO y para esto, la herramienta Círculos dorados de Simon Sinek nos viene al pelo!!!

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Que estudiar sea la mejor excusa para cambiar el mundo

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Que estudiar sea la mejor excusa para cambiar el mundo

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Y qué tal si empezás vos por ver de qué manera con lo que estudiás podés cambiar el mundo? Desde especializarte en un tema, hasta embanderar una causa, hasta proponer proyectos. A uds les toca sacudir la Escuela para que en vez de celebrar un 10 celebremos un mundo mejor y hecho por todos.

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enciclopedia de malos alumnos - Google Search

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un movimiento que promete cambiar el mundo no solo de manera discursiva sino con hechos

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The notion of teenagers earning millions of dollars isn't uncommon at all. But most of these successful and wealthy young people tend to belong to the entertainment industry. In fact, the list of young children and teenagers who found fame and fortune under the arc lights is a very long one indeed.

The Self-Made Teenpreneurs That Made It Big

Far more rare, but increasingly common are instances of teens who have earned millions by virtue of their entrepreneurial activity.

Lots of youngsters pick up jobs to earn extra money or help pay for college, and indeed, they work hard to make their dreams come true. However, there are many teens who have bigger dreams and the courage to go after them, and it is these teenage entrepreneurs or 'teenpreneurs' who leave most others behind in their wake.

The growing tribe of teenpreneurs doesn't focus on any particular industry, although the internet has certainly given rise to a great many teen millionaires. What these young people have in common is the ability to dream big and the energy to convert their dreams to reality.

These Young Men and Women Are Certainly Exceptional!

We have put together a list of some of the most interesting success stories.

#1 - Moziah Bridges

Always interested in fashion, and gifted with a keen business sense, Moziah Bridges plunged into the apparel industry at the age of 9 with help from his grandmother. He started a bow tie business, Mo's Bows, in order to meet a very specific demand for high quality bow ties. Originally sold through Facebook and Etsy, these beautifully crafted bow ties are now available through Moziah's own website and in a number of leading department stores in the United States.

#2 - Nick D'Aloisio

This Londoner was only 12 when he developed a smartphone app. His first major breakthrough happened in 2011 when he developed an iOS application known as Trimit. It was designed to condense written content into summaries of 1000, 500, or 140 characters. The success of the app, which got featured on the App Store, prompted him to develop another version of it, which he released later the same year. The new app, Summly, was successful and Yahoo purchased it for $30 million. He later launched Yahoo News Digest, which provides users with a customized summary of important news.

#3 - Ashley Qualls

A native of Detroit, Qualls initially created WhateverLife.com when she was 14 years old. The site became popular because Ashley offered MySpace layouts for free on it. She made millions of dollars from the site thanks to advertising revenues. After all, the site attracted teenage girls in incredibly large numbers!

#4 - Sean Belnick

Always interested in trying out different business ventures, and passionately convinced about the power of the internet, Belnick entered the furniture selling business at the age of 14 to help his stepfather. He understood the online business model very early on, having made a few thousand dollars selling Pokémon cards at the height of their popularity. His company BizChair.com is one of the most successful in the industry and it made him a millionaire by the age of 16.

#5 - Fraser Doherty

The young Scotsman's grandmother was known for her delicious jams, but Doherty felt that there would be a good market for them. So, he started making jams at the age of 14, and looked for ways to expand his business beyond neighborhood customers. He also tweaked the recipes to reduce their sugar content to meet the preferences of modern consumers. Today, his product known as Super Jams is available in all large department store chains in the United Kingdom.

#6 - Farrah Gray

Growing up in poverty in inner-city Chicago, six year old Farrah started selling hand painted rocks that could be used as bookends. He went on to sell hand-made body lotions and graduated to selling pre-paid phone cards. He launched Farr-Out Foods at the age of 14 to sell a strawberry-vanilla syrup. This product was so successful that Farrah became a millionaire at the age of 14. Today, he isn't simply a millionaire, but a man on a mission to help other children work their way out of poverty.

As these stories clearly show, young people everywhere can indeed work wonders and become the innovators of the century if they are given the right support and encouragement.

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Interesting People: 6 Teenpreneurs Who Became Millionaires

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The notion of teenagers earning millions of dollars isn't uncommon at all. But most of these successful and wealthy young people tend to belong to the entertainment industry. In fact, the list of young children and teenagers who found fame and fortune under the arc lights is a very long one indeed.

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la palabra SER está tachada y sobre escrita la palabra HACER
Todos uds son parte de un gran movimiento de CHANGE MAKERS de hacedores de pibes que van y hacen en vez de quedarse mirando videos o solo jugando jueguitos.
Vamos a hablar sobre Jack Andraka, Malala, Greta, y todos los TEENPRENEURS que hoy están llevando la agenda social en el mundo

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(yo entro del fondo con delantal de "Seño")voy a pedirles que anoten los objetivos que planteó la OMS, los que saben los que recuerdan. y vamos a revisarlos luego, para ver qué podrían como alumnos, hacer con ellos. Este es un examen de conciencia.Cuánto estamos concientes de lo que pasa en el mundo?porque además en el mundo cada vez hay más pibes cpomo uds que están intentando cambiar esta historia.
Ahora en esa hoja donde anotaste los ODS que recordás, escribí sobre cuál sabés o podes aportar y ahora plega esa hoja como un avioncito y soltala. Al tiempo que agarrás otra hoja, con los datos de un otre, que sabe de otro tema, si el tema te interesa, si se complementa, podes contactarte con ese otre(dejjo su cel y mail o IG) y ver la posibilidad de hacer un proyecto juntos o al menos intercambiar conocimiento.

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Logan Lacampe y su Hackschooling, DJ Focus va al MIT, Gino regala los planos de las prótesis de manos hechas con 3d, Malala enfrenta al Taliban, Jack andraka descubre la revolucionaria detección temprana del cáncer de páncreas...los super héroes han copadfo las aulas...vos...qué super poder tenes?(Se me ocurria conseguir capas de tela de camisolín o algo barato y que bajo el asiento estén pegadas con un fibrón, cuando termina, los invitamos a exporarse en modo "meditación introspectiva, con una música e imágenes" y ellos deben escribir en esas capas bien grande su super poder y saber que a partir de ahora, es su responsabilidad entrenar ese superpoder y ponerlo al servicio de su aula.