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Curriculum is the vehicle to teach transferable skills

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Curriculum is the vehicle to teach transferable skills

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Project-Based Learning allows students to explore interests using transferable skills. It promotes persistence and development of life skills across content areas

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Project-Based Learning allows students to explore interests using transferable skills. It promotes persistence and development of life skills across content areas

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Hazen teachers have been targeting brain-based learning and have been tirelessly researching the benefits of this type of education

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Hazen teachers have been targeting brain-based learning and have been tirelessly researching the benefits of this type of education

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http://tiie.w3.uvm.edu/blog/j-term-at-hazen-union/#.WftZNROPLBI

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https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1KGNqAragJJkL-tMOnA9fa4vqbPKFsy4KkRW02MWS6Vc/edit?usp=sharing

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When teachers are impassioned, students are impassioned

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When teachers are impassioned, students are impassioned

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PLP Platform:
https://www.protean.me/

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Young Writers Project would be interested in talking with you about developing youth-designed writing and/or digital media projects... short stories, collection of poems, audio story, photo stories, digital story (text, sound, images), plays, performance writing, journalism, create a digital magazine... skills: critical thinking, communication, digital literacy, digital media, research, and, yes, writing. let me know... ggevalt@youngwritersproject.org

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learn your favorite songs

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use your passions to work for change: poetry, songs, art, stories, videos, you choose!

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My team and I are trying a Genius Hour time this year that was dubbed "Genius Hourish" because it isn't exactly genius hour.  After hearing what you're doing, it's changing my idea of what genius hourish could be for my fifth and sixth graders.  If I was to do a seminar, I would try and have it revolve around coding, maybe creating in Minecraft or something like that.  If I were to do something like this in my school, I would need to utilize as many adults as I could, so one seminar that I think could be implemented would be a cooking seminar with our chef.

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I wonder if students could lead sessions for each other - if they become experts one year can they volunteer to host student led sessions the next year?

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I wonder if students could lead sessions for each other - if they become experts one year can they volunteer to host student led sessions the next year?