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Competence to Inspiration:
Students are inspired by real stories, real events. They should be encouraged to look around them for things that can inspire them to think and to act. E.g. the NE Project allows them to understand the importance of being independent and how they can influence others even at a young age

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1. encourage students to keep trying and not be afraid of failures. Share inspiring stories.
2. to share my own stories and also make use of teachable moments to get students to share their stories

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1. Help students relate to their learning (through stories/artifacts); make learning easy. Encourage the right values.

2. Getting students to do hands-on

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1. Giving students more opportunities to share and discuss about their learning and personal experiences. Teachers can lead by sharing first and inspires students to speak up more.

2. I can read more to gain more knowledge and experiences so that I can share more to my students.

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Sharon By having more experiential learning, like visiting the memory lane and doing some activities using the sg map, can excite and inspire the P1 students. 

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Sharon By having more experiential learning, like visiting the memory lane and doing some activities using the sg map, can excite and inspire the P1 students. 

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1 From competence to inspiration - Let students experience and see more. Example, bring them on learning journeys.

2. I can learn more from experienced SS teachers and read more of current affairs.

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1. Get parents to be involved to share their stories and experiences to the class based on the topic, ie. Dont forget your thermometer which also touches on the period during SARS. As a teacher, I could only share my experience as a 16 year old teenager. But, if PVs can come into the classroom to share (like how in US, parents can drop by the classroom to talk about their job/career), it would be really interesting and inspiring to hear from a peer's parent point of view,etc.

2. Hearing from knowledgeable others. I was inspired listening to Mdm Samia's sharing and experiences. I believe children are easily inspired when they have someone knowledgeable in the subject and can conduct the lesson in a fun yet educational manner.

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To be a good inspiration, I think I need to be more well-informed and aligned with the knowledge. This can be done by reading more so that I am more competent in the knowledge that I share with the class. :)

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1. To help students move beyond competence to inspiration, students should not only have knowledge of SS ideas but also understand why they are studying them. Teachers can help students see relevance and forge connections between these ideas and real-world context.

2. Read up more so I can have a stronger understanding of global affairs, particularly when things are moving so quickly across the world currently. When I am more interested in SS, I can show more interest when I teach the subject and influence students to view it as a significant part of their daily lives instead of just a subject.

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Allow our students more space to plan and take charge of the class (e.g. Presentations of their readings or interviews). This helps to inspire other students when good examples are being show-cased. It also helps to hone on their confidence and interest in the topic.

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Learning in an era of uncertainty in Singapore diversity

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1. What are some things we can do to in our classrooms  "move from a paradigm of competence to a paradigm of inspiration"?

2. What can we do to inspire ourselves and/or our students?

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-yFcanlaK670U4Zklot4eM8WYRU8HwLc/edit?usp=share_link&ouid=104522726923990098612&rtpof=true&sd=true

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BLaeKO6jQ7d4hu6sMmLavP1VT8hmuvfu/edit?usp=share_link&ouid=104522726923990098612&rtpof=true&sd=true

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In the midst of our day to day operations we might forget to pause…
and think of all the good we have done to influence our students’ lives.
It’s time to pause and appreciate our journey as a Social Studies teacher.

Please take about 15 min to sincerely think about YOU…
Access the link to respond to the questions.
https://forms.gle/fYt9xM7iBSkPGy9S7

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