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I thought this video might be helpful for students who are afraid that they don't fit the mold for something. Sure, the architects and engineers performed best here. But kindergarten students outperformed many adults. It shows that you don't have to be a certain type of person to be a great writer or a great speaker. I also like the idea that the "best way to see if something works is to try it and refine it." Many students want to know they are going to have sucess before they try something.

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This video goes hand in hand with my Entrepreneurship class.  These kids LOVE to share stories of how famous people have failed in the course of their time.  It does make a great story.   I would then open discussion to my students about times when they have failed and overcome obstacles, and by high school, they are pretty open to sharing their own experiences.

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I watched all of the videos, but this one...wow. The message here is that everyone struggles with vulnerability, but I teach middle school, and the fear of allowing themselves to be vulnerable is possibly the greatest it will ever be in their lives. (hopefully). If they all KNEW they were worthy of love and belonging, what could they accomplish? What could I accomplish? This was one of the things that made me actively seek out ways to help my own children, my students, and myself feel worthy. Powerful Ted Talk!

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I loved these videos!  I know my students can really benefit from them.  I plan on sharing some of them with my students for sure.

I was most inspired by and my favorite was TMB Panyee FC video. Since it was based on a true story and young boys are featured, it will speak to my students, even if they don't play soccer. The fact they they all worked together and even when losing that final game, they never gave up! I know many students that think they can't rise above their circumstances, but with teamwork and perseverance they can succeed in whatever they put  their mind to it.

The video that showed the famous people failing but then succeeding, would again show them the power of perseverance!

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I enjoyed watching many of these videos. I feel like many of them would speak to the kids. The video Panyee FC was a great video to show the kids how this group of boys never gave up and how they didn't let their surroundings stop them from achieving their dream or goal.
I also like the videos that show the many failures of some great people. Some kids think things should just be handed to them or they shouldn't need to work too hard to achieve. These videos are great to show them that even famous athletes worked hard or some great inventors failed many times.

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I would love to levitate some students and it is an interesting way to show the ability of people when they work together.
The best video in my opinion though was the football club. To me the lesson at the end was that even if they don't win in the end they all had fun. They did end up becoming better and better a years went by so I guess they did win in the end. But I like the message for students that there can be some really great things coming out of failure when you do the best you can do, together.
Every year I use the students to show the strength of just a few working together as we reenact a Spartan shield formation then we see Hollywood's version and I show a short clip from 300 (which is a terribly inaccurate portrayal of the Spartans) that shows how strong they were together.

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~Tom Wujec- I really liked his analysis of why different teams were more or less successful with the marshmallow challenge. I would like to apply this to my classroom to think about the way I design teamwork activities. Based on what he said, I think that I should make sure teams have a chance to "build prototypes" throughout their work time to be able to see what will be the most successful.
~ TMB Panyee FC- This was such an inspirational video! I would like to show this to my students to talk to them about overcoming barriers in their lives. I know that they have barriers that they are facing that they could overcome with help from a team, and I'd love to hear what those are from their perspective. I think this video would give us good talking points, especially since a lot of my students are really into soccer.
~ Kid President has a lot of messages that all people need to hear and internalize, and this is one of them! I think a big part of what makes collaboration successful is when people use their strengths to make things happen. Like he said, "We were made to be awesome!"

The only collaborative videos that I can think of right now that I use with students are from The Leader in Me, and you have to have a password to view them, so I can't share them with this group. Sorry.... If you have others, though, I'd love to see them!

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I really liked this video.  Since I work with students with learning challenges, they are unfortunately quite familiar with feeling failure.  What an encouraging video to show them!  You could even tie the video in with learning about Thomas Edison, Albert Einstein, and others who had learning difficulties.
I also love the Kid President Videos for showing kids that attitude and trying is everything!  My room is made up of small groups of students who are usually working individually. However, I am trying to fit in more time for them to do some collaboration together. Small things like peer editing or math problem solving. It allows us to work on some of the social skills many of them struggle with and the positive messages of kid president go right along with that!

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I thought the "Levitating People" video did a great job showing how important each person is to the team (class).  Also demonstrating how important team support it.  This can apply to staff, as well as the class.

*The  Power of Vulnerability was a great video as well.  I appreciated when it suggested that we "lean into the discomfort of the work."  Also, Brene Brown talked about the willingness to do something with no guarantees.  This statement makes me think of planning activities for individual students, as well as a class...

*TMB Panyee FC Short Film was an amazing film with an incredible message!  I think the students will love to watch this.  The determination that drove their desire and the support they drew was amazing!

*Kid President is always a winner!  We use it every chance we get!  He leaves a lasting impression on the students about being awesome.  I liked his line in this video when he asks, "Aren't we all on the same team?"  All GREAT videos with motivational messages.

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I'm a huge fan of Kid President and I love showing that video at the beginning of the year to my students.  I tell them that it is up to them for us to have an awesome year together.  I have them think of ways we can achieve that and we make a chart for the year.

Failure vs Success - another one I show my kids at the beginning of year saying that it is OK to fail and if you never fail you never learn. I see this getting worse year after year is kids scared to take a risk and make that mistake. I don't know if they think their peers will make fun of them or they will disappoint me. I wish I had a answer that is for sure

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I really enjoyed the videos but I think the one that stuck with me is the Failure v Success. I often tell students that they need to experience failure before they can feel successful.  Its not that I want students to try to fail.  Moreover, there is so much we can learn from failing.  We learn from mistakes.  We learn from doing.  Sometimes we fail, and thats ok.   When I teach a lesson that requires collaboration I try and get kids to let go of whats holding them back from trying their best.  Sometimes its fear of failure and I want them to know that failure is a part of success.

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~TMB Panyee was my favorite video!  I absolutely loved the grit that the boys displayed.  They created a space to practice out of discarded materials!  What devotion they had.  I also loved their problem solving during the tournament.  Such a cool video!

~Obvious to You, Amazing to Others was another really good video that reminds me that putting your ideas out there during collaboration is essential!  You may feel that it is not "good" or not the best, but a fresh outlook on things can help shape and guide conversations.  It is amazing what we can create with simple, short conversations with our peers!

~ Failure vs. Success- I liked this video as it relates "Famous Failures" to our students.  I try to encourage my students that mistakes are proof that you are trying.  These "failures" are great for students to hear about, it encourages that you don't always succeed on your first attempt.

~Marshmallow Challenge was really cool to watch. I loved it when it was unveiled that kindergarten students make the best towers. That flexible thinking and willingness to dive in and just try it.

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Mary, didn't some of these remind you of some "team-building games" from Newman?

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The "obvious to you, amazing to others" video really struck me.  I think that I see my own ideas both ways.

I know that sometimes I have mundane ideas that I think will really impress others, but are really underwhelming or commonplace.  I often build up the novelty of my own ideas in my head.  The ancients stole all our ideas from us.  (And before I get any credit for that cool idea, I'm pretty sure Mark Twain stole it from me!)

On the other hand, I also think of myself as the worlds least creative person, so when it comes to anything truly creative, I usually succumb to viewing my ideas as obvious, ordinary, and not worth sharing.

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OMG that were amazing.   Not sure which one is my favorite.
*The build the tower video was really cool and I could do this in class with my high schoolers.   I use to do these type of activities when I talk middle school gifted classes....don't know why I haven't been using all these activities that I already have.
*TMB Panyee was my absolute favorite.   This video would really connect with all of our student athletes.  We have underprivledged students who think that they can not be successful.   How motivating is this video.
*Also love the Kid President video.   LOVE watching his videos.   He is right about so much.   Could lead to some great discussion.

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I enjoyed several of the videos. The "Obvious to You..." was simple but powerful. We are usually our own worst critic but perhaps what may seem like an obvious idea to us just might be the next amazing idea if we only share it. Of course the manly man in me loved "As One Summons the Force."  Great them music, clips from sports, the movie Gladiator,... hello.  Does it get any better than that?  Made me want to try out for the Chiefs,  join the army, anything, run through a wall, you name it!  Definitely going to show that one before a football game.
As for videos I share, I don't have any small clips but I've always enjoyed sharing the movie Apollo 13 with my students. What a great show of teamwork and collaboration. Each scientist with their own specialty working together to get the astronauts home safely. 100% Awesomeness.

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This was such an interesting topic told by a story teller/researcher! She worked for 10 years trying to figure out the best way for people to work together. What she learned is that when all people on a team are vulnerable and feel safe, creativity flourishes. When people understand that they're worthy of love and belonging, they are on the right road. When others fear that they're not worthy of those things, there is a breakdown. Having self worth, self respect and believing "I am enough" can see us through.

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Part of my growth mindset unit is a lesson on setbacks. I think this would be a great video to include as part of that lesson.

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I loved this video! I think it
would work really well with upper elementary students, I think my 6th graders would love it.

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This was a great example of the ingenuity of humans, especially inspirational because it was led by kids.

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I love anything about teamwork. I will be using this with my PE peeps soon!

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I liked this video. I did a levitated push up in my class with the upper grades. It didn't go over very well because they had to touch each other! :)

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I have seen this video about the boys creating their own soccer field.  It is such an inspiring video and gets me every time.  This is a great video that I could show my classes, because it shows that hard work and teamwork does pay off.