Developing Engaged Student Perspectives
Step 1 of the TfC method helps students grow a proactive and engaged stance toward the world and develop their perspectives to illuminate challenges in their lives.
Step 1 of the TfC method helps students grow a proactive and engaged stance toward the world and develop their perspectives to illuminate challenges in their lives.
Mini-lessons:
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Passive or Active, which are you?
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Image management
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What does everyday engagement look like and sound like?
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What is a perspective, why do we need one?
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Developing perspectives across the Curriculum
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Sample exercises to help students develop and use perspectives:
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Surfacing perspectives in diverse classrooms
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How to develop student perspectives, "Everyone has a story, what is yours?"
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There are many engaged perspectives out there. Here is one.
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Using your perspective to engage with other perspectives:
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Exercise 1: What annoys you?
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Exercise 2: What is in your backpack?
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