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1. CREATING ORDER OUT OF CHAOS:Teaching Life Skills Through Project Work with examples from a unit on
African American Heroes
7. What life skills help us make order out of chaos?
Observation
Making connections to prior experience
Self-direction
Decision making, planning, and evaluation
Logical thinking
Creative thinking
Risk-taking
Flexibility
Empathy
Ethics
Perseverancedont give up
9. What do we know about gifted learners?
Question and wonder
Solve problems
Autonomy
Choice
Hands-on
Doing
Pursue interests
Work with learners similar to themselves
Work alone
Need intellectual challenges and social emotional support
11. Project-based Curriculum
a unit of study centered on a student
project that features opportunities for
students to
12. Pursue interests
Learn (and teach) rigorous content
Develop research skills
Make choices
Learn self-management skills of setting criteria, making decisions, planning, and self-evaluation
Do hands-on creative work
Develop perseverance and willingness to work hard
Solve problems
Utilize a broad range of intellectual skills
Develop qualities of character through individual or collaborative work
13. LIFE SKILLS
14. How do we explicitly teach life skills through project work?
By including a broad range of intellectual skills
By including qualities of character (social emotional skills)
19. A Synthesis John Dewey J.P. Guilford
20. Dewey Guilford
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25. TIEL Curriculum Design Wheel Teaching for Intellectual and Emotional Learning
36. Students