I just came across this website after a colleague shared her daughter had a related assignment. It shares 101 Ways to Change the World for a variety of audiences and purposes through several books available for free.
As I took a look at these books, it got me thinking, of all things, this should be a class at the heart of the curriculum and students definitely should be given time each day to change the world. What a great way to get passion-based learning off the ground and in turn start at an early age with guidance on how to make the world a better place.
I'm sure innovative educators and leaders wouldn't have too much trouble figuring out a way to make that happen. In fact, I bet some already are. What can/are you doing with your students to change the world?
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ReplyDeleteYou and your readers may find the website and blog below of interest, developed in health and social care this free tool can help individuals and groups to change the world:
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The health care domains domains model is also generic and global in appeal.
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Thanks for sharing this -- I am firm believer that if we all take a piece of the puzzle -- we can make huge changes!
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