Deresiewicz
2015
A Yale professor outlines the issue with "zombification", where young people check all the boxes necessary for college admissions but lose themselves along the way.
Meant to help “think different”, this kit is a collaborative brainstorming exercise to reimagine what’s possible in the classroom. Using dice rolls, project brainstormers are defined to creative confines that spurs divergent thinking.
TCLC
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Purpose-Finding, Community, & Experiential Learning
Teachers
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90 minutes.
Third Coast Learning Collaborative CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
July 2024
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This activity is the first step towards unlocking a world of imaginative project ideas for fostering creative thinking and active participation among students. Meant to help “think different”, this kit is a collaborative brainstorming exercise to reimagine what’s possible in the classroom. Using dice rolls, project brainstormers are defined to creative confines that spurs divergent thinking.
