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Initial Action Plan

All approaches substantially change the way educational content is delivered. STEM, seems the most attractive and dynamic, as it seems a game that exchanges the essential materials of technology. If on the scene we add a gravitational field of prototypes, creativity, freedom of ideas, and resources, with open self-evaluations, trainers and analysis, we will create a collaborative environment that favors the way of transmitting knowledge, which is the educational axis. Or starting from departmental objectives, combine teacher training, knowledge and use of skills to diversify the quality that improves the learning of each student, we have magnificent results. But to those of us who are innovators, the 4th scenario catches us, we feel that we are like a communicated, interactive, collaborative training channel. The teacher proposes curricular themes, and the students see, seek, choose, exhibit and defend. And we conclude admitting mistakes and successes, so that when we see the w...

Activity: Vision Research

MITx:   11.154x   Launching Innovation in Schools Activity: Vision Research You've looked at two examples of school systems developing a cohesive vision, Mashpee Public Schools and the Benjamin Banneker Charter Public School. Did you see something in these visions that you liked? Explore that further!  For this activity,  research examples of schools with visions, and also initiatives, that you find to be especially appealing and/or are particularly relevant to your problem of practice.  Start by taking just 10 minutes  and do more if it seems helpful. Consider examples in the course and elsewhere. Take a look at the  Model Menu  on the next page . You might go to websites like  Edutopia  or  KQED MindShift.  Maybe you'll find reports from schools that are working towards something that is both relevant and valuable for you. There are many educational models, tools, and innovations to consider. When you're looking...