Project Management Toolkit for Youth

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    I’m here to speak to you about the importance of teaching primary and secondary students the life skill of project management.

    Students are given complex projects as early as 4 th grade and they are graded on the these projects. We wouldn’t expect a student to write a paper without providing instruction in grammar and spelling; nor would be expect a child to pass a math test with knowing how to add and subtract. Yet we grade students on projects and don’t teach the project management skills.

    With more teachers assigning projects, the task of doing multiple and simultaneous classroom projects is a common predicament.

    Likewise, teachers are unlikely to have any formal training or background in formal project concepts or discipline themselves, making the consistent, effective use of projects as a teaching tool that much more challenging.

    A new frontier of education has emerged in which projects have become an integral part of a child’s learning experience.

    Managing projects is something we do throughout our lives. If we teach children to manage projects they can be more successful in school and be prepared to be competitive in the 21 st century workforce.

    Project management is a 21 st century skill. 21 st century skills include; Communication Collaboration Cross cultural understanding Computer literacy Creativity Conflict resolution Critical thinking

    When students participate in a project team they learn and practice 21 st century skills. They communicate, collaborate and negotiate.

    Leading business leaders and educators believe that 21 st century skills are as importance as core subjects

    We are the Project Management Institute Educational Foundation and can provide resources to help you implement a project management program in your school.

    We can provide the following resources to help you plan and implement a program

    A student project is a key component of any project management program. Project management professionals will attend classes and work with the students and be a resource for the teachers. We also realize that many primary and secondary teachers do no have project management training, the mentor become a resource for these teachers. Pictured here are mentors from a program held in Philadelphia.

    We provide curriculum for: Primary schools Middle schools High schools All curriculum incorporates 21 st century skills

    We provide academic scholarships for students and training scholarships for teachers. Teacher can attend virtual or on-site classes.

    Through grants we are funding the development for training seminars for teachers, curriculum development and classes for children in third world countries.

    All of our programs and materials can be found on our web site, www.pmief.org.

    You to can help build a better future through project management. If you want to help or want to know more about the plans and progress of the PMI Educational Foundation, please feel free to contact Diane Fromm. Thank you!!

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    1. The Importance of Teaching Youth Project Management Life Skill www.pmief.org
    2. Students are given complex projects as early as fourth grade and yet we do not teach the skills they need to be successful in completing their projects.
    3. With more teachers assigning projects, multiple and simultaneous classroom projects are a common problem.
    4. Teachers are unlikely to have any training or background in project concepts, making the use of projects as a teaching tool that much more challenging.
      • Projects have become an integral part of a child’s learning experience.
    5. Project Management is a Life Skill If we teach children to manage projects they can be more successful in school and be prepared to be competitive in the 21st century workforce .
    6. Project Management is a 21 st Century Skill
      • 21 st century skills include;
      • Communication
      • Collaboration
      • Cross cultural understanding
      • Computer literacy
      • Creativity
      • Conflict resolution
      • Critical thinking
    7. Learning Through Projects
      • When students participate in a project team they learn and practice 21 st century skills.
    8. Importance of 21 st Century Skills
      • Leading business leaders and educators believe that 21 st century skills are as importance as core subjects
    9. We Can Help
      • We are the Project Management Institute Educational Foundation and can provide resources to help you implement a project management program in your school.
    10. Resources We Can Provide
      • Mentors
      • Curriculum
      • Implementation guides
      • Lessons learned from other programs
      • Scholarships
      • Program Development
    11. Mentors
      • Mentors are a key component of any project management program. Project management professionals will attend classes, work with the students and be a resource for the teachers.
    12. Curriculum
      • We provide no cost curriculum for:
      • Primary school
      • Middle school
      • High school
      • All curriculum incorporates 21 st century skills
    13. Scholarships
      • We provide academic scholarships for students and training scholarships for teachers.
    14. Grants for Primary and Secondary School Programs
      • We are funding the development of training seminars for teachers, curriculum and classes for children in third world countries.
    15. Resources Available www.pmief.org
    16. PMIEF Contact Information Diane Fromm Administrator, PMI Educational Foundation +1-610-356-4600 ext. 1128 [email_address]

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