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Kate Messner discusses letting kids lead and empowering student creativity and problem solving. She talks about the importance of being brave yet allowing for fear, as well as embracing failure as an opportunity to learn and do better. Messner advocates giving students opportunities to build fictional worlds, generate story ideas, and find solutions to modern issues. She believes students need courage, creativity, stories, mentors, and empathy to change the world.
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Letting kids lead york
- 1. LETTING KIDS LEAD Kate Messner Penn State York – Summer Institute http://www.katemessner.com
- 2. A, B, C, or D? Mastering the Standardized Test
- 11. Lesson #1 Be brave. But it’s also okay to be afraid.
- 12. If you weren’t nervous, it wouldn’t be worth doing.
- 15. “You can’t have brave without scared.” ~from Hound Dog True by Linda Urban
- 16. Lesson #2 Never underestimate the power of failure.
- 17. What would you do if you knew that failure was impossible?
- 19. Photo by Duncan Davidson, TED 2012
- 30. What if...?What if...? Image courtesy of ShutterStock
- 31. What if...?What if...? Image courtesy of ShutterStock
- 38. Kid-Sourcing Image courtesy of ShutterStock
- 53. PA YOUNG READER’S CHOICE NOMINEES
- 54. PA YOUNG READER’S CHOICE NOMINEES
- 55. PA YOUNG READER’S CHOICE NOMINEES
- 56. PA YOUNG READER’S CHOICE NOMINEES
- 57. PA YOUNG READERS CHOICE NOMINEES
- 60. Mystery Writing • CRIME • SUSPECTS • MOTIVES • INVESTIGATORS • MOTIVES • CLUES • FALSE CLUES
- 65. World BuildingWorld Building • MODERN-DAY PROBLEM/ISSUE • BEST GUESS – 2050 • WORST CASE SCENARIO – 2050 • TIMELINE 2012-2050 • WHAT WOULD CREATE A BEST CASE SCENARIO?
- 66. What do students need to change the world?
- 68. Creativity …plus permission to fail and try again.
- 69. Stories
- 70. Mentors
- 73. Mentors
- 75. Empathy
- 84. LETTING KIDS LEAD Kate Messner Penn StateYork – Summer Institute http://www.katemessner.com
Editor's Notes
- Three-story tall banner with speaker photos
- Nobel peace prize winner who ended Liberia’s civil war
- Fear can be a good thing.
- Mystery organizer – crime in the middle – then elements – suspects, motives, clues, false clues, etc. You can make your own – just list important elements of your particular genre.