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This document describes two ideas to encourage students to think about their long term aspirations: 1) Forming teams to solve real-world social problems through collaboration, drawing on skills and knowledge. This indirect approach could inspire students. 2) A "Life Aspiration Boot Camp" involving activities like role-playing games, writing a self-biography for the future, hypnotherapy, self-discovery exercises, and a spiritual journey. Both ideas aim to get students passionate about possible future endeavors through hands-on projects and self-reflection. Feedback questions ways to improve engagement, address disagreements, and develop additional self-discovery activities.
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Prototype assignment
- 1. DESIGN CHALLENGE: How might we encourage students to think about their long term aspirations IDEA: Form teams to solve social problems This idea gets students to collaborate to solve real life problems. The project nature of the work allows them to draw upon their knowledge and problem solving skills to complete their tasks. To prepare students for the project, they could take classes on ethnography, design thinking, social entrepreneurship etc. This idea is not intended for students to think about their long term aspirations directly; it's an indirect approach intended to inspire and spur students to be passionate & creative in imagining possible wonderful and exciting endeavours they could embark in life. PROTOTYPE #1PROTOTYPE #1
- 2. 1. SOCIAL CHALLENGE WEBSITE REGISTRATION 2. WEBSITE OUTLINE SUBMIT A CHALLENGE BROWSE CATEGORIES BROWSE POSITIONS NEW CHALLENGES ACTIVE CHALLENGES PAST CHALLENGES CHALLENGE NO. XXX CHALLENGE BRIEF: ____________________ ______________________________________ ______________________________________ ______________________________________ TEAM MEMBERS: 3. SUBMIT A NEW CHALLENGE 4. CHALLENGE BRIEF DESCRIBE YOUR CHALLENGE : ______________________________________ ______________________________________ ______________________________________ ______________________________________ SUBMITTED BY:PREFERRED SKILLSETS: _______________________ _______________________ _______________________ _______________________ _______________________
- 3. 5. NEW CHALLENGES 6. BROWSE CATEGORIES ENVIRONMENT ELDER CARE ENERGYHEALTH CARE EDUCATION HOUSING 7. BROWSE POSITIONS 8. MEMBERS MEETUP TO WORK ON CHALLENGE SORT BY: MOST VOTES/ MOST COMMENTS Challenge 01, Submitted by : XXX 500 VOTES Challenge 02, Submitted by : XXX 300 VOTES Challenge 03, Submitted by : XXX 150 VOTES Challenge 04, Submitted by : XXX 50 VOTES Challenge 05, Submitted by : XXX 30 VOTES Challenge 06, Submitted by : XXX 10 VOTES OTHERS ENGINEERING SOFTWARE SALES/ MARKETINGPROJECT MANAGEMENT ARTS/ MUSIC FOOD & BEVERAGES OTHERS JOIN JOIN JOIN JOIN JOIN JOIN
- 4. What workedworked Questions What could be improved Ideas schools make it compulsory assign facilitator to each team students would participate to submit ideas start locally, branch globallycan students from overseas participate? how to reconcile disagreements? limit teams to similar age group make students participate once and let them decide if they will do more
- 5. IDEA: Life Aspiration Boot Camp for Students PROTOTYPE #2PROTOTYPE #2 DESIGN CHALLENGE: How might we encourage students to think about their long term aspirations
- 6. BOOT CAMP ONLINE REGISTRATION ACTIVITY #1: ROLE PLAYING GAMES ACTIVITY #3: LIFE ASPIRATION HYPNOTIC THERAPHY ACTIVITY #4: INTENSE SELF DISCOVERY ACTIVITY #2: SELF BIOGRAPHY YEAR 2030 ACTIVITY #5: SPIRITUAL JOURNEY 2025 – awarded Nobel prize in rocket science 2029 – visited Moon 2033 – visited Mars
- 7. What workedworked Questions What could be improved Ideas role playing games add talks, workshops on various areas of speciality focus on secondary school students as tertiary school students are less likely to participate. self discovery activities are limited, what else can you come up with?