Thur Module 9 V2 GSUSA
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This document outlines the agenda for Module 9 of a Girl Scouts meeting focused on helping girls address challenges in their community projects. The goals are for girls to work with adults to identify and solve issues. Activities include girls giving updates on their projects and challenges, working in small groups to develop solutions to barriers, and presenting strategies to the whole group. The document provides discussion questions and schedules breaks to structure the meeting aimed at teaching girls troubleshooting and problem-solving skills.
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The document summarizes notes from a project-based learning workshop held at Camas Ridge Community School. It includes an introductory quote about directing children's learning through engaging their minds. The notes list agenda items such as brainstorming shoe manufacturing processes, assessing projects, and discussing essential learning functions. Next steps mentioned include following up on a Skype call and revisiting parking lot issues. A comparison is made between a thematic unit on apples versus an apples project-based learning approach.
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