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Help me out, Twitter: I've been invited to "teach a class" (I think I have a lot of leeway over format, but it will be 1-2 sessions/week) at a small school for highly gifted children. Which non-standard subjects/projects/formats would be fun to play with?
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Some ideas I've been brainstorming: ▸ Producing a podcast together (different groups doing different segments) ▸ Historical roleplay based on an event the kids are interested in: https://www.amazon.com/Minds-Fire-Role-Immersion-Transform-College/dp/0674735358 … ▸ Literally just making a bunch of twitter bots
(mechanical) watch making
I really like this idea, but I wouldn't know where to start! Are there good kits/planning resources?
It would be fun to teach a game-based class on thinking probablistically. Something that’s super under-covered and intuitive for kids.
What grade level?
Mixed age group, 7-14. Has to be something all the kids can engage with from different starting points
teaching something around cognitive biases would be really cool.. also wildly undertaught
Growth mindsets ala Dr. Carol Dweck? If you count that as a bias against self
The concept of 'teaching' itself. Let them design a teaching/learning approach and help implement. They can evaluate what works and doesn't work. Iterate.
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