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
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(mechanical) watch making
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I really like this idea, but I wouldn't know where to start! Are there good kits/planning resources?
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It would be fun to teach a game-based class on thinking probablistically. Something that’s super under-covered and intuitive for kids.
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What grade level?
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Mixed age group, 7-14. Has to be something all the kids can engage with from different starting points
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teaching something around cognitive biases would be really cool.. also wildly undertaught
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Growth mindsets ala Dr. Carol Dweck? If you count that as a bias against self
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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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