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EMPACTS FOR DUMMIES “A Reference for the rest of us!” A Guide to the What Why and How of the EMPACTS Process
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EMPACTSFORDUMMIES
“A Reference for the rest of us!”
A Guide to the What Why and How
of the EMPACTS Process
EMPACTSFORDUMMIES
“A Reference for the rest of us!”
A Guide to the What Why and How
of the EMPACTS Process
1.2 What is EMPACTS
EMPACTS
• E – Educationally• M – Managed• P – Projects• AC – Advancing Curriculum• T – Technology• S – Service through teamwork
1.5 Why does it work
EMPCTS MDL FR DMMIES
• EDCTNG CLLG LVL STDNTS 2 WRK AS A TEAM • To achieve present time active social skills
from their norms of artificial social networking
• Bring students to the level of active successful owners of learning
1.5 Why does it work
MLTTSKNG FR DMMIES
“IM DRVNG HM WHT R U UP 2
1.5 Why does it work
EMPACTS Model for DUMMIES
• The EMPACTS model provides a framework for students to develop their own learning experiences through active engagement, where they are:
• Active problem solvers and self directed learners enhancing learning the content as well as the individual
1.5 Why does it work
• Learning is enhanced when we create something new and different.
• We all need to “Own our education”
• Active problem solvers and self directed learners enhancing learning the content as well as the individual
EMPACTS Model for DUMMIES
Why Do An EMPACTS Project?
It’s fun!!!!!!!!
Why Do An EMPACTS Project?
Use what you learn in the classroom to solve real world problems!
Why Do An EMPACTS Project?
Learn to use new technology!
Why Do An EMPACTS Project?
Benefit Your Community!
Why Do An EMPACTS Project?
Network with other students, faculty, and potential employers!
How to make an Awesome EMPACTS ProjectIn 5 easy steps
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Step 1: Brainstorming –Think it!
Come up with some good ideas for your project.
This can be done as a class or as a smaller group.
You could use ideas based on class content, community needs, student interest, or current events
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Step 2: Teambuilding –Assemble your Team!
Teams can be assembled from people with similar interests.
Teams might be assembled first, and mutual interests discovered later
Teambuilding activates can be used to “break the ice”.Assessments can be done to discover member’s strengths and what they can contribute.
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Step 3: Research –Gather some info!
Look up some information on your topic to help flesh out the direction of your project.
If doing a community service project, assess the needs for local organizations.
Figure out how to incorporate content objectives into you project
Develop strategies for getting the tasks needed for your project done.http://digitalcitizen.ca/2010/11/15/harry-potter-movies-wallpapers-1024x768-pixels/hermione-granger-ron-weasley-harry-potter-hp4-study-1024x768/
Step 4: Implementation –Get-R-Done!
Each team member assumes an active role in the project
Weekly team meetings and reports can help keep teams on track.
Adapt and adjust goals as problems arise
Make sure everyone is actively participating!
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Step 5: Presentation –Show off you work!
10-20 min Powerpoint presented to the class
Final Written Report outlining your project
Post your project on the website along with any brochures, flyers or other materials that go with your project.
1.5 Why does it work
EMP-act for SMARTIES
• Changing our society from Empathy to Action based individuals that weave into the fabric of our society their own unique cultural backgrounds and experiences that promulgate a paradigm shift into our cultural future.
6. Acknowledgements
We would like to thank Dr. Regina Thomason, Dianne Phillips, and the staff of
EMPACTS lab for their help and support.
7. Roll CreditsProject team
Alan HiattAnita Marshall
Allyssa Riley
Group AideDixie Androes
Program facilitatorC. Dianne Phillips, MA MS
Program Curriculum Coordinator Dr. Regina Thomason
EMPACTS Program CoordinatorDr. Marvin Galloway
Tech SupportTanner Clements
Three Stooges Video Courtesy of YouTube:http://youtube.com/watch/?v/OUDu4IEk
