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¿Quién quiere ser millonario?: Bootcamp sobre innovación y pensamiento creativo (Flex)
Completado por 2 alumnos
Edades 7-12
Clase grupal
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4 semanas
2-9 alumnos por clase
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Tarea
1-2 horas por semana. After reviewing the teacher's video and other related You Tube videos assigned at the start of the week, a short, fun quiz will be given each week testing the material for that specific week. Additionally , students will be asked to post on the classroom page at least 3 things that stood out for them in each video. Furthermore, students will complete each of the following assignments/mini projects individually:- Week 1 - Simple Ideas That Made Millions: Students will learn about simple ideas that made millions of dollars and be a source of inspiration for them to generate their own innovative ideas. Teacher will show examples of simple ideas that made millions by showing pictures of them and explain the stories behind the ideas, for example, who came up with the idea and why. Students will make a video recording about which idea they liked the most and share it on the classroom page for feedback from peers and teacher. Week 2 - Awesome Ideas Invented by Kids Like You!: Students will learn about ideas created by kids and be inspired to come up with their own creative ideas. Teacher will show examples of awesome ideas invented by kids by showing pictures of them and explain what problems the ideas solve. Teacher will then explain the stories behind the ideas, for example, who came up with the idea and why. Students will make a video recording about which idea they liked the most and share it on the classroom page for feedback from peers and teacher. . Week 3 - A Minute to Win It: Two Random Words: Students will learn about random word stimulation which is a powerful technique that provides a practical method of generating fresh, original and unique ideas. Learners will use creative thinking to come up with a winning business idea using two randomly assigned words and have one minute to pitch it. Students will make a video recording with their one minute pitch and share it on the classroom page for feedback from peers and teacher. Week 4 - Let's Pitch It: Students will learn how to develop and present an effective business idea pitch for their own ideas to improve their creativity, innovativeness, public speaking and presentation skills and boost their confidence levels. Students will do some research prior to pitching their business idea. The following are some tips/guidelines on selecting a potential business idea:- - What do people need or want? Think of an everyday obstacle – how can it be overcome? Start with a Google search. - If you could provide or invent something that would make life easier, better, safer, fairer or cheaper – what would it be? - What are you really good at or love doing? Perhaps start with that! For inspiration, take a look at this link https://www.cnbc.com/2012/06/20/10-Ideas-That-Made-$100-Million.html Students will make a video recording with their 3 minute pitch of their own business ideas and share it on the classroom page for feedback from peers and teacher.Experiencia de clase
In this four week fun, interactive, flex course, learners will be inspired by innovative ideas, think creatively and boost their confidence through public speaking. Teacher will upload self made videos at the start of each week which would include presentations using Google Slides. Short YouTube videos will be embedded in some presentations to reinforce concepts taught. A short, fun quiz will be given each week testing the material for that specific week. Apart from videos and quizzes each week to foster interaction and engagement with the students, students will be asked to post on the classroom page at least 3 things that stood out for them in each video. Additionally, they will be given mini-projects each week and will have to post their own videos explaining their answers to the various assignments/mini projects. Students will also be given the opportunity to interact with one another by giving at least one other student feedback on his/her submitted video for the assignment/mini project on the classroom page. Please note that this is flexible schedule course which means that this course does not include live meetings. Week 1 - Simple Ideas That Made Millions: Students will learn about simple ideas that made millions of dollars and be a source of inspiration for them to generate their own innovative ideas. Teacher will show examples of simple ideas that made millions by showing pictures of them and explain the stories behind the ideas, for example, who came up with the idea and why. Students will make a video recording about which idea they liked the most and share it on the classroom page for feedback from peers and teacher. Week 2 - Awesome Ideas Invented by Kids Like You!: Students will learn about ideas created by kids and be inspired to come up with their own creative ideas. Teacher will show examples of awesome ideas invented by kids by showing pictures of them and explain what problems the ideas solve. Teacher will then explain the stories behind the ideas, for example, who came up with the idea and why. Students will make a video recording about which idea they liked the most and share it on the classroom page for feedback from peers and teacher. . Week 3 - A Minute to Win It: Two Random Words: Students will learn about random word stimulation which is a powerful technique that provides a practical method of generating fresh, original and unique ideas. Learners will use creative thinking to come up with a winning business idea using two randomly assigned words and have one minute to pitch it. Students will make a video recording with their one minute pitch and share it on the classroom page for feedback from peers and teacher. Week 4 - Let's Pitch It: Students will learn how to develop and present an effective business idea pitch for their own ideas to improve their creativity, innovativeness, public speaking and presentation skills and boost their confidence levels. Students will do some research prior to pitching their business idea. The following are some tips/guidelines on selecting a potential business idea:- - What do people need or want? Think of an everyday obstacle – how can it be overcome? Start with a Google search. - If you could provide or invent something that would make life easier, better, safer, fairer or cheaper – what would it be? - What are you really good at or love doing? Perhaps start with that! For inspiration, take a look at this link https://www.cnbc.com/2012/06/20/10-Ideas-That-Made-$100-Million.html Students will make a video recording with their 3 minute pitch of their own business ideas and share it on the classroom page for feedback from peers and teacher.
Metas de aprendizaje
Students will:-
1. Improve their creative thinking skills to generate unique and innovative business ideas;
2. Learn about the elements of a winning business idea pitch and boost their confidence and public speaking skills;
3. Provide constructive feedback to their peers in a friendly environment that fosters learning;
4. Use this course as a source of inspiration to think of many more creative ideas;
5. Learn about the stories of ideas that made millions - simple ideas and those invented by kids.
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Hello. My name is Miss Melissa. I teach Idea Generation classes to spur creative thinking, Business Entrepreneurship, Math, Accounting and English. I have 7 years of teaching experience, having worked as a University Lecturer teaching Business Entrepreneurship and Statistics, as well as, a Business Workshop Facilitator and coach, teaching Accounting, Market Research and Business Pitch to persons interested in starting up businesses. I have mentored hundreds of persons of varying ages in transforming innovative ideas into reality.
My classes have always been highly interactive, engaging and super fun. I incorporate interesting exercises and games to test materials taught as I believe this is the best way for students to remember and apply what they have learnt. My classroom is a safe place for students to make mistakes as this is all part of the learning process.
When I am not teaching, I enjoy travelling to new countries, listening to music and outdoor activities. I am a huge fan of roller coaster and thrill rides. I cannot wait to meet you in my class.
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