1. Join your student group meeting. Links and conversation prompts are here - April 13-17 - Student Groups Links and Conversation Prompts. Conversation prompts are also posted to the bottom of this post.
2. Continue to make progress with your daily work and Digital Notebook.
3. Show back up for your student groups again tomorrow at 11:00.
Student Group Discussion Prompts
The goal is to digitally connect in your small group and spend at least 10 minutes in conversation and community discussing at least 4 of the following prompts
Choose at least 4 of the following prompts to discuss:
Even though these are scary and difficult times, can you still Tell Me Something Good?!
Required → How are things going on the Digital Notebook? What have you done so far?
Have you found anything that you think should be added to the “Choice Engagement” section of the Digital Notebook? What is it?
What does a typical day of life during the Coronavirus look like for you right now?
Have you found a book, show, song/band, movie, artist, other to be helping make things feel better for you right now? What is it?
What’s your best, worst, weirdest stuck at home food creation in the last week?
If you could become a combination of two different animals what would you become? What was your response? Now that you have had more time to think about it do you have anything more to add to it or do you want to make any changes? What ideas from other classmates during our digital community circle greeting most stood out to you?
What’s been inspiring you lately?
WOULD YOU RATHER…
Would you rather wake up in the middle of an unknown desert or wake up in a rowboat on an unknown body of water?
Would you rather be constantly sneezing or constantly have the hiccups?
If humans lost the ability to see all colors except one, which color would you want to survive?
Would you rather live in a treehouse or on a boat?
Would you rather be transported permanently 500 years into the future or 500 years into the past?
Would you rather Have a dog with a cat’s personality or a cat with a dog’s personality?
DO YOU HAVE ANY GOOD ONES? SHARE THEM WITH MICHAEL!
Respond to the “Student Group Reflection” questions at the bottom of the Student Groups slide in your Digital Notebook by Thursday afternoon at the latest.
2. Continue to make progress with your daily work and Digital Notebook.
3. Show back up for your student groups again tomorrow at 11:00.
Student Group Discussion Prompts
The goal is to digitally connect in your small group and spend at least 10 minutes in conversation and community discussing at least 4 of the following prompts
Choose at least 4 of the following prompts to discuss:
Even though these are scary and difficult times, can you still Tell Me Something Good?!
Required → How are things going on the Digital Notebook? What have you done so far?
Have you found anything that you think should be added to the “Choice Engagement” section of the Digital Notebook? What is it?
What does a typical day of life during the Coronavirus look like for you right now?
Have you found a book, show, song/band, movie, artist, other to be helping make things feel better for you right now? What is it?
What’s your best, worst, weirdest stuck at home food creation in the last week?
If you could become a combination of two different animals what would you become? What was your response? Now that you have had more time to think about it do you have anything more to add to it or do you want to make any changes? What ideas from other classmates during our digital community circle greeting most stood out to you?
What’s been inspiring you lately?
WOULD YOU RATHER…
Would you rather wake up in the middle of an unknown desert or wake up in a rowboat on an unknown body of water?
Would you rather be constantly sneezing or constantly have the hiccups?
If humans lost the ability to see all colors except one, which color would you want to survive?
Would you rather live in a treehouse or on a boat?
Would you rather be transported permanently 500 years into the future or 500 years into the past?
Would you rather Have a dog with a cat’s personality or a cat with a dog’s personality?
DO YOU HAVE ANY GOOD ONES? SHARE THEM WITH MICHAEL!
Respond to the “Student Group Reflection” questions at the bottom of the Student Groups slide in your Digital Notebook by Thursday afternoon at the latest.
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