Teachers introduce real-world issues through Empathy Exercises, Emotional Reflection Tools, and Press Review activities, helping students connect emotionally and reflect on the problem.
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The “Bâtisseurs de possibles” Resource Kit empowers teachers and students to tackle real-world issues through the FIDS framework (Feel, Imagine, Do, Share). It features multidisciplinary tools and activity guides to connect academic learning with practical problem-solving, promoting critical thinking, creativity, and active civic engagement in classrooms.
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We empower educators with a dynamic Resource Kit that seamlessly integrates various tools and activities, enabling them to engage students in meaningful, real-world problem-solving while nurturing empathy and collaboration throughout the “Bâtisseurs de possibles” initiative?
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Resource kit: A comprehensive set of tools and activity guides designed to facilitate the “Bâtisseurs de possibles” project across various subjects.
Activity guides and cards: Step-by-step guides help teachers plan projects aligned with learning objectives, while cards enhance empathy, critical thinking, and collaboration. These tools support project stages, provide evaluation methods, and offer resources for reflection and presentations.
Action planning: Techniques like Snowball Discussions, Debate Methods encourage active participation and idea-sharing, while templates guide students in outlining steps to implement their solutions.
Adaptability: Resources are tailored to fit various classroom environments, student levels, and project timelines, allowing teachers to integrate them seamlessly into existing curricula.
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Teachers introduce real-world issues through Empathy Exercises, Emotional Reflection Tools, and Press Review activities, helping students connect emotionally and reflect on the problem.
Students brainstorm ideas using Brainstorming Cards, Problem Tree tools, and the Snowball Discussion technique to analyze the issue and generate potential solutions.
Students use Action Plan Templates to outline the steps for implementing their solution, with roles assigned through the Responsibility Chart.
Students collaboratively execute their action plan, applying critical thinking and problem-solving skills, while tracking progress with Tool and Assessment Cards.
