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By Giorgia from Italy, 2002

Educational Context

The Road

The registration exercise is a first step on a road of coupled learning environments designed to help teachers prepare students to survive in tomorrow's world. Our approach is student-centered, multimedia, multipath, collaborative, active, real-world, explorative. Each environment uses the individual student's life as context for learning!

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Step 1 Students document who they are, personal goals, and wishes for the future. Their ideas are published for everybody to see. (Life-skills training context). Registration Form
Teacher workshop

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Step 2 Students learn more about themselves. They learn about others to learn more about themselves. They start to investigate important personal goals and interests for the future. Who-Am-I?
Workshop
Go to "Who-am-I?". Art made by Diana (9), girl, Romania  2004 <ArdeleanA>
Step 3 Students meet peers. They present themselves, make friends, uncover interests, perspectives, creativity, life and life choices. They begin to build social and knowledge networks through meaningful collaboration with peers. Curriculum
Life-skills
Go to "Who-am-I?". Art made by Diana (9), girl, Romania  2004 <ArdeleanA>
Step 4 Students start realizing personal dreams starting with their answers to the second registration question: "What Do I Want To Be When I Grow Up?". My Future Job
Curriculum
Go to "My Future Job"

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