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Making the Change: Summer Leadership Camp
- 1. Making the Change Summer Leadership Camp
- 2. What will we cover? 1. Introductions 2. Camp Objective 3. Activities 4. Coffee House 5. Facebook page 6. Forms
- 3. Introductions Jonathan Shazia Klynkramer Hasan
- 5. Camp Objective What skills do we want to gain?
- 6. Camp Objective What skills do we want to gain? What do we want to learn about?
- 7. Camp Objective What skills do we want to gain? What do we want to learn about? What’s the ultimate goal?
- 9. Camp Objective To create student leaders who will go on to enrich their school and community.
- 10. Activities
- 12. Activities Sports Art
- 13. Activities Sports Art Music
- 14. Activities Sports Art Music Spoken Word
- 15. Activities Sports Art Music Spoken Word Discussions
- 16. Activities Sports Art Music Spoken Word Discussions Presentations
- 17. Activities Sports Art Music Spoken Word Discussions Presentations And more!
- 18. Coffee House
- 19. Coffee House 10-12am, July 13th & 27th (Last day of each session)
- 20. Facebook Page
- 21. Facebook Page
- 22. Important Forms: Medical Information, Media Release, Emergency Closure, Walking Permission Bus Pick-up: - Gary Allan HS 8:00am - Abbey Park HS 8:20am Students must bring their own snacks/lunch (no peanuts!) Please make sure you let us know about any allergies, medical requirements or special needs.
- 23. Questions? ?
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- What skills do we want to gain?\nteamwork, problem-solving, decision-making, active citizenship...\nWhat do we want to learn about?\nglobal perspective: become aware of the world around them, of the issues (such as poverty, health, environment, etc...) and what people are doing to solve them. \ninclusion: how to include and create a safe welcoming atmosphere for others\nrespect: for others and the world in general\nWhat’s the ultimate goal?\ncreate student leaders who will go on to enrich their school and community. \nhelp these kids thrive when they continue on to high school and beyond.\n
- What skills do we want to gain?\nteamwork, problem-solving, decision-making, active citizenship...\nWhat do we want to learn about?\nglobal perspective: become aware of the world around them, of the issues (such as poverty, health, environment, etc...) and what people are doing to solve them. \ninclusion: how to include and create a safe welcoming atmosphere for others\nrespect: for others and the world in general\nWhat’s the ultimate goal?\ncreate student leaders who will go on to enrich their school and community. \nhelp these kids thrive when they continue on to high school and beyond.\n
- What skills do we want to gain?\nteamwork, problem-solving, decision-making, active citizenship...\nWhat do we want to learn about?\nglobal perspective: become aware of the world around them, of the issues (such as poverty, health, environment, etc...) and what people are doing to solve them. \ninclusion: how to include and create a safe welcoming atmosphere for others\nrespect: for others and the world in general\nWhat’s the ultimate goal?\ncreate student leaders who will go on to enrich their school and community. \nhelp these kids thrive when they continue on to high school and beyond.\n
- What skills do we want to gain?\nteamwork, problem-solving, decision-making, active citizenship...\nWhat do we want to learn about?\nglobal perspective: become aware of the world around them, of the issues (such as poverty, health, environment, etc...) and what people are doing to solve them. \ninclusion: how to include and create a safe welcoming atmosphere for others\nrespect: for others and the world in general\nWhat’s the ultimate goal?\ncreate student leaders who will go on to enrich their school and community. \nhelp these kids thrive when they continue on to high school and beyond.\n
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- -the coffee house will be held on the last day of each session. \n-it is chance for the kids to show off the work they’ve done at the camp and perhaps perform some music, poetry or spoken word. \n-it is also a good way to promote presentation skills (of course presenting in front of everybody is not mandatory). \n-we would like to encourage the kids to bring a some food or snacks to share with everybody else (but by no means mandatory), please no nuts, we encourage ethnically diverse foods). \n-all parents and friends are invited to come and join and watch and see the work we’ve done.\n
- -we’ve created a Facebook page for all students and their parents as a way of connecting with each other outside of camp, discussing or asking questions about topics brought up at camp and as a way of sharing pictures, etc...\n-it is by no means mandatory to join.\n-it is set to secret, so only those who are invited to join will be able to see the page.\n
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