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INCREDIBLE!!!INCREDIBLE!!!
WE TEACH
THINKING!!!
Benefits for schools, teachers,
parents
THE CHEST OF
SECRETS
We wrote
The Chest of Secrets because…
Most of small children talk using single words or build very
short sentences.
If they make attempts to tell a story, their speech is rarely
coherent.
Some children are afraid of reading, they learn short texts by
heart, or make guesses.
In situations of conflict they tell on each other, fight, offend
each other and cry.
In a conflict situation, while looking for solutions, they can't
see any or find only one solution.
Working in a group is difficult for children. Some children can't
even work in pairs.
We wrote
The Chest of Secrets because…
to speak using simple sentences and not single words
to speak in a logical and coherent way
not to be afraid of reading
to be able to predict consequences of their and other people's
behavior
to look for several solutions while facing a conflict situation
to be able to work in pairs and small groups
to be brave and self-reliant
We want childrenWe want children
Development of key competences
Child’s activity
Benefits
Parent’s activity– cooperation with school
Learning relevant to everyday life
Development of key competences
Child’s activity
Benefits
Parent’s activity– cooperation with school
Learning relevant to everyday life
Development of key competences
Child’s activity
Benefits
Parent’s activity– cooperation with school
Learning relevant to everyday life
Development of key competences
Child’s activity
Benefits
Parent’s activity– cooperation with school
Learning relevant to everyday life
Learning through playing 
Why The Chest of Secrets?
Five stories with introduction in which children meet the main
character called Julka.
Magnifier
Drawing
Button
Card
Glass
The stories are specially prepared to work with the use of three
tools: branch, cloud, tree.
By using the TOC tools, teacher only moderates a situation.
It is the first package (proposal), that teaches step by step how
to use the tools (even a teacher with a little experience in
using TOC tools can feel safe).
Why do the stories with card, glass,
magnifier...help children?
Objects which are related to the
stories, seemingly meaningless
for adults, have tremendous
value for children.
Children unlike adults, are not
pragmatic. When they become
like that, it means they grow up.
Why do the stories with card, glass,
magnifier...help children?
The real ‘problems of children’:
• taking other people’s things
without asking,
• mess in the room,
• fear of a dangerous dog,
• collecting things and envy,
• dissagreements with peers and
adults.
Children learn about the tools
structure
Children learn to decode (read)
the story from pictures and
pictograms.
Encoding and Decoding
By introduction of wordless writing (pictograms,
schematic drawings, emoticons) children obtain the
ability to read single words and sentences more
quickly.
Encoding and Decoding
Why pictograms?
Children identify emotions of the characters in the story.
Children identify and name their own emotions.
If I take
somebody’s
thing.
If the fact I took
somebody’s thing
is revealed.
If somebody
takes my
thing.
Why emoticons?
• Children analyze the conflict.
They think what emotions occur
in the first phase of the conflict.
They present the mood with an
emoticon and a dark blue cloud.
How to distinguish demand from need ?
• Children talk to each other.
They talk about their needs and
assign a prop to the situation (a
bright blue cloud and an
emoticon).
Picture analysis of the conflict
At first, children work in
pairs, and later on they start
working in larger groups.
What can do a note?
By using the sun of solutions, children notice that each
problem has a few possible solutions.
Creative proposals of the solutions.
Thanks to a graphic
presentation of the
tools, children ”see”
their thoughts
(consequences).
Can one see thinking?
They justify their choices in a logical and clear way.
Creative argumentation
With the help of the ambitious target tree they can plan
and join up to help organizing a Christmas party, a trip
or a museum outing…
Small children– Great planning
Thanks to a practical application of the TOC tools children become ”tutors” for their
parents, teaching them how to use the tools in adult life.
The Chest of Secrets - parents
Children’s cards Parent’s cards
Education Through Movement
Worksheets = instructions
Thanks to a graphic
presentation of the tools,
children ”see” their thoughts
(consequences).
e.g. If I see a dangerous dog,
then…
Before children start writing,
they should speak fluently
Box for school
The Chest of Secrets
Teacher’s materials
Clear methodological framework
teacher’s book
The Chest of Secrets
Teaching materials
Children discipline adults
When we get a chance to take the role of the teacher, we
build self-esteem, develop self-reliance and willingness to
take initiative and act. This lets YOU "see" our thinking.
Children make adults perceive problems from their
perspective. The degree of difficulty is reflected (from
simple games and activities to more complex ones).
5 scenarios – the teacher’s text is on the other side
Story cards – 5-6 pictures for each text
Resources cardsResources cards
for teacher (100)for teacher (100)
Two mats in eachTwo mats in each
school setschool set
One box in each school setOne box in each school set
Children’s set box – eachChildren’s set box – each
child has his own onechild has his own one
Cards from children’s setCards from children’s set
If a teacher usues The
Chest of Secrets
If
I feel satisfaction with my
work
Children learn faster and
behave better
I run qualitative and
substantial classes
I know how to implement
TOC while working with
children
I have ready-made lesson
plans and resources
I have the Chest of Secretsss
If a child uses
The Chest of Secrets...
The Chest of Secrets
more information….
www.kuferektajemnic.pl

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The Chest of Secrets - Baltimore presentation

  • 2.
  • 3. Benefits for schools, teachers, parents THE CHEST OF SECRETS
  • 4. We wrote The Chest of Secrets because… Most of small children talk using single words or build very short sentences. If they make attempts to tell a story, their speech is rarely coherent. Some children are afraid of reading, they learn short texts by heart, or make guesses. In situations of conflict they tell on each other, fight, offend each other and cry. In a conflict situation, while looking for solutions, they can't see any or find only one solution. Working in a group is difficult for children. Some children can't even work in pairs.
  • 5. We wrote The Chest of Secrets because… to speak using simple sentences and not single words to speak in a logical and coherent way not to be afraid of reading to be able to predict consequences of their and other people's behavior to look for several solutions while facing a conflict situation to be able to work in pairs and small groups to be brave and self-reliant We want childrenWe want children
  • 6. Development of key competences Child’s activity Benefits Parent’s activity– cooperation with school Learning relevant to everyday life
  • 7. Development of key competences Child’s activity Benefits Parent’s activity– cooperation with school Learning relevant to everyday life
  • 8. Development of key competences Child’s activity Benefits Parent’s activity– cooperation with school Learning relevant to everyday life
  • 9. Development of key competences Child’s activity Benefits Parent’s activity– cooperation with school Learning relevant to everyday life Learning through playing 
  • 10. Why The Chest of Secrets? Five stories with introduction in which children meet the main character called Julka. Magnifier Drawing Button Card Glass The stories are specially prepared to work with the use of three tools: branch, cloud, tree. By using the TOC tools, teacher only moderates a situation. It is the first package (proposal), that teaches step by step how to use the tools (even a teacher with a little experience in using TOC tools can feel safe).
  • 11. Why do the stories with card, glass, magnifier...help children? Objects which are related to the stories, seemingly meaningless for adults, have tremendous value for children. Children unlike adults, are not pragmatic. When they become like that, it means they grow up.
  • 12. Why do the stories with card, glass, magnifier...help children? The real ‘problems of children’: • taking other people’s things without asking, • mess in the room, • fear of a dangerous dog, • collecting things and envy, • dissagreements with peers and adults.
  • 13. Children learn about the tools structure
  • 14. Children learn to decode (read) the story from pictures and pictograms. Encoding and Decoding
  • 15. By introduction of wordless writing (pictograms, schematic drawings, emoticons) children obtain the ability to read single words and sentences more quickly. Encoding and Decoding
  • 17.
  • 18.
  • 19. Children identify emotions of the characters in the story. Children identify and name their own emotions. If I take somebody’s thing. If the fact I took somebody’s thing is revealed. If somebody takes my thing. Why emoticons?
  • 20.
  • 21.
  • 22. • Children analyze the conflict. They think what emotions occur in the first phase of the conflict. They present the mood with an emoticon and a dark blue cloud. How to distinguish demand from need ? • Children talk to each other. They talk about their needs and assign a prop to the situation (a bright blue cloud and an emoticon).
  • 23.
  • 24.
  • 25. Picture analysis of the conflict
  • 26. At first, children work in pairs, and later on they start working in larger groups. What can do a note?
  • 27. By using the sun of solutions, children notice that each problem has a few possible solutions. Creative proposals of the solutions.
  • 28. Thanks to a graphic presentation of the tools, children ”see” their thoughts (consequences). Can one see thinking?
  • 29.
  • 30.
  • 31.
  • 32. They justify their choices in a logical and clear way. Creative argumentation
  • 33. With the help of the ambitious target tree they can plan and join up to help organizing a Christmas party, a trip or a museum outing… Small children– Great planning
  • 34. Thanks to a practical application of the TOC tools children become ”tutors” for their parents, teaching them how to use the tools in adult life. The Chest of Secrets - parents Children’s cards Parent’s cards
  • 36. Worksheets = instructions Thanks to a graphic presentation of the tools, children ”see” their thoughts (consequences). e.g. If I see a dangerous dog, then…
  • 37. Before children start writing, they should speak fluently
  • 39. The Chest of Secrets Teacher’s materials
  • 40. Clear methodological framework teacher’s book The Chest of Secrets Teaching materials
  • 41. Children discipline adults When we get a chance to take the role of the teacher, we build self-esteem, develop self-reliance and willingness to take initiative and act. This lets YOU "see" our thinking. Children make adults perceive problems from their perspective. The degree of difficulty is reflected (from simple games and activities to more complex ones).
  • 42. 5 scenarios – the teacher’s text is on the other side
  • 43. Story cards – 5-6 pictures for each text
  • 44. Resources cardsResources cards for teacher (100)for teacher (100)
  • 45. Two mats in eachTwo mats in each school setschool set
  • 46. One box in each school setOne box in each school set
  • 47. Children’s set box – eachChildren’s set box – each child has his own onechild has his own one
  • 48. Cards from children’s setCards from children’s set
  • 49. If a teacher usues The Chest of Secrets If I feel satisfaction with my work Children learn faster and behave better I run qualitative and substantial classes I know how to implement TOC while working with children I have ready-made lesson plans and resources I have the Chest of Secretsss
  • 50. If a child uses The Chest of Secrets...
  • 51. The Chest of Secrets