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AGENDA




                        Welcome and Introductions
                 I.

                        Objectives
                 II.

                        WOW! Review
                 III.

                        Event Planning
                 IV.

                        Preparation
                 V.

                        Resources
                 VI.




Getting to WOW!


                                                             1
April 20, 2009
Getting to WOW!

           OBJECTIVES
Getting to WOW!


                             2
April 20, 2009
GETTING TO WOW!



Today we will answer your questions:
            What exactly is a WOW!?
            What are the different forms of a WOW!?
            How do I prepare my kids for WOW!?
            So many details, so little time! How will I get it all
             done?
            Where should I concentrate my efforts?
            Where can I find resources if I need help?


Getting to WOW!


                                                                          3
April 20, 2009
What’s a WOW! again?

           WOW! REVIEW
Getting to WOW!


                                  4
April 20, 2009
WE ARE A NATION OF WOW!S



Since 1995 Citizen Schools has:
            Engaged over 20,000 apprentices in 7 states
            Who have learned from and with over 10,000
            Volunteer Citizen Teachers
            In over 5,000 apprenticeships.
All of these apprenticeships have culminated
 with a WOW!

Getting to WOW!


                                                                         5
April 20, 2009
ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE


   A WOW is a very special
                                                  The audience says:
   moment of magic.
            A shy bi-lingual 6th grader takes
   
            center stage in a court room
            during a mock trial
            apprenticeship.                              “WOW! We
                                                         didn’t know
            A dance troupe takes center stage
   
            with elegance and precision as
                                                        middle school
            they move as one to the rhythm of
                                                        students could
            the music, 100% poetry in motion.
                                                           do this!”
            A struggling math student
   
            proudly demonstrates how
            interest is calculated in a savings
            account.
            Future geoscientists start their
   
            engines at the solar car races .

Getting to WOW!


                                                                                6
April 20, 2009
SHARE YOUR WOW!


1. Experience WOW!s
   online.


2. Decide which
   projects should get
   a Gold Star!


3. Show kids their
   work can make an
   impact outside their
   classrooms.


Getting to WOW!


                                            7
April 20, 2009
WOW! STAMP OF APPROVAL




                 Product   Performance         Presentation




                           WOW!
Getting to WOW!


                                                                  8
April 20, 2009
WOW! STAMP OF APPROVAL


     PRODUCT – PERFORMANCE - PRESENTATION
         Demonstrate
          Mastery
         Community Value
         Professional Quality
         Authentic Audience



Getting to WOW!


                                                          9
April 20, 2009
AUTHENTIC AUDIENCE




       Apprentices need the opportunity to share their
       new skills with a group or specific client for who
         these skills are particularly relevant and can
                       provide feedback.




Getting to WOW!


                                                              10
April 20, 2009
AUTHENTIC AUDIENCE




                        • In Courtroom with real
           Mock Trial     judge & attorneys serving
                          as jurors

                        • Helps to assemble bikes with
          Bike Repair     Elves & More who distribute over
                          40,000 bikes to children


         Minute         • Food & nutrition Lunch & Learn at their
                          HQ where apprentices critique & analyze
        Maid F.A.N.
                          food choices selected by employees.
           Club

Getting to WOW!


                                                                           11
April 20, 2009
WOW! FORMATS



    What if you are a part of a          Example: 3D Sketch Up
    larger WOW! Showcase?                Design
                                          Student demonstrates on
     Students can still demonstrate
      mastery                              computer projected on a
                                           large screen how the 3D
     Students can still interact with
                                           tech program works
      the audience as opposed to
      talking at the audience.
                                          Student takes a request
                                           from the audience and
     Families and school
      communities can be authentic         completes a design.
      audiences
                                          Student prints copy of the
                                           design and gives to
                                           audience member

Getting to WOW!


                                                                        12
April 20, 2009
Getting students to WOW!

           PREPARATION
Getting to WOW!


                                      13
April 20, 2009
FOCUS ON STUDENT LEARNING



Things to consider to leverage student learning:
 What is it that our students have learned and mastered?
 How can we showcase this learning at the WOW!?
 Will all students showcase everything they’ve learned, or
  will there be differentiated roles?
 Aside from watching, is there anything that our audience
  can DO to participate in our WOW! (note: people learn
  from learning)
 How can we position our students to teach what they’ve
  learned to the audience?


Getting to WOW!


                                                              14
April 20, 2009
COMMON PITFALLS



 The WOW! doesn’t match what students actually
  did in the apprenticeship (ex: song-writing
  apprenticeship = publication NOT performance).
 Students don’t have enough time to practice.
 Little positive peer pressure from students to take
  their WOW! seriously.
 Students spend majority of time in logistics vs.
  design (ex: journalism WOW! spent
  editing, visioning & directing)

Getting to WOW!


                                                         15
April 20, 2009
STUDENT LEARNING TIPS



 Focus on the skill your students have mastered.
 If your students haven’t mastered everything
  you’d originally planned, REVISE your plan to
  showcase what they did learn.
 Create mini-groups or a WOW! practice buddy a
  couple of weeks before the WOW!




Getting to WOW!


                                                        16
April 20, 2009
SCAFFOLD & FADE “CRUTCHES”



How to prepare students to speak
  in front of an audience (ideally
  without notes)
1.        Students write their own notes
          with coaching, during class (so
          the wording is natural for them).
2.        Teacher types notes in large font,
          double spaced, for students to
          take home and memorize.
3.        Teacher transfers notes to key
          words on notecards
4.        WOW! students speak without
          notecards


Getting to WOW!


                                                                            17
April 20, 2009
A community celebration

           EVENT PLANNING
Getting to WOW!


                                     18
April 20, 2009
EVENT PLANNING



What will be taken care of?   What will you provide?
 Invitations                  Vision
 Venue Reservations           Authentic audience
 Programs                     Format
 Transportation               Personal guest list
 Food                         Practice
 Decorations                  Practice
 Media                        Practice
 Visuals


Getting to WOW!


                                                               19
April 20, 2009
WOW!S ARE A TIME TO CELEBRATE!




 Share your success
 Invite colleagues &
        friends
 Encourage others to
        share
 Build a cohort of
        Citizen educators



Getting to WOW!


                                                             20
April 20, 2009
10 Days of WOW!

           RESOURCES
Getting to WOW!


                             21
April 20, 2009
Citizen Teacher Nation         10 Days of WOW!
     CT Nation is our online      April 20th – May 1st visit CT
      community designed to        Nation for…
      make your experience             WOW! blog posts
      easier.
                                       WOW! handouts
     Connect with staff & other       Daily tips
      Citizen Teachers
                                       Training documents
                                       Cool WOW! of the Day

                  http://ctnation.citizenschools.net
Getting to WOW!


                                                                   22
April 20, 2009
MORE RESOURCES




                  http://www.facebook.com/pages/Citizen-Schools/34951951528




                                 http://twitter.com/cschools
Getting to WOW!


                                                                                23
April 20, 2009

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Getting To WOW!

  • 1. achieve inspire teach dream Getting to WOW! connect April 20, 2009
  • 2. AGENDA Welcome and Introductions I. Objectives II. WOW! Review III. Event Planning IV. Preparation V. Resources VI. Getting to WOW! 1 April 20, 2009
  • 3. Getting to WOW! OBJECTIVES Getting to WOW! 2 April 20, 2009
  • 4. GETTING TO WOW! Today we will answer your questions:  What exactly is a WOW!?  What are the different forms of a WOW!?  How do I prepare my kids for WOW!?  So many details, so little time! How will I get it all done?  Where should I concentrate my efforts?  Where can I find resources if I need help? Getting to WOW! 3 April 20, 2009
  • 5. What’s a WOW! again? WOW! REVIEW Getting to WOW! 4 April 20, 2009
  • 6. WE ARE A NATION OF WOW!S Since 1995 Citizen Schools has:  Engaged over 20,000 apprentices in 7 states  Who have learned from and with over 10,000  Volunteer Citizen Teachers  In over 5,000 apprenticeships. All of these apprenticeships have culminated with a WOW! Getting to WOW! 5 April 20, 2009
  • 7. ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE A WOW is a very special The audience says: moment of magic. A shy bi-lingual 6th grader takes  center stage in a court room during a mock trial apprenticeship. “WOW! We didn’t know A dance troupe takes center stage  with elegance and precision as middle school they move as one to the rhythm of students could the music, 100% poetry in motion. do this!” A struggling math student  proudly demonstrates how interest is calculated in a savings account. Future geoscientists start their  engines at the solar car races . Getting to WOW! 6 April 20, 2009
  • 8. SHARE YOUR WOW! 1. Experience WOW!s online. 2. Decide which projects should get a Gold Star! 3. Show kids their work can make an impact outside their classrooms. Getting to WOW! 7 April 20, 2009
  • 9. WOW! STAMP OF APPROVAL Product Performance Presentation WOW! Getting to WOW! 8 April 20, 2009
  • 10. WOW! STAMP OF APPROVAL PRODUCT – PERFORMANCE - PRESENTATION  Demonstrate Mastery  Community Value  Professional Quality  Authentic Audience Getting to WOW! 9 April 20, 2009
  • 11. AUTHENTIC AUDIENCE Apprentices need the opportunity to share their new skills with a group or specific client for who these skills are particularly relevant and can provide feedback. Getting to WOW! 10 April 20, 2009
  • 12. AUTHENTIC AUDIENCE • In Courtroom with real Mock Trial judge & attorneys serving as jurors • Helps to assemble bikes with Bike Repair Elves & More who distribute over 40,000 bikes to children Minute • Food & nutrition Lunch & Learn at their HQ where apprentices critique & analyze Maid F.A.N. food choices selected by employees. Club Getting to WOW! 11 April 20, 2009
  • 13. WOW! FORMATS What if you are a part of a Example: 3D Sketch Up larger WOW! Showcase? Design  Student demonstrates on  Students can still demonstrate mastery computer projected on a large screen how the 3D  Students can still interact with tech program works the audience as opposed to talking at the audience.  Student takes a request from the audience and  Families and school communities can be authentic completes a design. audiences  Student prints copy of the design and gives to audience member Getting to WOW! 12 April 20, 2009
  • 14. Getting students to WOW! PREPARATION Getting to WOW! 13 April 20, 2009
  • 15. FOCUS ON STUDENT LEARNING Things to consider to leverage student learning:  What is it that our students have learned and mastered?  How can we showcase this learning at the WOW!?  Will all students showcase everything they’ve learned, or will there be differentiated roles?  Aside from watching, is there anything that our audience can DO to participate in our WOW! (note: people learn from learning)  How can we position our students to teach what they’ve learned to the audience? Getting to WOW! 14 April 20, 2009
  • 16. COMMON PITFALLS  The WOW! doesn’t match what students actually did in the apprenticeship (ex: song-writing apprenticeship = publication NOT performance).  Students don’t have enough time to practice.  Little positive peer pressure from students to take their WOW! seriously.  Students spend majority of time in logistics vs. design (ex: journalism WOW! spent editing, visioning & directing) Getting to WOW! 15 April 20, 2009
  • 17. STUDENT LEARNING TIPS  Focus on the skill your students have mastered.  If your students haven’t mastered everything you’d originally planned, REVISE your plan to showcase what they did learn.  Create mini-groups or a WOW! practice buddy a couple of weeks before the WOW! Getting to WOW! 16 April 20, 2009
  • 18. SCAFFOLD & FADE “CRUTCHES” How to prepare students to speak in front of an audience (ideally without notes) 1. Students write their own notes with coaching, during class (so the wording is natural for them). 2. Teacher types notes in large font, double spaced, for students to take home and memorize. 3. Teacher transfers notes to key words on notecards 4. WOW! students speak without notecards Getting to WOW! 17 April 20, 2009
  • 19. A community celebration EVENT PLANNING Getting to WOW! 18 April 20, 2009
  • 20. EVENT PLANNING What will be taken care of? What will you provide?  Invitations  Vision  Venue Reservations  Authentic audience  Programs  Format  Transportation  Personal guest list  Food  Practice  Decorations  Practice  Media  Practice  Visuals Getting to WOW! 19 April 20, 2009
  • 21. WOW!S ARE A TIME TO CELEBRATE!  Share your success  Invite colleagues & friends  Encourage others to share  Build a cohort of Citizen educators Getting to WOW! 20 April 20, 2009
  • 22. 10 Days of WOW! RESOURCES Getting to WOW! 21 April 20, 2009
  • 23. Citizen Teacher Nation 10 Days of WOW!  CT Nation is our online April 20th – May 1st visit CT community designed to Nation for… make your experience  WOW! blog posts easier.  WOW! handouts  Connect with staff & other  Daily tips Citizen Teachers  Training documents  Cool WOW! of the Day http://ctnation.citizenschools.net Getting to WOW! 22 April 20, 2009
  • 24. MORE RESOURCES http://www.facebook.com/pages/Citizen-Schools/34951951528 http://twitter.com/cschools Getting to WOW! 23 April 20, 2009