What is an Innovation Project?

As a teacher, I am always looking for the next best thing to inspire my students to become more active participants in their learning. After researching Kevin Brookhouser's 20% project, I was inspired to recreate a version of this project for my own students. Thus, the Innovation Project was born.

Final Presentation Directions


Innovation Project:  Presentation Guidelines

1.) Time:  3-5 Minutes

2.) Each member of the group must have a speaking part.

3.) Presentations must be created in Google Drive and shared with Mrs. Davala aprildavala@mgsd.k12.nc.us


Presentation Slide Guidelines:

Slide #1: Title Slide (Picture and All Group Members’ Names)

Slide #2: Description of your question- what was your question, why were you interested in solving this problem, how did you present your “Elevator Pitch”?

Slide #3, #4, #5:  Research ( Describe your group’s research, what each person wrote their paper on, and what you learned through your research.)

Slide #6:  Product ( Describe what your group created for your final product, how you went about creating your product, and then show your product in your presentation.)

Slide #7  Conclusion- Overall what did you learn from the Innovation Product this semester. Do you feel like your group did an adequate job of solving your chosen problem? If you had a chance to do this over again, what would you change or do differently with your project? Final thoughts.




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