POLITICS & SOCIETY
Encourage student voice and choice in curriculum and school rules for a democratic classroom. Explore walking debates, rules, assessment, contributions, group work, homework, and sanctions. Research democratic schools for inspiration on how to run a classroom democratically.
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POLITICS & SOCIETY DEMOCRATIC CLASS ROOM
WALKING DEBATE WALKING DEBATE If education represents a democratic society students should have equal voice in choosing / creating their curriculum and the rules for their school environment
ARGUMENTS ARGUMENTS AGREE DISAGREE
HOW WOULD YOU ESTABLISH YOUR HOW WOULD YOU ESTABLISH YOUR DEMOCRATIC CLASSROOM? DEMOCRATIC CLASSROOM? 1. Rules 2. Assessment 3. Contribution to discussion 4. Group work 5. Homework 6. Sanctions
HERE ARE SOME EXAMPLES HERE ARE SOME EXAMPLES http://www.educationrevolution.org/st ore/findaschool/democraticschools/ HOMEWORK Pick a school, research it, think about some ideas of how you want us to run our classroom.
