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Teaching Good Work in the Classroom
Lynn Barendsen, Project Director, Project Zero
Shelby Clark, Senior Research Manager, Project Zero
LOCATION: OnlineCOST: $69
Event Details
PZ's The Good Project strives to equip individuals to reflect upon the ethical dilemmas that arise in everyday life by providing them with the tools to make thoughtful decisions. In this course, participants will be introduced to some of the key research supporting these tools and to curriculum modules developed to support young people as they learn the skills and strategies to flourish as future workers. The workshop will invite participants to experience real-world dilemmas for adolescents, reflective activities, and guided conversations that will help to prepare young people for the working world of today. Our contention is that students who engage with Good Work tools will develop the skills, understandings, and repertoires to effectively navigate their future work lives. The workshop will support educators working with learners in middle school through secondary school as well as with all ages of adult learners.