Genius Hour Chat Archive with Ryan McGinnis August 2020
Today’s chat was led by Ryan McGinnis, from Pennsylvania. He is a Tech Integrator with @CABOCESit.
Ryan asked some interesting questions that were discussed by Sheri Edwards, Jill McLean, Kara at ContextEDU, Andi McNair, Gallit Zvi, and Denise Krebs. The archive tweets follow after the questions, so you can read and see the answers from our discussion.
| Q1 What is the main reason you have implemented #GeniusHour in your classroom? |
| Q2. How do you foster excitement for #GeniusHour in your classroom with your students? |
| Q3 How do you help students who struggle to come up with a project topic? #geniushour |
| Q4 Creating a culture of Inquiry can take some time…how do you model this for students in your class? #geniushour |
| Q5 How do you best manage students who seem reluctant to work on their projects? #geniushour |
| Q6 How have you seen your students grow as independent thinkers/learners through the #GeniusHour process? |
| Q7 What is the hardest part (or imagine as the hardest part if you’ve never done it yet) of #GeniusHour in the classroom? |
| Q8 What is the most important takeaway you have seen from #GeniusHour in your classroom? |
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Genius Hour Chat Archive with Ryan McGinnis
