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A5: Well, I think the more Ss get used to trying new things, being open to learning from failure, following their own instincts, and gaining confidence as a result; they will get more and more willing to pursue their unique interests, take chances, and launch! #GFPSLaunch
A4: Love! So many ideas out there. How do you guys prioritize which ones to try? I get shiny object syndrome and want to look at them all but never actually choose one to use. #GFPSLaunch
A3: I've been thinking about virtual field trips in particular. I've used Google Expeditions, and that's similar. Kids seem to enjoy it. I'd love to do breakouts. That would be convenient for discussions or to allow for Ss to work on different skills #GFPSLaunch
@MichaelMcNelly Oh me too, for sure. Some are thriving, while others not so much. I had one kid tell me today that we need to change the podcasts. They are as long as an entire class period, he complained. But, it's their work for the week! You don't have to do it all right now. #GFPSLaunch
A6: I would like to make it fun. Maybe students have a pre-launch launch to start and use the feedback from that to inform their actual launch. #GFPSLaunch
A5: I was hoping to do a project like this for the last quarter, but with everything that happened, I never got to it. Next year, I plan to use this type of lesson/project. #GFPSLaunch
A3: Thicker skin. It helps build confidence instead of getting tanked by the sting of rejection. Also helps them become more compassionate! #GFPSLaunch
A2: I think it's hard for our kids who lack resilience to do revisions. Some seem to think if they're good at it immediately, they never will be. Or they will only try at things they are already good at. #GFPSLaunch