Inspiring Students to Take Action
Cool+PrimarySecondarySocialSocial Action
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Course Summary
Course Content
Getting Started
01.
Introduction
02.
Set some learning goals
Understanding Social Action
03.
What is social action?
04.
Why incorporate social action in the classroom?
05.
Social action in the Australian Curriculum
06.
What age is social action appropriate for?
Choosing An Idea For Action
07.
Key terms
08.
Where to begin? Identifying your problem
09.
Framing an action question for your social action
10.
Try it for yourself
11.
Coming up with ideas for social action
12.
Try it for yourself
13.
Other strategies to help think up ideas for action
14.
Choosing and testing your idea
15.
Try it for yourself
Making Your Social Action a Reality
16.
Planning your social action project
17.
Implementing your project
18.
Reflecting on the success of your project
19.
Teaching tips
20.
Reflection
Your Teaching
21.
Cool lesson plans
Reflection
22.
Taxonomy of learning
23.
Suggestions for collaboration
24.
Congratulations
Course Writers
Krista Nisi is your course teacher and is the Head Writer at Cool Australia, bringing over 15 years of experience working in education, tertiary and local government. She holds a Masters in Environment (Environmental Education) from the University of Melbourne. Krista looks for innovative ways to involve young people in early learning and school education by helping them explore, think about and engage with the world around them.