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What’s Your Peace?

What’s Your Peace?. Helping students find their Path to Purpose through Individual and Group Service Learning Projects. The Path to Purpose. Helping Students find purpose in their life.

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What’s Your Peace?

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  1. What’s Your Peace? Helping students find their Path to Purpose through Individual and Group Service Learning Projects

  2. The Path to Purpose Helping Students find purpose in their life. • What is missing? A wholehearted dedication to an activity or interest that stems from a serious purpose, a purpose that can give meaning and direction to life and can help others.

  3. Steps Involved- IRP3 • 1. Idea • 2. Research • 3. Plan • 4. Prepare • 5. Present

  4. Idea • Brainstorm as a class or with your family ideas that you think you would like to explore. • Think about things that may be personal to you or that you feel strongly about. • Pick that idea and move on to Step 2.

  5. Research • Go online and find out as much as you can about your topic. • Keep a folder with notes or articles that you have copied on your topic. • Try to narrow down your search (ie. Senior Citizens- people who live in nursing homes- women who live in nursing homes).

  6. Plan • Design your plan. • Come up with several ideas because some may not be possible to accomplish. Choose a range (ie. Something you can do at home by yourself or something you can do at home with friends or some- thing you can do by yourself at an outside location, or something you can do at an outside location with friends, etc.)

  7. Prepare • Keep a log (see attached) of at home hours spent researching, volunteering, interviewing, and working on the project. • You need at least 10 hours over the next 6 months. • Work on the Project Teamwork Plan, Presentation Plan form, and Presentation Day Check- list with your group-mates.

  8. Present • Students will make individual or group presentations to an audience • The presentation will include an artifact • The artifact can be anything which shows how you were able to make a difference (ie. Powerpoint, chart, brochure, poster, video, photo diary, skit, comic strip, any use of technology).

  9. Log

  10. Time Frame • January – School-Come up with idea, pick partners, fill in forms Home- Discuss idea with parents, how can they help • February- School-Research topic Home- Research topic • March- School-Work with partners on presentation Home- Work on preparation (logging hours by doing research, visitations, interviews, etc.) • April- School-Work on presentation Home-Work on preparation (logging hours by doing research, visitations, interviews, etc.) • May- School-Work on presentation Home-Work on preparation (logging hours by doing research, visitations, interviews, etc.) • June- Presentations

  11. Example • Idea- Helping the Elderly • Research- Senior Citizens/ Helping Elderly/ • Plan- Visit nursing homes and giving free manicures to residents • Prepare- Visit Attleboro, Chandler Hall, and Buckingham with sign up schedule • Present- Brochure, Photoboard, powerpoint

  12. Make a Difference Today!

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