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Innovative 20% Project Ideas for Student Success

Discover the exciting 20% Project opportunities tailored for high school students! Led by Debbi Ball at Spur High School, students can engage in creative endeavors like building a tutoring network, designing video game maps, starting businesses, or producing artistic works. The initiative encourages autonomy, responsibility, and reflective learning. Students will develop critical decision-making and problem-solving skills while producing tangible projects. Join us in embracing creativity and exploration through innovative projects designed for personal and academic growth!

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Innovative 20% Project Ideas for Student Success

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  1. How much is 20%? Presented by Debbi Ball, Spur High School http://ballbusinesslab.weebly.com/20-project.html dball@spurbulldogs.com

  2. 20% Project Opportunity Adapt Decide

  3. Why?

  4. Recognition • Decision making • Analysis • Initiative

  5. My Role • Recognition • Decision making • Analysis • Initiative

  6. What?? • Build a tutoring network for younger students • Design a videogame map • Start a business selling accessories • Launch a web-design start-up for a local business • Write a graphic novel • Make a stop-motion animated movie • Write a backpacking guide • Interview senior citizens and document their history • Record and produce a full-length album

  7. What

  8. How? • Alone or in a group • Compromise • Total responsibility • Something new • Must produce a product • Write a proposal and “pitch” it • Choose an adult mentor for guidance • Reflect each week on the process • If overwhelmed, meet with me • End of year, 5-minute TED-style talk • Failure is an option. Mistakes become lessons.

  9. When? • Planning – 1st six weeks • Every Friday • Reflections once a week • Final presentation due – May 2, 2014 • Exhibit – May 22, 2014

  10. Where? • Every Friday in class • Your time outside school • Not during another class

  11. No grading???

  12. Their projects • Broadcast news production • Small engine repair • Photography • Videography • Audio mixing and remixing • Hunting guide service • Computer animation • Video game design

  13. Broadcast News Production

  14. Broadcast News Production

  15. Broadcast News Production

  16. Broadcast News Production

  17. Broadcast News Production

  18. Broadcast News Production

  19. Broadcast News Production

  20. Broadcast News Production

  21. Video Game Production

  22. Photography & Graphic Design

  23. Game Hunting Service

  24. Game Hunting Service

  25. Small Engine Repair

  26. Small Engine Repair

  27. Small Engine Repair

  28. Art Design

  29. Art Design

  30. Learning Access

  31. Black & White Photography

  32. Black & White Photography

  33. Black & White Photography

  34. Contact Information • Debbi Ball • Spur High School • www.spurbulldogs.com • www.ballbusinesslab.weebly.com/ • dball@spurbulldogs.com

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