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- - - - Teach students to disagree well https://www.edutopia.org/article/teaching-students-disagree-productively?utm_source=Edutopia+Newsletter&utm_campaign=4ab871569e-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_021319_enews_decodingtheteen&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_f72e8cc8c4-4ab871569e-85109311
    - - explain to students about cognitive dissonance
  - - - the second stage of team development is called storming; teams need to get through the storming stage to get to the performing stage
        
        have students do frequent projects in teams
  - - - intervene early with students that show possible internalized or externalized behavior issues
        
        use Check-in, check-out daily goals and mentors at school for students at risk for negative behavioral outcomes
- - - - Non-fixed hours, no longer 9-5 patterns.
      - Can work from anywhere, no longer tied down to desk/office.
      - Employee sets parameters for when and where work will be done.
      - Managers focus more on outcomes rather than hours worked.
- - - - Critical thinking
- - - - Discussions in class
        
        "Turn to your neighbor to discuss. Leave some questions open ended. Have students discuss their thoughts with a partner. Integrates collaboration and communicative aspects to the lesson, rather than a straight cut right or wrong answer given by one student raising a hand. Requires all students to stop, think and discuss.
      - Groupwork: Create a video
        
        Students love technology. Having them use technology to create a group video allows for collaboration. For example, if the students are learning food terms in Spanish class, have students create cooking videos together in groups. This adds an interpersonal aspect to the lesson.
      - Pen Pal
        
        Pair with a pen pal from a different country. This allows students to WRITE! Writing letters often seems outdated but it is a form of communication that students need to learn. Doing so with a person from another country allows them to learn about other cultures.
      - Group Debates
        
        Using debates in class teaches students about communication skills and various opinions. It is okay to have an opinion different than someone else. Learning how to communicate your differing opinion in a respectful manner is a skill necessary in the future working world.
      - Mock Interviews
        
        Interview skills are not practiced as much as they should be. Holding mock interviews in high school classes allows students to practice how to carry themselves in front of someone of authority and be professional
      - Teach to a Friend
        
        The best way to master something is to teach it! Have students teach what they know to a friend. This helps them hone in on the material and develop their communication skills.
      - Team Pop Quiz
        
        While pop quizzes may seem daunting to students, have them work together for a team pop quiz. This fosters collaboration and communication that would have otherwise not been present in the activity.
      - Group Games
        
        Group games allows students to practice teamwork skills - how to communicate with teammates and how to collaborate to come to one conclusion
      - Group presentations
        
        Having students collaborate to build a presentation and present together fosters communication and practicing how to effectively deliver a message in front of an audience
    - - Teach Kids Empathy
      - Teach Conversation Skills
      - Establish Listening and Speaking Procedures
      - Teach Respectful Vocabulary
      - Teach the Power of Pausing
      - Practice Speaking and Listening in Natural Settings
      - Encourage Introspection
      - Turn Taking