Our guest, Chaahat Dhall, from Fountainhead School in Surat, India has some great ways she engages her MYP students. From human libraries, to silent debates, to advisory circles and beyond, Chaahat shares some of the many resources she uses throughout the year. Chaahat was also one of Jiana Shah's MYP teachers, so you can learn from one of the teachers who influenced Jiana as she developed her skills as an MYP student.
The list of resources Chaahat has shared is too extensive for these notes, so I will include some here but the entire list can be found on our website.
Links from Chaahat: (More on our website)
- Human Library Publishing Partner
A platform that encourages dialogue and understanding through personal storytelling and unique perspectives. - Oxfam Hunger Banquet
- The Moral Machine
A platform for exploring ethical dilemmas and decision-making through AI simulations. - Use of Moral Machine
A guide on integrating The Moral Machine into classroom discussions and activities. - Information Is Beautiful - Current Events
Visualizes current events and data in a compelling and accessible manner. An interactive event designed to raise awareness about global hunger and inequality through experiential learning. - Ted Ed
Helps educators create engaging lesson plans using TED-Ed content. - Globalia
A great resource for maps and visual representations of global topics. - IQB (Inspiring Inquiry)
Resources and tools to promote inquiry-based learning in classrooms.
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