Teachers · Students who build things
Student projects that get finished
Projects teach a lot, and they're hard to manage. I'll share simple structures that keep every student moving from week to week, so projects get finished and you aren't marking a pile of half-done work at the end.
Let them work it out first
A youth workshop
What's covered
What you get
- 01A week-by-week structure for a student project
- 02Check-ins that keep every student moving
- 03How to run a student showcase
- 04Assessing projects fairly
Who it's for
It suits
- 01
Teachers running projects or electives
- 02
Microschool and co-op teachers
- 03
Enrichment and club leaders
Why me
What I bring
- Led a Happiness Project with Grade 4 students (2022) and social action projects with young people (2021, 2022).
- Ran the Juniorpreneurship Winter Camp at Lincoln Corner, a US Embassy space (2022).
How it runs
Four steps
- 1
Structure
The weekly rhythm that gets projects finished.
- 2
Check-ins
Short routines that show you who's stuck.
- 3
Showcase
Planning the event students work towards.
- 4
Assess
A simple rubric you can adapt.
Questions
Good to know
Can a school book a private session?
Yes. Most teacher training is booked by schools for their own staff, online or in person.
Do teachers get a certificate?
Everyone gets a certificate of attendance listing the hours and topics covered.
Can you tailor it to our school?
Yes. We start with a short call, so the training fits your students, your subjects and your policies.
Get in touch
Tell me about your group
Tell me who it's for, how many people, and roughly when. I read every message myself and will reply with ideas, possible dates and a price.
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