Sunday, January 29, 2012

Launched: Hexagon Project VI










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Is it the time to support
 the development of skills needed for a
Global Civil Society??
Should it start with us?
Allow your students to think inside, outside and around the Hexagon, a metaphor for our interconnectedness…
Participate in the
International Interdependence
Hexagon Project VI
 Create in any media inside a downloadable interlinking hexagon template[s]!

Deadline: June 30, 2012
 

Exhibit: Opens Friday, September 7, 2011 in Scranton, PA
at The Vintage Theatre
And virtually on-line
Student Recognition Event on Sunday, September 16.

WHO? Jr. High, Middle School and High School Students, ages 10 – 18.
Download the hexagonal template, download PowerPoints, examples of
student work, handouts for motivation and readings from the Interdependence
Handbook - all available on-line on the Interdependence Website: http://www.interdependencedaynepa.org. Click on Hexagon
Project for all materials, guidelines, etc.

THEMES:    interdependence, social justice, women's and children's rights, ecology and environment, poverty, civil society and democracy.

[also see March 2009 School Arts Magazine article on pp.38-39 and August 2011 Issue “Hexagons from the Heart”, InSEA Newsletter (http://insea.org/publications/volume-3-number-3-news and – see you at NAEA in NYC in March!]
NEW for 2012! 
FOCUS on COLLABORATION!!!
We are adding a category challenge for 2012:  Collaboration.  [It is optional and individually created hexagons are always welcome.]
In keeping with the concept of Interdependence – understanding and practicing skills that lead to solutions, statements, understanding and outcomes that are greater than any one individual can produce –
…we challenge students and teachers to think of ways they might approach the project with an element of collaboration, teamwork, group interaction and/or problem-solving.
Recognition is given to students who demonstrate outstanding responses to the
themes of Interdependence in a variety of media. Questions? Please feel free to contact, 
Beth Burkhauser, Hexagon Project Chair, at bburkhauser@msn.com