The process of remixing the activity was fun! I thought about the teachers that I work with and their secondary students and how this remix could be done with learners in middle school, high school, and adults. What I would hope to accomplish with this activity is to provide opportunities for team members to have conversations about the mindsets as they are selecting as their top 5 and to looks for places where they respectfully agree and disagree with one another as they prioritize. This activity would set the stage, so to speak, for colloabrative discussion and values clarification, while also having fun and remixing BINGO, an old game with which many are familiar. I am also thinking that the younger students may not know about old school BINGO, so there may need to be an alternative for them with a game that they know well! Lastly, it might be fun and interesting to revisit the team’s original BINGO selections a couple of times later on in the collaborative project and pose the following questions to the group: “Would you still agree with our original BINGO selections? Explain why or why not. Are there mindsets that you believe are now more or less important than at the onset of the project?” The revisiting of these questions might further develop the values clarification of the group and also show that the midsets are dynaica and fluid, rather than fixed.
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