World History Improvement Action Plan and Researching Solutions Activity
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Yes, the title is unwieldy, but the activity is brilliant! Throw this activity between units like Industrialization or the Scientific Revolution, or the Enlightenment, and challenge students in partners to list and potentially solve major world problems with new ideas.
This is a 2-sided worksheet with tasks to brainstorm, critically think, list, design solutions, potential obstacles, overcoming the difficulties, and then researching actual approaches to solving major world issues. It is a total blast!
It follows the continuum of design for problem solving and really enthralls students into deep thinking, step-by-step, which fits perfectly into relating to other lesson.
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