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A Necessary Change in Teacher Mindset
Chapter 1: Here’s What I Mean by Doing Work That Matters
Project-Based Learning as a Tool for Doing Work That Matters
Chapter 2: Microlending as an Example of Doing Work That Matters
Kiva Makes It Possible for Students to Do Work That Matters
Is Microlending the Right Project for You?
What Required Objectives Will You Address in a Microlending Project?
Would Addressing Poverty in Your Local Community Make More Sense for Your Students?
How Will You Handle the Funds You Collect for Your Microlending Project?
Resources for Supporting Classroom Microlending Projects
Which Country Should We Loan To Comparison Activity
Do Something Funny for Money Day
Lending to Women, Lending to a Group, Giving a Gift Card to Another Class
Kiva Lending Questions
Kiva Loan Reflection Organizer
Setting Kiva Loan Priorities
Self-Assessment Rubric for Microlending Project
Kiva U
Teachers as Resources
Conclusion
Chapter 3: Purpose-Driven Blogging as an Example of Doing Work That Matters
Raising Awareness About Issues That Matter
Four Tips for Starting Your Own Purpose-Driven Classroom Blogging Project
Choose a Cause That Matters to Your Kids
Use One Blog for Your Entire Class
Choose a Blogging Platform That You Are Comfortable With
Recruit Regular Readers and Commenters for Your Blog
Resources for Supporting Classroom Blogging Projects
Classroom Blogging Tasks to Tackle
Self-Assessment Rubric for Classroom Blogging Projects
Tracking Student Mastery—Classroom Blogging Project
Classroom Blogging Reflection
Conclusion
Chapter 4: Making School Different
How Will You Make School Different?
References
