Collaboration Advisory Unit

Collaboration

Why are “we” smarter than “me”? How can I contribute to A shared goal?

Video of collaboration something

Princess Bernice Pauahi Bishop was a woman of intelligence, compassion and foresight who undrstood that her kuleana as a Hawaiian ali‘i was to serve her people.

Why are “we” smarter than “me”? How can I contribute to our shared goal?

Why are “we” smarter than “me”? How can I contribute to our shared goal?

Learning Targets

I can...

use my strengths and the strengths of the group

empathize and respect the feelings, viewpoints, and perspectives of others.

listen effectively, share my manaʻo and ask clarifying questions in order to reach a shared understanding.

contribute to group kuleana and have a kākou mindset.

Task Requirements

Take a picture of the loʻi you built with your advisory/pūʻulu, explain how it demonstrates

Belonging

Individuality

Unity

Teamwork

The design of your loʻi somehow communicates a unified message relating to your pūʻuluʻs virtue

Each memberʻs individual strengths are represented in the group

Everyone in advisory/pūʻulu had a hand in the design or build.

Each kalo shares a goal for improvement.

Student Choices: Kalo design

Paint, color, draw

Design electronically, print out

Cut out photographs, images, words and create a collage

Submit In Canvas...

Self assessment

I can empathize and respect the feelings, viewpoints, and perspectives of others.

Achieved

To improve

I can contribute to group kuleana and have a kākou mindset.

Drag your assessment of what has been learned to their position

I can listen effectively, share my manaʻo and ask clarifying questions in order to reach a shared understanding.

I can use my strengths and the strengths of the group