Learning in Bold

Enjoy this daily warm-up structure for your leadership course, club, or student council. There are 39 videos/podcasts/articles for analysis on Tuesdays and Thursdays throughout the semester, and as I find more solid resources, I am adding them in the presentation. Also included are templates for Monday, Wednesday, and Friday warm-ups that include goal setting, creating a personal agenda, and reflection. These warm-ups were created with a semester-long leadership class in mind, but they can also

There is something so rewarding and exciting about inviting guest speakers into the classroom, and being prepared and organized for the speaker makes the experience even better. With this purchase, you will get a Google Doc short letter/information sheet to share with your speaker ahead of the event and a short notes template for students that encourages active listening. The letter includes a thank you, possible questions, class mantras as guidance for the speaker, and space for campus arrival

When working in leadership and service, it is incredibly important to know who exactly you are serving. This creative and reflective activity encourages students to examine who they are and who they are serving by creating a moodboard/poster/thinking map and presenting it to the class. After all presentations, students are asked to reflect and move forward knowing who they are serving. Students may work in pairs, groups, or independently, and the activity duration is dependent on your needs and