2023 Thrive 4 - the intent resources response and outcome for knowledge building lesson 1

Explain briefly our intent for students to learn what matters most to them
Start with who matters to them
Assumption: the profile of the students are emtionally driven

They will have a say in term 2 what they want for term 3 while term 2 is technology aspect of learning. 


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