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Scrum in the Classroom Scaffolding teamwork for student-centered projects Bea Leiderman Joe Beasley Goochland Co. Public Schools Jim Frago

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Scrum in the ClassroomScaffolding teamwork for student-centered projects

Bea Leiderman

Joe Beasley

Goochland Co. Public Schools

Jim Frago

http://bit.ly/2dePjF5

Technology

Pedagogy Content Knowledge

TPACK Model

http://www.tpack.org/

Deeper Learning

1. Master core academic content 2. Think critically and solve complex problems 3. Work collaboratively 4. Communicate effectively 5. Learn how to learn 6. Develop academic mindsets

http://www.hewlett.org/uploads/documents/Deeper_Learning_Defined__April_2013.pdf

21st CenturyLearning

FoundationalKnowledge

HumanisticKnowledge

MetaKnowledge

Digital Literacy

CoreContent Knowledge

Cross-disciplinaryKnowledge

Life/JobSkills

Ethical/EmotionalAwareness

CulturalCompetence

Creativity &Innovation

Problem-solving& Critical Thinking

Communication &Collaboration

“One student does all the work.”

“The project drags on forever.”

“The end product is a disappointment.”

“Kids don’t know how to behave in a

group.”

“Parents complain about it.”

“It is hard to assess what students

actually learned.”

Why Don’t Teachers Like Group Projects?

SCRUM

scrum /skrəm/noun RUGBY

1. an ordered formation of players who push against an opposing team to reach a common goal.

2. a software development framework for managing product development in self-selected teams

3. a framework for learning how to work with each other and to manage how we get tasks done

Scrum Board

Backlog

StorypointStorypointStorypointStorypointStorypoint

Doing Done

Scrum Board

StorypointStorypointStorypoint

StorypointStorypoint

Doing

Done

Backlog

Scrum Board

StorypointStorypointStorypoint

StorypointStorypoint

Doing DoneBacklog

Minecraft

Trello

Session

Standup

Work

Standup

Session

Standup

Work

StandupTeam stands around Scrum board to discuss session 1. What have we done so far? 2. What will we do today? 3. What help do we need?

Team members select and execute items from the backlog.

Team stands around Scrum board to discuss session 1. What have we done so far? 2. What will we do today? 3. What problems are we facing?

Session

Standup

Work

Standup

Session

StandupWorkStandup

Session

StandupWorkStandup

Session

StandupWorkStandup

Sprint

How many sessions make up a sprint?

Sprint

Sprint

Sprint

Product Demo

Product Demo

Product Demo

Retrospective

Retrospective

Retrospective

Planning & Research

Creating

Presenting

Retrospective

What worked?

What should we keep in the future?

What should we eliminate?

What should we implement?

Are We Done?

360º Review

Self evaluation

Peer evaluation

Teacher evaluation

Scrum Teams

Scrum Master ≠ Leader

Servant leadership

“How can I help?”

Team Selection

Diversity

Skills and Interests

Coding Writing Photography Drawing

Organization Research Number Sense Animation

Music Video Editing

Public Speaking

Creative Ideas

F Le R D

FLeRD

ailarn

ethinko

Client Teacher

Software Student Project

Budget Class Schedule

scrum.goochlandschools.org

@MrBeasleyTeach

@jpfrago@BeaLeiderman