From THOM GIBSON of New EdTech Classroom
Essential Student Jobs for the Middle School Classroom of Tomorrow
Tap into student interests with class jobs that will build positive classroom culture and give students more ownership of their learning experience.
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The right student jobs in a classroom have the power to:
- Tap into student interests
- Build positive classroom culture
- Give students ownership of their learning experience
But what kind of classroom jobs accomplish this?
What kind of jobs will students be eager to do?
What kind of jobs will give them skills they can use beyond the classroom?
I've been experimenting with student jobs since 2011
After a few years of having the same jobs for students and seeing things getting stale in my classroom, I decided I wanted to come up with jobs students would WANT to do.
In this FREE course, I share the student jobs that students have loved, that have given them opportunities to be creative, and that have helped create a positive classroom culture.
What kind of jobs?
I’ll share CREATIVE jobs (students create work to be shared with the class and beyond) as well as SUPPORTIVE jobs (students do work that supports the teacher and their fellow students), such as:
- Class Podcaster
- Motivational Speaker
- Class Photographer / Instagrammer
- Assistant Grader
- Marie Kondo Organization Specialist
What you'll learn in this FREE course...
Why Class Jobs?
What's our goal with these jobs?
26 Different Class Jobs
Ranging from creative jobs to supportive jobs.
Applying & Hiring
The tools and methods in getting kids to apply and deciding who gets what job.
Training
How to ensure students do their jobs correctly each time.
What's included?
- A fully editable list of 26 student jobs and their descriptions
- Ways to implement most of these jobs in both in-person and remote learning classrooms
- Tools and resources to share with students to help them complete their jobs
Instructor
Thom Gibson
Thom Gibson is a two-time teacher of the year educator, Director of EdTech & Innovation, and an Adobe Education Leader. He teaches middle-school math, robotics, and YouTube Video Production and serves as Creative Director at New EdTech Classroom.