ACCORDING TO…

Resource: http://www.thefuntheory.com/

INFLUENCE BETTER DECISION MAKING BY BECOMING A ‘CHOICE ARCHITECT’

• Principle 1: Set helpful default• Principle 2: Prompt people to plan• Principle 3: Power of leveraging social norms• Principle 4: Create accountability• Principle 5: Capitalize on fresh starts• Principle 6: Allow pre-commitment

Additional Source: https://hbr.org/2015/05/leaders-as-decision-architects

IMMEDIATE STRATEGIES• SIMPLIFY THE PROCESS. (CHUNK)• USE JOINT, RATHER THAN SEPARATE, EVALUATIONS. (STUDENTS VALUE

PEER APPROVAL)• CREATE OPPORTUNITIES FOR REFLECTION. (“WHY DID I DO IT THIS

WAY? HOW COULD I HAVE DONE IT DIFFERENTLY?”)• USE PLANNING PROMPTS. (INQUIRY PROMPTS/GUIDING QUESTIONS)• INSPIRE BROADER THINKING. (“WHAT COULD I DO?” INSTEAD OF

“WHAT SHOULD I DO?”)• GET ON THEIR LEVEL (STUDENTS TWEET/BLOG HOMEWORK ANSWERS,

FLIP THAT CLASSROOM!)

Quote by: Jodi Woody

“I’m not telling you it’s going to

be easy, I’m telling you it’s

going to be worth it.”

21ST CENTURY RESOURCES

IDEA EXCHANGE RESULTS

• https://titanpad.com/I5DmO6ymFu

• https://docs.google.com/a/cms.k12.nc.us/document/d/1UfnYdn_XXuimJbqKzuJIO7gIFlvyk87icGX_1uUMQU0/edit?usp=sharing