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1.Students will know the basic rules of Improv (agree and build, make your partner shine, there are no mistakes because we use them, etc)
Students will know the basic rules of Improv (agree and build, make your partner shine, there are no mistakes because we use them, etc)2.Through Improv students will learn how to express themselves and invent new ideas and stories by taking risks and collaborating with their peers
Through Improv students will learn how to express themselves and invent new ideas and stories by taking risks and collaborating with their peers3.Students will learn to identify the energy that comes from collective creativity
Students will learn to identify the energy that comes from collective creativity4.Students will learn how James Rouse translated ideas and innovations into a new kind of town
Students will learn how James Rouse translated ideas and innovations into a new kind of town5.Students will evaluate present day Columbia for strengths and challenges
Students will evaluate present day Columbia for strengths and challenges 6.Students will identify their own values, strengths and interests by sharing their observations with others and using values clarification and multiple intelligence tools
Students will identify their own values, strengths and interests by sharing their observations with others and using values clarification and multiple intelligence tools7.Students will identify ideas and innovations they would like to design to help Columbia thrive
Students will identify ideas and innovations they would like to design to help Columbia thrive
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Practice the art of Improv and learn how to use the skills you acquire in everyday life to work cooperatively with others in creating innovative solutions to challenges in your environment. In this program we will explore how Columbia’s creators improvised to imagine and build our town. We will have fun practicing Improv and designing community innovations. After the camp participants will have the option to join an existing group of peers engaged in creating projects to support a dynamic and thriving Columbia, or be part of developing new enterprises. (For current projects see the descriptions on the “Our Programs” page.)
