Goals
- Produce and film an educational DVD on poverty and civic engagement
- Distribute DVDs, lesson plans, curriculum to high schools nationwide
- Educate students on poverty's causes, perpetuators, and solutions
- Engage H.S. students in service learning and social entrepreneurship
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Overview
ChangEducate will revolutionize the way high school students view poverty and their ability to take action against it. Our idea is a DVD-based education initiative about poverty, the first of its kind. We have designed a curriculum and service-learning lesson plan in conjunction with experts at Duke University’s Education Department conforming with the national standards for social studies education. The DVD will explain both aspects of domestic and international poverty, and will motivate students to create their own grass-roots projects.
The overarching goal of the ChangEducate program is two-fold: to raise awareness of poverty and to empower students to make a difference. The curriculum accomplishes this goal by providing substantive material on poverty to which students can relate as well as showing them an example of how someone in their position could truly make a difference. This is a revolutionary way to show students how much of a difference they can make!
How will the 25K be Used? |
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| Budget Notes: We have previously collaborated with experts at the Duke Department of Education to develop lesson plans and curriculum. We have also partnered with Fuqua, Duke's business school, who are helping us with conducting focus groups, product development and marketing designs. | |
| $ 8,340 | Film Production: set, DVD edits, graphics |
| $ 500 | Website Hosting/Bandwidth |
| $ 1,800 | Web and Graphic Designers. Flash Programmers. |
| $ 2,560 | Publishing: $3.20/set. (Lesson plan, curriculum, DVD) |
| $ 3,000 | Marketing through teachers publication and material |
| $ 4,800 | Packaging and distributing the DVD to 800 high schools |
| $ 4,000 | Gathering feedback from both educators and students |
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