Grade 11 & 12 CAS Project Proposal Form

Grade 11 and 12 students may choose to make their club a CAS Project. Approval from Ms. Higginson must be granted before the club term starts. Please fill out the form below to submit your CAS proposal. Use the information on this page to help you answer the questions. If you have any questions please email Ms. Higginson (jennifer.higginson@meadowridge.bc.ca).

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Investigation

 

Preparation/Planning

 

Action

 

Reflection

This will be via ManageBac. This does not need to be completed right now but will be required.

 

Demonstration

CAS Project Proposal Details

Investigation
Students identify their interests, skills and talents to be used in considering opportunities for CAS experiences, as well as areas for personal growth and development. Students investigate what they want to do and determine the purpose for their CAS experience. In the case of service, students identify a need they want to address.

Preparation
Students clarify roles and responsibilities, develop a plan of actions to be taken, identify specified resources and timelines, and acquire and skills needed to engage in the CAS experience.

Action
Students implement their idea or plan. His often requires decision-making and problem-solving. Students may work individually, with partners, or in groups.

Reflection
Students describe what happened, express feelings, generate ideas, and raise questions. Reflection can occur at any time during CAS to further their understanding, to assist with revising plans, to learn from experience, and to make explicit connections between their growth, accomplishments, and the learning outcomes for personal awareness. Reflection may lead to new action.

Demonstration
Students make explicit what and how they learned and what they have accomplished, for example, by sharing their CAS experiences through their CAS portfolio or with others in a formal or informal manner. Through demonstration and communication, students solidify their understanding and evoke responses from others. E.g. assembly presentations and articles for the Gryphon newsletter.