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Superflex Takes On Rock Brain and the Team of Unthinkables: Other Education
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One Two Three Swing! is a solo exhibition at Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall and the first Turbine Hall commission to extend beyond the gallery walls. An orange line connecting dozens of three-seated swings weaves through the Turbine Hall, emerging onto the terrace outside Tate Modern where it will activate the space throughout the day and night and continue to extend over time. One Two Three Swing! challenges society’s apathy towards the political, environmental and economic crises of our age. The installation is experienced in three states: apathy, production and movement. The state of apathy compromises a large pendulum suspended by a 20 metre cable from ceiling and swinging above a 770 square metre carpet in a colour scheme inspired by British currency. Occupying the far end of the hall is the state of production, a factory station where swing seats are assembled, stamped and stored prior to distribution and use. Emerging from the state of production, an orange line formed of sets of interconnected, three-seated swings invite and frame the movements of users. The act of resting in contemplation with the hypnotic pendulum above is set in contrast to the liberating, collaborative experience of swinging together. Over time the work will evolve as the orange line continues to grow and new swings are added into the wider world.
Pink Elements consists of varying configurations of pink, coral-friendly bricks. The bricks are materially aligned with the needs of underwater creatures, and their pink colour is scientifically known to propagate coral polyp growth. Though angular in shape, each brick houses more organic forms within, porous enough for fish and other aquatic species to burrow. When presented on dry land in human spaces, the elements appear as stand-alone sculptural objects, or as structural fragments of existing human architecture, such as a corner or column. But when submerged in an aquatic environment, these structures will be repurposed by marine creatures. A pillar for humans today is a future penthouse for fish. Pink Elements is part of the research project Deep Sea Minding, commissioned by TBA21–Academy, as a continuation of their program The Current.
Pins are inspired by Social Thinking®, Superflex®, and The Incredible Flexible You™ curriculums by Michelle Garcia Winner, CCC-SLP. Learn more at www.socialthinking.com. | See more about Social thinking, Pay attention and Watches.
1000+ images about Superflex & Team Unthinkables/Thinkables ...
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Superflex vs WasFunnyOnce
Documentation of Superflex at Kunsthal Charlottenborg is featured on Contemporary Art Daily.
Superflex Strategies
New Edition! Updated & Expanded For more than a decade, our practical, motivating, and kid-friendly Superflex Curriculum has been a core resource for teaching students about flexibility, self-awareness, social interpretation, metacognition, executive functions, and self-regulation. This updated and expanded Superflex® 2nd Edition Kit: Curriculum, Storybook, and Visuals augments the available resources and enhances support for educators, therapists, and parents/caregivers through a suite of print and digital teaching materials. The 25 interactive quests that make up the curriculum help students transform abstract thinking into concrete strategies as they learn prosocial and proactive ways to figure out how people work, learn, and play together from a social and emotional perspective. The Superflex Curriculum is built around 14 UnthinkaBot characters, who represent struggles that all people face (grownups too!), and 14 Thinkable characters, who represent the flexible thinking and strategies that allow us all to manage these daily struggles. By activating “Thinkable” strategies, students transform into their own “Superflex” superhero character who allows them to self-regulate in various situations and meet their own personal and social goals. With hands-on activities, digital and visual supports, extension activities, and evidence-informed lessons, both students and educators have found this new Superflex Curriculum and Teaching Guide helpful in tackling social learning and self-regulation. What's included in the kit Print components: Superflex® Curriculum and Teaching Guide: Taking on the UnthinkaBots with Thinkable Powers, 2nd Edition (book) Superflexes Take on Rock Brain and the StuckBots (storybook) Supplemental Teaching Visuals Pack (contains 16 double-sided reference sheets): Double-sided Mini-poster: UnthinkaBots and Thinkables (1 handout-size poster featuring 14 Thinkables and 14 UnthinkaBots) Pairs & Powers Visuals (14 double-sided teaching tools, one for each of the 14 character pairs) My Thinkable Brain Power Picker (1 quick reference showing each Thinkable’s powers/strategies for managing the UnthinkaBots and their Bots) Digital components: Letter to Families “Superflex Academy is in Session” door sign 25 downloadable Quest Thinksheets 24 Quest PowerPoints
Topic Twister, One Sided Sid & his sister the UNwonderer How are they the same & different? Room 15 decides to compare. Wow they have 2 things in common- JUST Me Thinking & Talking! ...
Superflex vs. Glass Man
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superflex craft
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