1. Using a Student’s Encompassing as a Tool for Academic Success
The Jedi Code
Using a Student’s Encompassing as a Tool for Academic Success

2. The Jedi Code
A Jedi must exhibit responsibility, self discipline, and public service. Following the Jedi theme: one begins as a Youngling (elementary), to an Initiate (middle school), to a Padawan (junior high), and will eventually reach the rank of Jedi Knight (high school).

3. Journeys for our Padawan
In order for a developing Jedi to reach a new level in their training (Initiate to Padawan) a candidate must complete certain journeys on a weekly basis. Each week the candidate will be given a weekly goal to complete, known as a Journey.

4. Teachers and Support Staff
Role of the Staff
Teachers and Support Staff
Jedi Masters
Peers
Fellow Padawans
Administration
Jedi Council Members

5. How a Journey Works
The candidate will be given an objective each week which corresponds with a journey in the Jedi Code.
Objectives are only a week long.
If the candidate is successful with an objective the candidate will be given a reward.
If the candidate fails to meet an objective the candidate will revisit that objective at a later time.
The overall goal of the objectives are for the candidate to meet with more success than failure.

6. Objectives for our Padawan
Responsibilities:
Show up to class on time
Bring agenda
Write daily assignments in agenda
With prompting
Without prompting
Complete assignments on time
Extensions given when appropriate
Complete homework on time
Uses bins/crates to access necessary materials

7. Objectives for our Padawan
Self-Discipline:
Actions do not distract other students
Asked to stop
Ends an behavior independently
Limit aerial battles to 5 minutes in class
Use appropriate techniques to participate in conversations
Initiate
Maintain
Terminate

8. Objectives for our Padawan
Public Service:
Participate in groups
Sit within close proximity
Participate in class discussions
Contribute to the discussion
Say something positive within the class period

9. Assessing the Objective through Data Collection
Each week the candidate’s participating Jedi Masters will fill out a form assessing the candidate’s performance.
Objectives will range from daily data recording to only recording data on specific days.

10. Breaks During a Journey
The candidate may receive one 5 minute “meditation” break each class period, if needed.
Meditation consists of the candidate practicing an “exercise in stealth” by attempting not to be noticed in the halls of the Jedi Academy (Holt Junior High School)
May get a drink of water
No talking

11. Rewards
Only given when the candidate successfully completes an objective within a journey.
As a reward the candidate will be able to pretend he is a Jedi for on activity period after the week the candidate successfully completes a journey.
The candidate may choose one friend to play with or Connector

12. May the Force be with you
Questions?
May the Force be with you

13. Stat Cards Each miniature comes with a two-sided stat card.
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Stat Cards
Each miniature comes with a two-sided stat card.
Skirmish: One side has the character's description for skirmish combat. Each character's strengths, weaknesses, Force powers, and special abilities are spelled out. Some miniatures are commanders, and they improve the fighting ability of the other characters in their squads.
Sketch: The other side of the stat card has the sketch of the character used to create the sculpt.

14. Journeys of the Jedi Code
Responsibility
Public Service
Self-Discipline