Motivated By Their Passion
I could not wait to post this challenge! It's a scary one, but rewarding one! Here is a little history. Omar and Colton are typical boys. Omar is one of the most respectful kids I have ever met, and Colton is one of the most zealous and curious kids I have ever met...but putting them together on a project can be risky. Well both of them, being friends, chose to build something magnetic for their passion project. I could already tell where this was going. Long story short, they ended up grouping themselves to work together. Like any loving teacher would do, I discussed with them the risks of this pairing and gave them the choice: to stay and work together or continue on their separate paths... Without any thought... The boys EXCITEDLY chose to take the path together. Now. Three months later, a passion project in the making, they are more motivated and driven than I have ever seen them. But why? I strongly believe they are being motivated by their passion: building a