Waving is communicating ideas to others through presenting, publishing, and sharing.
Students share their ideas, try out new approaches, and ask for feedback.
According to Webster's dictionary, waving is a gesture or signal. Students need to develop waves to gain the attention of their audience. Waving a flag, volunteering at a soup kitchen, marching for a cause, presenting to a county board, publishing in an ezine, and sending a video to a nonprofit organization are all effective ways to draw attention and convey ideas. Some students may contact local, state, national, or international agencies to share their ideas directly with organizations that can implement change. Others may publish their projects in print, video, or online form for other students.