7 Essential Ingredients Of Project-Based Learning
Student voice and choice, publishing, and a driving question are some of the essential ingredients of project-based learning.
Student voice and choice, publishing, and a driving question are some of the essential ingredients of project-based learning.
From YouTube to Edutopia–and of course, TeachThought–this post includes 12 timeless project-based learning resources for the classroom.
Student-to-Material Interaction: Effective PBL Learning In The Online Or Blended Classroom In part 1 of this 6-part series, Thomas Stanley looked at an overview of blended learning, specifically the critical interactions of a blended learning model. In part 2, he looked specifically at student-to-student interaction, and the reality of synchronous and asynchronous access. In part 3, he looked at…
When students are engaged, the final product will be much better. Here are 10 ideas for better project-based learning in your classroom.
PBL acts both as a curriculum and instruction tool, as well as a new way for students to think about school.
The Shift Toward New Learning Goals They start out in their English class with The Paperboy, a 1995 novel set in the southern United States that explores themes of betrayal, justice, and tolerance. Their goal, given by their teacher, is to uncover a truth about racism. While this part of the assignment–a multi-layered project–is teacher-directed,…
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