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One of the Eight Essential Elements of Project Based Learning is Revision and Reflection. This important element enables learners to improve their work through the use of feedback from multiple sources – peers, teacher, and expert.
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Read about the Eight Essentials for Project-Based Learning, which are what every good project needs.
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Read graduating senior John Horn's graduation speech that everyone couldn't stop talking about.
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Read about six steps that a veteran PBL teacher took when starting his first project.
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Read about teacher autonomy, student voice and choice, and public audience.
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The TUBRIC™ is not only a great hands-on activity to do with teachers during professional development, but it's also a great collaborative tool to help your students create their very own Driving Questions for their projects.
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2010 MacArthur Fellow, Abo-Shaeer, uses Project Based Learning.
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We're working on a new book about PBL in elementary school, part of BIE's PBL Toolkit Series.
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Shared Goal: Guiding students to a deeper understanding of meaningful content.
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Ken Kay reflects on a vision to meet the needs of modern life, citizenship and work.
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Teaching 7 survival skills through PBL can finally bring classrooms into the 21st Century.
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Experiential learning leaves a lasting impact on students, as information is assimilated.
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The possibilities are endless. Learn about a few ways for teachers to consider.
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Big coastal cities, but also aging industrial hubs, and rural communities, big and small.
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PBL appeals to Texas educators as an avenue to create a highly engaging learning environment.
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Learn how more content is covered and more standards met than in traditional AP classes.
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Edmodo helps facilitate the design, management, and assessment of projects.