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by John Larmer
Everyone thinks that Project Based Learning has something to do with “authentic” learning. But not everyone agrees what this means.
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PBL friendlies are excited about the obvious connections between the Common Core (the “what”) and PBL (the “how”).
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PBL promotes reading for knowledge, writing coherently and think critically about the written word.
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PBL is a journey because it is a set of practices that sit on a foundational paradigm.
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Opportunities for learning when project team members are "fired and hired."
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Engage students in community projects that make a difference today and impart critical skills.
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Both Project Based Learning and International Baccalaureate emphasize deep conceptual understanding.
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Focus on assessment in PBL, rather than evaluation, by creating a classroom culture of revision.
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Envision Schools' assessment system, incl. school-wide rubrics, portfolio defense of project work.
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Edmodo for project management, feedback and assessment, and for PBL professional development.
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Launch the project with an entry event, create teams, and create a project wall.
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Teachers should think carefully about the development of a variety of products.
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At PBLWorks we use a model we call the four D approach: Design, Develop, Deploy and Determine.
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PBL is a powerful pedagogy that helps students to learn how to be critical thinkers.
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STEM and PBL depend on a student need to know and inquiry which allow for higher level learning.
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PBL World got off to a fast start this morning with a high-energy keynote from Stephen Ritz, passionate educator and founder of Green Bronx Machine.
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List of articles, blog posts, and other PBL resources we liked from March 28 - April 1, 2016
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Sam Seidel, author of Hip Hop Genius and a self-described “education nerd,” kicked off the second day of PBL World with three words of