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It is important to remember that our ultimate goal is to impact our students. Starting them off in PBL might mean giving our own egos the day off (and since pre-planned units mean less curriculum design for us, we get some rest or time off ourselves!).
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List of articles, blog posts, and other PBL resources we liked from April 24-28, 2017
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A common roadblock encountered when planning interdisciplinary projects is a lack of broad, subject-area expertise. Here is how to tackle this challenge.
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Able to connect with professors, think critically, collaborate, communicate
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List of articles, blog posts, and other PBL resources we liked from April 17-21, 2017
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We didn’t get what we wanted out of our educational experiences, and so we want to offer something different - hopefully better - to those who occupy our former seats. We want them to be a part of their education, and not simply a product of it.
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List of articles, blog posts, and other PBL resources we liked from April 10-14, 2017
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Benefits for students, families, & staff
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Involve students in school decision-making, instructional program responsibilities
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List of articles, blog posts, and other PBL resources we liked from April 3-7, 2017
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Many teachers say that the need to prepare students for standardized tests is a significant barrier to using Project Based Learning. In this guest post, the author explains how to rethink “test prep” to make room for deeper learning such as PBL.
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List of articles, blog posts, and other PBL resources we liked from Mar. 27-31, 2017
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Lesson learned in supporting teachers in their implementation of PBL, using intention and clarity.
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Lessons learned and tips to prevent your next project from dragging on past its prime.
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List of articles, blog posts, and other PBL resources we liked from July 17-21, 2017
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List of articles, blog posts, and other PBL resources we liked from Mar. 20-24, 2017