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PBL at High Tech High
Larry Rosenstock describes a vision for education that embraces personal interests and passion.
This video features high school students reflect on their experience of Project Based Learning and also practiced the 21st century competencies needed for personal and workplace success.
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"It really, actually changed my life."
High school students reflect on their experience of Project Based Learning.
This video showcases the use of PBL at a school in Albuquerque, New Mexico, which organizes its program around the fields of architecture, construction, and engineering
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PBL at ACE Leadership High School
ACE Leadership HS uses architecture, construction, and engineering projects to motivate and teach.
This hand drawn image depicts students sitting in traditional rows.
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Project Based Learning: Explained
Essential elements of PBL, 21st century competencies, differences from traditional teaching.
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Using Gallery Walks for Revision and Reflection
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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How do you come up with these project ideas?
Read about the Engineering Design Process.
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How to start a PBL movement
Read about first teachers and first followers.
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How Long Should My Projects Be?
Read about tips on project timelines and cycles.
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What is meaningful PBL?
Read about the Eight Essentials for Project-Based Learning, which are what every good project needs.
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What keeps PBL teachers going?
Read graduating senior John Horn's graduation speech that everyone couldn't stop talking about.
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How did I start my very first project?
Read about six steps that a veteran PBL teacher took when starting his first project.
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How can we improve student engagement?
Read about teacher autonomy, student voice and choice, and public audience.
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How Do I Create Driving Questions for my projects?
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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Is it another "aha" moment for education?
2010 MacArthur Fellow, Abo-Shaeer, uses Project Based Learning.
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What's up with PBL in the Elementary Grades?
We're working on a new book about PBL in elementary school, part of BIE's PBL Toolkit Series.
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How does PBL work with the Common Core?
Shared Goal: Guiding students to a deeper understanding of meaningful content.
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21st Century Education and PBL
Ken Kay reflects on a vision to meet the needs of modern life, citizenship and work.
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Closing the Global Achievement Gap with PBL
Teaching 7 survival skills through PBL can finally bring classrooms into the 21st Century.
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What was your most powerful personal experience in a learning community?
Experiential learning leaves a lasting impact on students, as information is assimilated.
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Have you considered pairing two subjects in one project?
The possibilities are endless. Learn about a few ways for teachers to consider.