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Big coastal cities, but also aging industrial hubs, and rural communities, big and small.
PBL appeals to Texas educators as an avenue to create a highly engaging learning environment.
Learn how more content is covered and more standards met than in traditional AP classes.
Edmodo helps facilitate the design, management, and assessment of projects.
An interview with John McCarthy, a former member of the PBLWorks National Faculty and expert on differentiated instruction, where he highlights key points made in his webinar, Differentiated Instruction and PBL.
PBLWorks National Faculty member Telannia Norfar tells how she teaches math with PBL.
Global PBL should be collaborative, include voice and choice, and have in-depth inquiry.
Provide students with a "need to read" and critical thinking skills in reading and writing.
Utilize technology for a clear and direct purpose that is in support of student learning.
In the community, every subject area can be a springboard to service-learning projects.
Tips for PBL practitioners to integrate a variety of content areas into your project design.
by John Larmer
Everyone thinks that Project Based Learning has something to do with “authentic” learning. But not everyone agrees what this means.
PBL friendlies are excited about the obvious connections between the Common Core (the “what”) and PBL (the “how”).
PBL promotes reading for knowledge, writing coherently and think critically about the written word.
PBL is a journey because it is a set of practices that sit on a foundational paradigm.
Opportunities for learning when project team members are "fired and hired."
Engage students in community projects that make a difference today and impart critical skills.
Both Project Based Learning and International Baccalaureate emphasize deep conceptual understanding.
Focus on assessment in PBL, rather than evaluation, by creating a classroom culture of revision.