Four ways to improve project-based learning in your classroom
When students enter the classroom, project-based learning is probably the last thing on their minds. They're more interested in what they'll be doing that day and who they'll be sitting next to.
But in many effective and engaging classrooms, project-based learning is the first thing on the...
How To Structure a Project Based Learning Experience
As questions about project-based learning (PBL) continue to swirl, we turned to the experts to help answer our questions.
Experienced classroom teachers and school administrators Ross Cooper and Erin Murphy explain how to empower those intimidated by PBL to cry, “I...
3 Reasons Why Project Based Learning Works
Before you continue reading this post, take some time to reflect on your own school experience.
Whether it was a few years ago, or a few decades ago, what are those learning experiences that you remember most? What were those experiences that kept you most engaged? Which experiences had the best...
If we expect students to collaborate, we must teach them how
Collaboration is tough for adults and even tougher for kids. Want to teach collaboration more efficiently? Try this:
THE HACK: TEACH COLLABORATION SKILLS
Friction is the key to creating a quality outcome. We are remiss if we are not demonstrating for our students how to use...
How To Overcome PBL Paralysis: Sneak Peek Inside Hacking Project Based Learning
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PBL paralysis. That’s a scary phrase that makes many teachers run as fast and far as possible away from project-based learning.
Hacking Project Based Learning authors and PBL and inquiry learning experts Ross Cooper and Erin Murphy, though, explain how to overcome...
