Project-Based Learning – Page 5

10 Conversations That Can Start Your Next Project-Based Learning Unit

If you listen to students and talk to their families, you can often find a wonderful and authentic idea for a project-based learning unit.

Project-based learning is not just doing projects, it’s students learning through the work of a project and that’s a critical distinction.

The function of this image is to help get your own creative juices going to decide what’s most important when designing authentic PBL units.

Collaboration and connecting students can occur between students across the globe and does not have to be done synchronously.

Ideally PBL implementation isn’t isolated from teachers, students, parents and others who will be engage in this pedagogical shift.

High-quality student work doesn’t happen by chance, it happens by design. And that design starts with the quality of lesson design.

In project-based learning, passion and creativity are as critical to plan for as assessment and collaboration.

Growing Great Teaching And Learning Under The PBL Umbrella Framework contributed by Drew Perkins “You mean I have to throw