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Project Planning Tools
Messy Middle Strategies
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Project Assessments
Supporting Learners
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Project Planning Tools
Messy Middle Strategies
Training Slide Decks
Project Assessments
Supporting Learners
Supporting Learners
Universal Design for Learning
Universal Design for Learning Explainer Video
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UDL Guidelines
Voice & Choice in PBL
PBL: Student Voice & Choice - The Consortium for Public Education
Giving students a say in choosing a project or even shaping it in smaller ways creates a sense of ownership.
VIDEO: Build the Culture - Student Voice and Independence
This video focuses on how teachers can explicitly and implicitly promote student independence and growth, open-ended inquiry, team spirit, and attention to quality.
Student Voice: Experiencing Deeper Learning Through PBL
Although high school student Rahil had some academic struggles after immigrating from Fiji just a few years ago, he found opportunity and purpose in the project-based curriculum at Impact Academy.
Supporting ESL & ELL Students
Supporting ELLs in PBL Projects
PBL is valuable for ELLs when it teaches academic vocabulary, encourages collaboration, scaffolds structure and function, allows assessment and differentiation, and leverages their native language.
PBL with English Language Learners: A Vital Need
A powerful argument that all students are "ready" for PBL, with 8 strategies for scaffolding projects for English Learners.
Supporting Special Education Students
Inclusive Project Based Learning: Ideas for Engaging Students with Disabilities
Project Based Learning (PBL) opens doors for every learner. In this post, I share how my experiences as both a mom and educator shaped my belief that all students can learn. You’ll discover practical project based learning ideas for students with disabilities, real classroom examples, and a free downloadable one-pager to help you get started with inclusive PBL in your own classroom.
Making Project-Based Learning Accessible for Everyone
We don’t have to abandon PBL or dramatically overhaul it to make it work for diverse learners.
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