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What is Inquiry or Project Based Learning?
What is Inquiry or Project Based Learning?
Edutopia teaches us that "inquiry-based learning is more than asking a student what he or she wants to know, it's about triggering curiosity" and "project-based learning is a dynamic approach to teaching in which students explore real-world problems and challenges". It's about teaching students to think through and figure out the how and why rather it being given to them.
Edutopia teaches us that "inquiry-based learning is more than asking a student what he or she wants to know, it's about triggering curiosity" and "project-based learning is a dynamic approach to teaching in which students explore real-world problems and challenges". It's about teaching students to think through and figure out the how and why rather it being given to them.
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8 Essential Elements of Project Based Learning - is an article on the Scholastic.com that shares 8 essential elements for Project Based Learning. She states that not all of them have to be present all day everyday to make the learning experience successful.
8 Essential Elements of Project Based Learning - is an article on the Scholastic.com that shares 8 essential elements for Project Based Learning. She states that not all of them have to be present all day everyday to make the learning experience successful.
The biggest misconception that people tend to have is the PBLs are not just "project". "PBL units are cross-curricular units of study that draw on many skills, are focused around standards, and seek to answer a problem or overarching questions. They are student-driven, giving lots of voice and choice to students to lead their learning and find solutions for themselves. "
The biggest misconception that people tend to have is the PBLs are not just "project". "PBL units are cross-curricular units of study that draw on many skills, are focused around standards, and seek to answer a problem or overarching questions. They are student-driven, giving lots of voice and choice to students to lead their learning and find solutions for themselves. "
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BIE (Buck Institute for Education) - is a digital "warehouse" of PBL resources. BIE is a non profit organization that has created a place where teachers can learn, gather, create, and share high quality PBL lessons for their fellow teachers. They will walk you through the steps to make your own or guide you to find those high quality resources that we as teachers all crave.
BIE (Buck Institute for Education) - is a digital "warehouse" of PBL resources. BIE is a non profit organization that has created a place where teachers can learn, gather, create, and share high quality PBL lessons for their fellow teachers. They will walk you through the steps to make your own or guide you to find those high quality resources that we as teachers all crave.
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Nearpod - is a library of ready to teach lessons that are interactive and visual for students. One thing that sticks out to me about this website is the opportunity for digital field trips. Nearpod offers virtual reality tours, which is something I have been wanting to incorporate when I teach about the regions of the United States and travels around the world.
Nearpod - is a library of ready to teach lessons that are interactive and visual for students. One thing that sticks out to me about this website is the opportunity for digital field trips. Nearpod offers virtual reality tours, which is something I have been wanting to incorporate when I teach about the regions of the United States and travels around the world.
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Bubbl - students can create word webs showing their thought process and pre-planning skills for an activity. It's helpful for higher level thinking to make a web because students can start with a topic and add pieces to it while they brainstorm. My only issue with this website was that it was a little troublesome getting the bubbles to move to where I wanted them to be.
Bubbl - students can create word webs showing their thought process and pre-planning skills for an activity. It's helpful for higher level thinking to make a web because students can start with a topic and add pieces to it while they brainstorm. My only issue with this website was that it was a little troublesome getting the bubbles to move to where I wanted them to be.
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Rating: ★★★★☆
ISTE NETS*C Standard 3.3 - coach teachers in and model use of online and blended learning, digital content, and collaborative learning networks to support and extend student learning as well as expand opportunities and choices for online professional development for teachers and administrators
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