Getting Started with Project-based Learning (PBL)

Tools, strategies, and ideas for getting started with Project-based Learning (PBL)

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Would you like to encourage and develop student problem-solving and critical thinking skills? Project-based Learning (PBL) is a great way to do that. This toolkit contains tools, strategies, and ideas for getting started with Problem-based Learning.

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Subject:	SimpleK12 Assignments
Categories:	Blended Learning, Tools for Student Projects

Getting Started with Project-based Learning (PBL)

	Why Project-based Learning (PBL) is Critical for Student Success Students need to learn how to work in groups, respond to real-world scenarios, and participate in online environments.more...
	Getting Started with Project-Based Learning Have you ever considered trying project-based learning in your classroom, but wondered if it was right for you and your students?more...
	Using Project Based Learning and Design Thinking to Create 21st Century Learning Experiences How can we create 21st century learning experiences in our schools that will prepare our students for the future?more...
	Project Based Learning with Mobile Devices Educators have long realized the impact of hands-on learning for engaging and motivating learners.more...
	The Maker Movement: Developing a Maker Mentality across Curriculum The Maker Movement has started to see the creation of Makerspaces in schools and libraries all across the country.more...
	Using Videos for Creative Storytelling The use of videos in the classroom can help students reflect on or demonstrate their learning, while also providing an outlet for their creativity.more...
	Free Tools for Project-based Learning in Your 1:1 Classroom Would you like to help your students acquire deeper knowledge as they investigate challenges and gain problem-solving skills?more...

Reviews (19)

angie.kling@sshcoteau.org

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I love the variety of ideas and tools! Thank you!

mronbarton@yahoo.com

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Interesting insight that Dremel produces a great 3D printer for PBL projects, Nick Provenzano webinar was interesting for stating the MAKER Mentality,

mronbarton@yahoo.com

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Great session on mobile devices with list of viable resources to be used with PBL

kaceymatheson@richmond.k12.nc.us

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Thanks for all the resources.

laurenhowling@gmail.com

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Thank you!

chad.funfer@acvsd.org

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Excellent information!
Thanks