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Getting Started with Project-Based Learning

Presented by Nicholas Provenzano
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Overview

Have you ever considered trying project-based learning in your classroom, but wondered if it was right for you and your students? Join Nicholas Provenzo, The Nerdy Teacher, as he explains how he has changed the way he runs his classroom by moving away from stand-and-lecture to project-based learning, and why he couldn't be happier. More importantly, his students couldn't be happier! Nicholas will talk about the pros and cons of moving to project-based learning and discuss how any teacher can get started using project-based learning in his or her class.

Details

Status: Available On-Demand
Subject: General
Last aired on: Tuesday, August 20, 2019 @ 2:00 PM EDT
Duration: 30 minutes
Credit Hours: 0.5
Categories: Blended Learning, Learning Theories & Strategies, Tools for Student Projects
Tags: blended learning, learning strategies, project-based learning, student projects

Reviews (48)

Full Member
 
I enjoyed listening to your explanation of the projects you do at your high school level. I am encouraged to try it myself, but leary as I am at an elementary campus.
Basic Member
 
I liked the idea of quality over quantity. Let the students come up with the ideas and carry them out.
Full Member
 
Great information
Full Member
 
I found this to be very helpful and inspiring. I want to incorporate more PBL into my classroom and this webinar made me feel more confidant about doing that.
Full Member
 
I like the break down between the different types of PBL out there. That is helpful.
Basic Member
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I love the statement, you know learning when you see it and a rubric is not needed for those times as it would be a disservice. Thank you
Full Member
 
A wonderful perspective on how to have students be accountable for their understanding of the content through various mediums presented through student choice. I liked hearing that rubrics can be a dis-service in assessing a students . understanding of content through project-based learning. Students are able to create organic discussions and final products demonstrating their ownership of the content studied.
Full Member
 
Great
Full Member
 
Awesome!
Full Member
 
This session made so much sense to me about how our students are stopped from creating and passionate, personal learning! Loved his ideas, and I'm excited to incorporate Genius Hour!
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