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Scoop.it!
This digital slide book application can be a powerful companion to Project Based Learning efforts. Introduction In this article I shall give you a brief 
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Scoop.it!
Share your knowledge and learn new skills with this how-to library of DIY technology projects.
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Projects and activities are the keys to a better understanding of PBL. They are no longer tasks that students need to finish after a traditionally-taught unit but rather a set of learning experiences and tasks that guide students in inquiry toward answering a central question, solving a problem, or meeting a challenge. Research has clearly proved that projects that are well-designed and based on students experiences improves students motivation to learn, help them see how school connects to the outside world by making learning relevant and meaningful, and promotes greater civic participation and global awareness. Via Nik Peachey
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Previously in this series on going deeper with project-based learning, we've explored the importance of teacher reflection in teacher reflection in PBL, considered how to plan interdisciplinary proje...
Sydney Olson's curator insight,
February 6, 2022 9:57 AM
Connecting the classroom to the outside world is a great way to keep students engaged in their learning. This article talks about starting small. When you begin small it allows for "buy-in". Continuing to expand and branch out allows for full engagement and real connections being made.
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