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Tag Archives: Project-Based Learning
Is Project-Based Learning Supported by Research?
I'm surprised at how often I still get asked if Project-Based Learning (PBL) is supported by research (I guess this very old approach is still new to many folks…). The good news is that there is strong evidence that when … Continue reading
Posted in Project-Based Learning, Projects4ME
Tagged PBL, Project-Based Learning, Research
It’s a Matter of Using the Right Prompt: The Words of Gary Stager
This week, both Gary Stager and I were featured speakers at the Association for Independent Maryland and DC Schools’ (AIMS) technology conference. Gary is an old friend and colleague, who has a long history of working with 1to1 learning with … Continue reading
Learn More about Projects4ME and Auburn’s iPad Program
The other night, I had the pleasure of joining Cheryl Oaks, Alice Barr, and Bob Sprankle on their Seedlings podcast. We had a chance to talk about Auburn’s literacy and math initiative at includes 1to1 iPads in kindergarten and Projects4ME, … Continue reading
“What Version of PBL Will We Be Doing?”
Recently, I reflected for the Project-Based Learning In Action newsletter, sponsored by Project Foundry, on the time a teacher asked me, “What version of PBL will we be doing?” The question was full of judgement, and smacked of the subtext, “What … Continue reading
Posted in Motivation, Project-Based Learning
Tagged PBL, Project-Based Learning
