Project-based learning

Children have settled into patterns of learning that persist for life by the end of third grade.

The basic mindset MUST change for PBL to succeed.

Cloud-based collaborative recording tools for students and teachers

Deeper learning guided by teachers and personalized by students

Project based learning gaining STEAM as educators get creative.

As school systems become more globally competent and teachers become more knowledgeable and gain comfort with infusing global competence into the classrooms, students are expected to expand their knowledge incrementally as well.

John Larmer, Editor in Chief at the Buck Institute for Education (BIE), spent time with Dr. Berger at the annual ASCD conference in Atlanta. Larmer discusses the place Project Based Learning (PBL) has in 21st century learning. We also learn how districts approach teaching and learning from a PBL perspective. Larmer shares his advice for young people contemplating a career in education given his vast and diverse professional path.  

by Megan A. Fagge and Robert A. Just
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