The PBL School Leader Networks (SLNs) are designed to build the capacity of the participating network principals to create the conditions needed for teachers to adapt and facilitate high quality projects that are intellectually challenging and engaging for all students, especially Black and Brown students.
Teacher Randi Downs reflects on her school's initial exploration of PBL as a vehicle to engage students with disabilities as teachers prepare them for career, college, and civic life.
Meeting the Project Based Teaching Rubric criteria “clearly and specifically derived from standards” and “allows demonstration of mastery” requires careful thought and planning.
Here are some of the technology tools we like for activities in our PBL remote classroom - including individual and group meetings, brainstorming, project management, and customized instruction.
How to maintain norms and practices of a PBL classroom and use tech tools to do project work away from school, with ideas for engaging students without tech access.
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