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For example, you can convert a project-based learning lesson into a mission—perhaps students become time-traveling detectives, miniaturized doctors inside a human body, or Cold War spies. I adapted a unit designed to teach about life in the Middle Ages in Europe.
Project #4: This project challenges "big kids" (grades 5-6) to enhance the health of preschool kids by proposing creative ways to encourage more outdoor play. I can imagine how a strategy like design thinking would be useful for helping students understand the perspective of their intended audience (in this case, preschoolers and their teachers ...
During a project-based learning (PBL) unit in my secondary French class last spring, I noticed with frustration that my learners were resorting—once again—to English to give feedback on their projects. I couldn’t imagine why. We had gone over the phrases they needed: ways to give suggestions, how to express opinions, how to ask questions.
Based on curriculum I developed for my new STEM-focused PBL book, I'm guiding students toward an Invention Convention, and I invited any interested teacher to participate. As a result, I now have approximately 500 students from every subject area ready to begin moving through this unit.
Time to Think Partner Talk Writing as Thinking Wait Time Goal: Individual student share, expand and clarify their own thinking