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5 Keys to Rigorous Project-Based Learning

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Stopped taking this argument seriously when the old 'Real world'/not 'real world' claim got rolled out yet again within literally 30 seconds Try telling your boss or colleagues in a workplace meeting that you can't be expected to learn from 'being talked at' because that's not a 'real world' learning experiencebrbrPBL should make its case on the grounds of robust evidence (not apparent yet) rather than straw man attacks on prior pedagogy
Comment from : @STEPHENODonnell-yj4yy

Great approach
Comment from : @Pedagogialinguistica

PBL is time consuming and brinhibits focus on key learning objectives which many times have to be retaught Also group dynamics can be a real distraction PBL is ok but if a teacher wants to promote a greater depth of learning, direct instruction using multiple modalities and paired interaction still works best for need-to-know content and concepts
Comment from : @historify54

This concept of PBL seems ideal to the students' thirst for knowledge and it's application on the real world Realizing that state educational standards must be met, it is a great way to further offer education in a way that is a format for life-long learning So many students learn more effectively by witnessing what they learned in a visual way, such as projects that bring it all to life I wonder how you fit it all in, with varied levels of learning styles/abilities Do you have enough time to accomplish your goals in a busy, sometimes distracting classroom? Kudos to you!
Comment from : @monicabaldwin9600

Very nice and usefule video
Comment from : @Engycation

Great!
Comment from : @joao_ricchio

This is a very good learning concep and witk apractical approach very nice for teachers
Comment from : @husnanhm2553

Thanks for sharing this video that simply explains how to implement PBL inside a classroom
Comment from : @ashrafalrabah9928

Hello, which Model of Education fits better when teaching and learning with Podcasts? I would like them to improve their listening skills
Comment from : @DulcePrincipe

Excellent video on Project based learning
Comment from : @onywere

Well-designed project-based learning (PBL) has been shown to result in deeper learning and more engaged, self-directed learners Learn more about the five core elements of successful PBL
Comment from : @gary8403

Greate and essential important points in PBL
Comment from : @HocCungLister

This is what I am looking forthanks for the video! it means a lot for my Paper :) is there any video that represents another project especially in Language? Thanks in Advance!
Comment from : @EpicGamerTales101

What an excellent video! Thank you!!
Comment from : @gretchensquier6524

I liked a lot this video, I am student from Spain, my degree is for being a primary teacher This is my first year studying this, but I am so interesting in changing the way of spanish education, that is very traditional brThanks a lot for the information about how to work with PBL
Comment from : @celiaperezdiaz1494

I can honestly say that PBL was so successful in a subject I taught with middle school students I was able to change most of the curriculum to use this approachMost students relished the challenge and self-control of their learning Those that didn'twell it was a massive learning experience for me and helped them to develop a passion for learning and life, something the system had beaten out of them I really wish I had seen this video years ago thoughsome great tips and put together as a vision for education These days it is hard to change a curriculum to support PBL as there is too much content and standards to cover!
Comment from : @christianking376

This video is an excellent introduction to project based learning Thanks for the inspiration!
Comment from : @crazyspoonlady

I am looking for the original video to the old footage in the beginning about how children will function in the world today Can anyone help me out???
Comment from : @avohustling

Thanks for sharing this video about PBL! Really helpful!
Comment from : @anokaenglish8368

Nice introduction I really advocate PBL for students with autism so they can learn 'how to learn' and to problem-solve rather than just be 'fed' informaiton
Comment from : @selfregkids

Excellent!! I think this is very well done - interesting, compelling, comprehensible - thank you for making this I LOVE this style of learning/teaching, and although it is VERY hard work when compared to the more traditional models, it's totally worth it in terms of outcome And I'm happy to see that PBL is alive and well (from J Brown per H MacKenzie)
Comment from : @selfregkids

This is a very good concept and it is very practical approach I believe this is the way fwd and i believe that it will help reach maximum number of students in a class room Hats Off
Comment from : @hassanhak