Project-Based Learning for Administrators - 24507
Is project-based learning (PBL) happening on your campus? Beyond the high engagement, collaborative, student-centered project creation, what is really happening in those classrooms? In this session, we will unpack the structure of PBL and help administrators identify "look-fors" during each phase of a project-based learning unit. We will also explore clarifying and probing questions to use when conversing with PBL teachers and students to help ensure learning is occurring in the excitement of PBL.
Audiences
Assistant Principals, Instructional Technology Personnel, Principals, Central Office Administrators, Instructional Leaders
Objectives
To develop an understanding of Project-Based Learning.
To support Project-Based Learning educators.
To offer services and training to our districts to move campus forward in 21st century environments.
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46700
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