Sunday, October 19, 2014

Blog Post# 9

Seven Essentials For Project Based Learning. I learned from this that lesson plans need to use steps to work very well.The first step we need to know here is that the teacher could powerfully activate students' need to know content by launching a project with one "entry event" that gauges interest and initiates questioning. An entry event can be any thing like a video, a lively discussion,  a guest  speaker, and a field trip. A good driving question captures the heart of the project in clear, compelling language, which gives students purpose and a challenge. The project without a driving question is like an essay without a thesis.

Project based learning for teacher is good because it is inquiry based, open-ended, has problem-solving, and is personalized. The video shows many facts about PBL. This video shows skills that students will use for the rest of their lives like collaboration skills, critical thinking skills, communication skills, and career and life skills.

Project based learning and physical education. This article shows how you can use project based learning. The PBL gives the students relevant and authentic task problems.

What motivates students. I learned what types of things to say that motivates students to do well, and the students can be motivated in many different ways. For example, like when the student hears you say "good job". The student wants to do well in life.

Project based learning with PE. It shows that project based learning activities can be done in PE, as well as in the classroom. It is a good idea because we need to teach the students physical fitness to use in real life.



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1 comment:

  1. Makia these lessons on Project Based Learning is opening my understanding on how PBL works. You mention the seven essentials for PBL which after reading them, they will help a lot when we get in the classroom. I also read the blogs on PBL in PE. Here where you do work physically and in groups I can see PBL in use.

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