Educon conversation 2012
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This document discusses project-based learning (PBL) and asks questions to determine the audience members' experience levels and subject areas. It notes that there is no single cookbook for PBL and asks what ingredients are needed to make great PBL. The document outlines that it will provide a framework for success, describing the steps in the PBL process, and encourages starting simple with a short PBL on a familiar topic, waiting for students to ask questions.
Educon conversation 2012
- 1. Who do we have in the room? • K - 5? 6-12? Higher ed? • Subject Areas? • What’s PBL? - or - Been There Done That
- 2. There’s No Cook book For P.B.L. Chris Fancher (@cfanch)
- 3. What Would It Look Like ?
- 4. INGREDIENTS • What do you need to make great PBL?
- 5. Framework For Success What are the steps in the process?
- 6. It’s Your Turn Start simple/small Think short time period (5 to 10 days) Choose a topic you know cold Wait for them to ask you (“We need to know how to do _____”)
- 7. THANK YOU Join us at PBLChat Into the setting sun.....
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