How to Choose an Audience for Student Projects
We know that audience is such a critical part of the creative process for students. Having an audience sets a
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We know that audience is such a critical part of the creative process for students. Having an audience sets a
Do your students share their projects? If you’ve ever wanted to help students create their own video lessons, the team
Teaching math can feel like a struggle at times, and as a classroom teacher, I was always looking for ways
Dr. Jennifer Williams joins to discuss the role education technology plays in climate change education along with cross-curricular activities.
Have you tried out Tract yet? Teachers interested in bringing project-based learning to their classroom, fostering collaboration and building social-emotional
In this episode, ISTE author Kristin Harrington shares tech-friendly strategies to help make sure your next student project is authentic.
Ready to make project-based learning a reality in your classroom this year? The term project-based learning (or PBL) might seem
Just last week, I spent time with educators in Texas, where we looked at tools perfect for creative student projects.
In this episode, leaders from the educational world and co-authors of the new book Project Based Learning: Real Questions. Real
What does collaboration look like in your classroom? In my book Tasks Before Apps, I have an entire chapter dedicated to
What type of project-based STEM experiences do your students have access to this school year? STEM is more than just
This post is in partnership with Project Pals. All opinions are my own. Have you thought about incorporating project-based learning
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