PBL vs. Traditional
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Project Based Learning
By Lauren Ayube
Project Based Learning is a method of teaching where students learn by engaging in real-world and personally important and meaningful projects. Learn more about how to integrate PBL into your classroom!
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Storyboard Description
Project Based Learning goes beyond the traditional end of unit project. Learn the differences!
Storyboard Text
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- Think of PBL as the entire meal that includes a drink, an appetizer, a salad, a main course, and dessert!
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- Think of a traditional project as a dessert that's given at the end of a meal!
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- You get to decide what to do!
- ProjectBasedLearning!
- PBL is student driven, with teacher guidance along the way.
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- Did everyone get a copy of the directions?
- Poster Assignment
- Traditional projects are assigned by the teacher, and the students follow the directions.
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- PBL has real world connection and application.
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- What should we do our Southwest project on?
- Traditional projects remain within the classroom and are directly related to a specifically taught unit.
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- The Overpopulation of Dogs and Cats in America: What You Can Do To HelpBy: Riley G.
- The results of PBL are shared beyond the classroom and school to a public audience.
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- Project presentations today!
- Great poster, Riley!
- Dog and Cat Over Population
- Traditional projects are shared and displayed in the classroom or school setting only.
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