Problem-Based Learning Turns On Student Learning
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Discover Problem-Based Learning...a powerful instructional method of “hands-on active learning and investigation of messy, real-world problems.” Experience a single instructional tool for every 21st Century Educator’s toolbox that incorporates rigor, authenticity, engagement, collaboration, and problem solving into every electrically charged second. Revitalize and energize your instructional prowess in just 45 minutes! Presenter(s): Lee Hunter
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Problem-Based Learning Turns On Student Learning
- 1. Problem-Based Learning Flip the Switch: and “Turn On” Student Learning Monday, March 17, 2015 Lee Hunter Curriculum Facilitator Mount Airy City Schools NCMLE 5 Words-3 Words
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- 17. Isolation
- 18. Interdependence
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- 29. What I Know/Facts What I Need to Know/Learning Issues
Editor's Notes
- Introduction – My name is Lee Hunter. I am a Curriculum Facilitator in Mount Airy City Schools.
- My job is to…
- In our district, I observe classrooms that are…
- And, students there look like this…
- Another district initiative…
- Traditional teachers seem frustrated.
- I also observe student-centered classrooms in our school district.
- In highly engaging classrooms, students look like this!
- Progressive teachers also have initiatives added to their plates.
- They, too, can be frustrated.
- In our district, we have a Distributed Leadership Model where structures are in place to ensure that everyone, and I mean EVERYONE grows. Learning is messy. It’s SUPPOSED to be messy. *Google Slide Share – hyperlink – click photo