Project based learning
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This document describes project-based learning, a teaching method where students work together to investigate and solve a complex problem or question. It promotes skills like critical thinking, inquiry, decision making, and presentation skills. Implementing project-based learning helps students develop 21st century skills like problem solving, collaboration, and communication. As an example, a 3rd grade science class project explores local wildlife habitats and potential threats, has students develop solutions, and presents their findings to experts.
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