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Don't be shy!! I want to hear what you think!!

Don't be shy!!
Don't be shy!!



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UNIT 1--What is PBL

Task 1.1--Create your own definition of PBL.

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Task 1.2--How does the role of the teacher and student differ in the PBL classroom from the traditional classroom?

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Task 1.3--What are some of the benefits of unsung PBL? What are some challenges you foresee to implanting PBL in your class?

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Task 1.3--When should I implement PBL in the classroom and what are the benefits?

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UNIT 2--What does PBL look like in the science classroom?

Task 2.1--What do you think are the most important factors in creating a PBL unit?

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Task 2.2--How would you design a driving question in your content area?

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UNIT 3--How is a PBL classroom assessed?

Task 3.1--Compare formative and summative assessment. How would you increase formative assessments in your class?

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Task 3.2--In your own words, what is an artifact and why are they so important in a the PBL classroom?

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Task 3.3--What are the benefits of using rubrics in the PBL, or any, class?

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