PBL / Inquiry / Authentic Learning
A simple video of a frozen lake PLUS a question about a hockey tournament EQUALS engaged students. Secondary math educator Steve Dull walks through the beauty of building a culture of curiosity.
Sometimes our classrooms can feel isolated from the “real world.” Junior High Educator Sarah Ackerman is breaking down the barriers between her students and the outside world.
How do educators create “buy in” at an age when it’s cooler not to care? Sarah Ackerman took on that challenge, and her students are appreciative!
Constraints typically feel restrictive and limiting, but what if they motivate and spark creativity? Keep Indiana Learning Professional Learning Specialist Ryan Murray sorts through this conundrum.
The connections our students make are where the authentic learning happens. Bridgett captures this moment in her latest blog.
Project Based Learning opens a whole new world of learning. Mike Gorman explores the Gold Standard of PBL & where you can learn more to be ready to implement PBL in the fall.
Curiosity is a subtle ingredient in the classroom recipe, but it packs an impactful punch. Ryan shares ideas for mixing it into the classroom blend.
Wm. Bryant gives students time & space for them to move from an idea to tangible item. Take a look at the journey!
While “accounting class” may not scream “hands-on learning,” Ashley Johnson has a number of ideas to change that mindset.
Ashley had the spark of an idea which quickly grew into a cross-curricular project her students will not soon forget!
Kids love games. How do you combine games, with English class principles, with film making? William Bryant Rozier has a lesson ready to go!