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Tag Archives: Project Based Learning
Guiding Student Writers as They Work with Digital Tools
If asking students to develop their voice, stamina, and range of techniques as writers isn’t hard enough, we now have a variety of devices, websites, and apps that students want to use in order to enhance their writing. From Google … Continue reading
Posted in 6-8
Tagged Digital Literacy, Project Based Learning, Reading, Teaching Strategies, Writing Instruction
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21st Century Literacy: Just Go With It!
Anyone who teaches young children knows that when a parent walks into the classroom with a preserved alligator’s head, you have to drop everything you had planned to do and just go with it. That is exactly what happened in … Continue reading
Posted in K-2
Tagged Inquiry-Based Learning, Project Based Learning, Teaching Strategies
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My Journey: Transitioning to Project Based Learning
This is the first in a series of blog posts that Amanda will share about her school’s transition to Project Based Learning. Change is never easy. And I feel like the older I get, the more I become flustered with making … Continue reading
Posted in 6-8, Reflections
Tagged Project Based Learning, reflections, Teaching Strategies
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