By Anne Jolly How can students continue to grow in STEM habits and attitudes through holidays, weekends, and even during the school day, given the relatively short time that STEM
Read MoreBy Anne Jolly Kids are born creative, curious, and imaginative. They like to daydream and ask questions. Children you teach have the potential to make unusual connections, imagine, and come
Read MoreI visited an early elementary classroom the other day where students were working on a design challenge. They were spread out across the classroom clustered in small groups. Some on
Read MoreDive Brief: * A new report from MIDA Learning Technologies studied project-based learning in second- and fifth-grade classrooms during the 2015-16 school year, when one group of teachers incorporated PBL and
Read More"It’s easier than you think!" This is the advice I gave to my colleagues who were hesitant to try Project Based Learning (PBL) using the Defined Learning
Read MoreA Defined Learning Experience From Anthony Johnson, 5th Grade Science Teacher Isenberg Elementary School. At the end of the school year, kids just get antsy. They are really stressed out
Read MoreEducators share their strategies for teaching academically challenging (and fun) lessons that support native and non-native English speakers. Transitions can be challenging for any student, whether that is moving from
Read MoreRachelle Dene Poth There are so many options available to facilitate collaboration and communication in classrooms today, that it can be challenging to decide which tool would be the most
Read MoreBy Meghan Raftery “What makes your heart sing? If you don’t take the time to think about the answer—really think about it—you may never know the joy
Read MoreBy Kelsey Bednar As both teachers and students come back to school in January rested and re-charged, it is the perfect time to implement a new, engaging strategy like Project-Based
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