Tips on Designing Classroom Projects That Bring Joy and Success
By 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
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Looking to Encourage PBL in Your School? Try School-Wide PBL Days!
By 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
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Versatile Tools for Blended Learning
Years ago when I started to use more technology in the classroom, I thought that by having students watch videos at home, rather than in class, I would
Read more7 Ways to Maximize Student Engagement
By Getting Smart Staff Every teacher wants to kick off the new school year with a bang, but once you have your students’ attention, how do you keep
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Project-Based Learning and Problem-Based Learning: Can They Co-Exist?
Working with schools around the country, educators frequently refer to PBL in their discussions. When I ask whether they are referring to Project-Based Learning or Problem-Based Learning, some
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Tips for Gearing Up for STEM in the Fall
Happy summer, filled with lots of good sunshine and time to explore! And during that prized time, perhaps your STEM preparation for the coming fall is ramping up
Read moreTop 5 STEM Education Articles of November
By Maggie O'Brien | November 2017 Each month, we review news articles written on STEM education and project-based learning (PBL) and list five that we think are
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5 Domains of a Future Ready Learner
I have the amazing opportunity to work with educators across the United States and around the world. One of my first conversations always revolves around what matters. Recently,
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How to Successfully Flip Your STEM Classroom
By Alan Oakman When I was a student, I used to wish for two things: no boring lectures and no homework. The tides have changed and I have
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5 Tips to Engage Students at the End of the Year
Most schools have reached that somewhat chaotic or challenging time of the school year. Spring is in full swing with schedules packed with academic events, sports activities, high
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