3 Benefits of Using PBL in a Special Education Classroom
The project-based learning (PBL) trend is sweeping schools across the nation, and my special ed (SPED) classroom is no exception. Students in my classroom have a variety of
Read moreThe project-based learning (PBL) trend is sweeping schools across the nation, and my special ed (SPED) classroom is no exception. Students in my classroom have a variety of
Read moreFor these two teachers, PBL is the key to differentiating lessons for students of all ability levels. What do special ed (SPED) and gifted students have in common?
Read moreBy Dr. David Reese, Ed.D. I was working with educators from a large urban school district in Florida on the development of performance tasks when one of
Read moreYou’ve heard them before: the moans and groans from students when introducing a new unit or starting a new project. “Why do we have to learn this?
Read moreA case study conducted by my colleagues and me at MIDA Learning Technologies compared elementary classes that were piloting project-based learning (PBL) against classes that were continuing to
Read moreIf you’re the parent of a girl, you probably tell her she can be anything when she grows up—even the President of the United States. Somehow,
Read moreBy Maggie O'Brien | March 31st, 2017 Below is a list of noteworthy articles on STEM education that we came across this month. These articles support our
Read more“The transition to adulthood starts in preschool.” This sentence is fueling the educational reform in the Kankakee (IL) School District, where conversations about college and careers start earlier
Read moreBy Rachelle Dene Poth To prepare for the future, we need to help our students develop skills that will transfer to whatever they decide to do once they
Read moreBy Rachelle Dene Poth With many schools around the world facilitating remote learning for the remainder of this academic year and possibly longer, we must find ways to
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