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Published on Aug 08, 2017

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

Project Based learning

by Victoria Barboza GED 616

project base learning

no longer isolated

Students are involved in learning activities,
problem solving, designing and presenting projects.

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Students are involved in learning activities,
problem solving, designing and presenting projects.

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Four strategies

searching, solving, creating, and sharing
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Students learning is all center on them and learning to learn from one and other

with older students it involves more technology 
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5 E-Learning Cycle

  • Engagement
  • Exploration
  • Explanation
  • Elaboration
  • Evaluatetion

Engagement

Provide object, event or question that engage students. Find out what students know and what they can do.

Exploration
Hands-on activities, with teacher guidance.

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Explanation
Students explain their understanding of concepts and processes. Teacher gives new concepts and skills are introduced as conceptual clarity and cohesion are sought.

Elaboration
This allows students to apply concepts in contexts, and build grow in there own learning.

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Evaluation-
Student's assess their own knowledge, skills and abilities of activities. This permit evaluation of their own development and lesson.

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Socratic Dialogue

Teach with fun open ended questions

Socratic Dialogue

Teach with fun open ended questions

Challenge students thinking

and cause students to think critically
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Open ended questions
ask follow up questions.

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Summarize

  • Teacher lead in the beginning
  • Get students to become leader.
  • Involve all learners.
  • Provide opened questions that make students think about what they are learning.
  • Help students think BIGGER.

Summarize

  • Teacher lead in the beginning
  • Get students to become leader.
  • Involve all learners.
  • Provide opened questions that make students think about what they are learning.
  • Help students think BIGGER.