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PBL

Published on Aug 07, 2019

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

PBL

Anchor video or text for problem solving strategies.

Challenges

  • Takes longer than expected
  • Control: Balance scaffolding with student inquiry
  • Difficult to design assessments for student understanding.
  • Lack of modelling and feedback

Design

  • Make learning goals for deep understanding based on CCSS
  • Embed teaching in the project, like "just in time".
  • Give multiple chances for formative self and peer assessments
  • Develop collaborative group structure
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Implementation

  • After anchor video, introduce content, for example: the aspects of geography of target countries.
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Searching

  • Pose, define and categorize different problems in Geography.

Solving

  • Cooperative teams begin solving problems posed and categorized.
  • The instructor provides materials to generate artifacts, i.e. a poster, a computer website.
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Sharing

  • Students form new groups and share their learning artifact.
  • Lastly, the learning artifact is made public and students assess their peers work.
  • For example, students may share a poster about the different aspects of geography in a target country.
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Inquiry Learning

E1: Inquiry learning introduces a specific question or object. 
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E2: Explore with tactile activities

  • In concept based mathematics, a problem is introduced like, "How to measure the weight of an object?"
  • Students may explore the weight of different objects hands on with a balance or Newton meter.
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E3: Explain

  • The concept of grams is introduced as students seek clarity on the weight of different objects.

Elaborate

  • Students apply knowledge by solving a word problem using grams and their balance.
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Evaluate

  • Students complete an assessment like sharing their results with the whole class.

Socratic Method

This method is most effective with ethical issues. 
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Primary Goal

  • To think critically about difficult topics and issues.

The leader starts...

  • This is the instructor. In time students may take over the role.
  • The leader chooses the initial question about the controversial topic.
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During Dialogue

  • Tasks of the leader: Keep the topic focused, balance students' participation, clarifies and synthesizes by restating, keeps discussion going by asking follow up questions.
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Summarize

  • At the end, the leader summarizes the discussion.
  • It is important to include all relevant thoughts and new learning.
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