ELTWeekly Volume 10, Issue 6
Ensuring That PBL Is Accessible to All 2 Evidence-Based Learning Strategies How to Teach Present Perfect – Activities and Examples How To Be A Better Teacher In 2018 Preparing to…
Ensuring That PBL Is Accessible to All 2 Evidence-Based Learning Strategies How to Teach Present Perfect – Activities and Examples How To Be A Better Teacher In 2018 Preparing to…
Project-based learning (PBL) continues to gain momentum as a powerful approach to teaching and learning, and for good reason. Research indicates that when implemented well, PBL improves student motivation and achievement, and helps students master skills that are essential for college and career readiness.
I often say to my students, “If a test is the first time you’re made to think about or with the class material, we’ve both probably failed.” Learning is effortful and requires cognition. As their teacher, I need to ensure that I provide my students with opportunities for demonstration of learning in the classroom.