Project-Based Learning: A Short History | Edutopia - 0 views
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Projects are typically framed with open-ended questions that drive students to investigate, do research, or construct their own solutions.
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How can we reduce our school's carbon footprint? How safe is our water? What can we do to protect a special place or species?
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How do we measure the impact of disasters? Students use technology tools much as professionals do -- to communicate, collaborate, conduct research, analyze, create, and publish their own work for authentic audiences. Instead of writing book reports, for instance, students in a literature project might produce audio reviews of books, post them on a blog, and invite responses from a partner class in another city or country.
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