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We believe all students – no matter where they live or what their background – must have access to high quality Project Based Learning (HQ PBL). Via paul rayner 
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Scoop.it!
A student shares her insights into the most important skill you can teach. (Hint: It’s not perseverance.) Via paul rayner
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Scoop.it!
Project Based Learning has been a central philosophy to my teaching over the past 20 years before I even had even heard the words to describe what I was attempting. I have slowly built, through experience and trial and error, an ability to design projects that require critical thinking, student voice and choice, creative problem solving, and collaboration. My original motivation years ago was in response to a “Why should I care to learn this?” attitude from my students. It is a very valid question. Why should a 13 year old care about history, adding fractions, or themes found in Shakespeare? The desire to connect curriculum and meaning to students led to engaging projects—but the products of all this work invariably ended back in the recycling bin.
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