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Essential Elements of PBL 1
Essential Elements of PBL 2
PBL Myths- True or False
21st Century Learning Skills
Parts of Projects
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Skills valuable for today's world
What are 21st century skills?
100
Students present their work to other people beyond their classmates and teacher
What is audience?
100
PBL is standards based. PBL marries critical thinking skills with rich content
What is true?
100
Skill that requires shared responsibility for the work. It requires respecting ideas, opinions, abilities, values and feelings of group members. Encourages group adhesion.
What is collaboration.
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Although it's not a necessity for PBL, it is helpful for planning, organizing, and researching in projects.
What is Technology?
200
Engaging in a rigorous process of asking questions, using resources and developing answers
What is inquiry?
200
What does PBL mean?
What is Project Based Learning?
200
Young children are not ready for rich content. There isn't enough time for science and social studies projects. We need to teach literacy and math skills first.
What is false. Knowledge plays an important role in literacy. To build reading comprehension skills children need to develop broad content skills. Projects can increase motivation to read, write and learn mathematics.
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Responding to questions appropriately, using visual aides that enhance content delivery and uses effective oral presentation skills.
What is communication?
200
When planning and beginning a project, you need to know what_____________your students have.
What are skills?
300
An open ended question that captures the task students are completing
What is a driving question?
300

In PBL students are allowed to make some _________ about the product to be created.

What are choices?

300
PBL is only for older students
What is False. PBL is effect from preschool to graduate school. You just need to make adaptations based on student needs.
300

Gathers pertinent information. Organizes, analyzes, and synthesizes information to develop conclusions. This is an example of__________thinking.

What is critical thinking?

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A familiar tool for performance assessements.
What is a rubric?
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Students are allowed to make some ________ about the product to be created.

What are choices or voice?

400

Another term for "driving question" is ______ ________

What is an essential question?

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PBL is the same as "making something", "hands-on learning" or "doing an activity.
What is False. PBL is often focused on an artifact but that piece is not as important as the tasks that led them there.
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This essential element of learning has been around for more than 21 centuries. It is used to generate or recognize ideas, alternatives, or possibilities that may be useful in solving problems, communicating with others, and entertaining ourselves and others. It is often associated with art.
What is creativity?
400

The culminating product of a project should be authentic and relate to the _______ ________.

What is "real world"

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A project is focused on teaching students important knowledge and skills, derived from standards and key concepts at the heart of the academic areas.
What is Significant Content?
500
The process for students to use feedback to consider changes that lead to a quality product and think about what they are learning. 2 part question.
What is revision and reflection?
500
Projects take too much time and are hard to manage.
What is false. Projects require advanced preparation and management. Over time, they become easier to do, especially if you repeat the project the following year.
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A hierarchy of thinking skills used to develop critical thinking.

What is Bloom's taxonomy or DOK (Depth of Knowledge)?

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Assessment is an important piece of PBL. Two types of assessments are _____ _______

What is formative and summative?