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Real Good Projects

John Tindall-Gibson

Daily source of fresh ideas, best practices, innovative strategies, and inspiration for educators and students wanting to gain deeper knowledge through active exploration of real world problems and challenges.

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Music with an Authentic Purpose: Six Possibilities for PBL

Music education might not be the first subject that comes to mind when teachers think about project based learning. Music classes already include performances, rehearsals, and other activities sometimes called projects. But PBL asks us to g...

11 days ago
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When Children Make Music of Their Own

My daughter and her husband are both classically trained musicians, so it is not surprising that music is already becoming part of their daughter’s life. What is a little surprising is how early it has begun.

My granddaughter is two years...

12 days ago
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Making Room to Cross: Animal Bridges and the Work of Reconnecting Nature

This just in from Kimmie at the BBC Learning Hub:

A wildlife overpass reconnects habitat divided by a busy highway.

The BBC’s brief feature, “A Bridge for Deer and Foxes,” is an excellent resource for instruction in the biological science...

13 days ago
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A Net-Zero Building Is Also a Human Project

This building was recently completed for a school in my hometown here in Connecticut. The chief architect is a good friend of mine, Greg Smolley, AIA, LEED. His firm, Drummey Rosane Anderson, does a great deal of school design work througho...

14 days ago
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Science Education Is About More Than Preparing Scientists

Science education is sometimes treated as preparation for the relatively small number of students who will eventually become scientists, engineers, physicians, or technicians. A report from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, a...

15 days ago
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    Passionate about project based learning and helping all teachers use it. PBL is simply the most engaging and effective teaching methodology today.

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