Real Good Projects
John Tindall-GibsonDaily 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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Relationships We Teach
“Anybody know where Hannah is?” I asked.
I was a fairly traditional teacher right out of college. I taught social studies in a suburban high school of 1,600 students. There were six of us in the history department, and all our classrooms l...
Could We Protect a Glacier?
A few years ago, my daughter Annie and I gathered our climbing gear and headed for Chamonix, one of Europe’s premier mountaineering destinations and a place I had long yearned to visit. We knew a guide there who planned to take us up Mont B...
Stunning Results
Laura W. Brill’s campaign to get 18-year-olds registered to vote is laudable. Through The Civics Center she provides resources and assistance to teachers in schools across the United States to help students organize voter registration drive...
PBL and Student Agency in the Age of Generative AI
One of the most important ideas in project-based learning is student agency. Students should not simply complete work assigned by someone else. They should learn to make choices, ask questions, evaluate information, exercise judgment, and t...
The Experts Just Outside the Classroom
For five years, I served as principal of an 850-student middle school. During that time, I had the good fortune to know the police detective assigned to our campus through the city police department’s School Resource Officer (SRO) program....
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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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