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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Kids Love Projects
Image courtesy of TeachEngineering
When I talk to people about project based learning, I like to tell them that kids just love doing projects. Actually, teachers do too, but sometimes it takes a while to get into the swing. PBL is naturall...
Wait, What Was That?
In an artist’s depiction, the Voyager 1 craft continues to cruise through interstellar space. Image courtesy of Cornell Chronicle
My pickup truck is 14 years old. Every time I get in it and it starts right up, I marvel at how such a comple...
What Mike Candrea Knew About Great Teams
Image courtesy of The Daily Wildcat
It took Mike Candrea only three years to transform a bottom-of-the-barrel college softball program into a national contender. By the time I met him, his University of Arizona Wildcats had won three NCAA...
Can We Create a Turtle-Safe Community?
Image courtesy of The Center for Biological Diversity
The Center for Biological Diversity reported in April that wood turtle populations have declined by approximately 50 percent in less than ten years. The organization is urging the U.S....
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...
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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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