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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Helping Students Discover That Great Challenges Are Solved Together
One of the remarkable things about human history is that our greatest accomplishments have rarely been achieved by individuals working alone. Cathedrals were built by communities. Scientific discoveries grew through collaboration. Great boo...
Helping Every Student Discover Their Strengths, Develop Leadership, and Contribute with Confidence
One of the great strengths of Project-Based Learning is that it creates opportunities for every student to contribute. Some students are natural organizers. Others excel at research. Some communicate effectively. Others solve technical prob...
Helping Every Student Discover That Their Talents Can Make a Difference
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One of the encouraging things about SDG #5 is that educators and communities around the world are expanding opportunities for young people to discover and develop their abilities.
Schools are encouraging m...
Helping Every Student Discover and Develop Their Unique Potential
Walk into any classroom and you will find students with remarkable abilities. Some are natural leaders. Some are gifted artists. Some ask wonderful questions. Some enjoy solving mathematical puzzles. Some are talented writers. Some quietly...
What People Around the World Are Doing to Expand Participation and Opportunity
One of the encouraging things about SDG #10 is that many communities are finding thoughtful ways to help more people participate fully in education, work, and civic life.
Schools are creating more inclusive learning environments. Libraries...
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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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