Project-Based Learning

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Project-Based Learning GuideProject- based LearningA Resource for Instructors and Program CoordinatorsBrought to you by National Academy Foundation and Pearson FoundationPBL Guidepage 2Project- based Learning GuideTable of ContentsOverview page 3What Is Project-Based Learning ? page 4When to Use Project-Based Learning page 7Conditions that Support Project-Based Learning page 8Research Supporting Project-Based Learning page 10PBL Examples and Links page 11Project Design page 12The Six A s of Project-Based Learning page 14 Authenticity page 15 Academic Rigor page 16 Adult Connections page 17 Active Exploration page 18 Applied Learning page 19 Assessment Practices page 20Project Delivery page 22PBL GUIDE.

if a PBL experience is suited to their instructional needs: • Do the content standards call for demonstration, application, performance, or understanding? PBL lends itself perfectly to performance-based assessments, applied learning, and demonstration of deep content understanding. During the project planning phase, teachers must make sure that

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