“If at first you fail…” The Value of Project Revision
By Andrew LarsonOnce a teacher has taken a stab at a project it’s often the case that there are...
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Does Your Work Net-work?
Drew Schrader, NTN Director of AssessmentSharing our most promising ideas or strategies is great,...
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Deep in South Carolina’s ‘Corridor of Shame,’ Teachers at New Tech Network Strive for a Big Turnaround
The 74Outside the massive new school with its calming fountain and palm trees, teacher Brooke Hite...
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Keeping Content in the Forefront: Standards- Based Grading in Project- Based Learning
by Andrew LarsonThrough my Project- Based Learning journey, spanning ten years, I have been...
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3 New Resolutions After 10 Years of Teaching PBL
Getting Smartby Andrew LarsonCrazy as it sounds to me, I started year 20 as an educator last...
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Changing Your Change Habits
Drew Schrader, NTN Director of AssessmentIt is important to clarify part of the current narrative...
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The Power of Open and Honest Conversation: League Leaders Convene in Ohio
Digital PromiseSchool leaders and teachers in every school and classroom in Mentor Public Schools...
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Opting Out
Welp, it’s standardized testing season again. It’s become fashionable for parents to opt out their...
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Friday Focus: Cultivating Peer-to-Peer Feedback
Competency WorksThis post is adapted from the Next Generation Learning Challenges’ Friday...
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What does it mean for PBL to be a platform for personalized learning? Part 1
This blog originally appeared on Teaching Excellence.My colleague Kevin Moore recently pointed out...
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Assessment in PBL
Our Assessment in PBL tool helps teachers assess their students’ learning throughout an...
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Reconsidering the Role of Quizzing in PBL
Drew SchraderThis piece will make the case for why we should consider more frequent quizzing in a...
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