Project Based Learning
Project Based Learning (PBL) is an ongoing summative assessment in which students demonstrate their critical thinking and creativity to enhance their skill level and learning ability of a big idea.
The following information can also be found on the Buck Institute for Education website.
Project Elements
Key Knowledge
Understanding
Success Skills
Challenging Scenarios
Authenticity
Student Voice & Choice
Reflection
Public Product
Please view the following videos to see PBL come to life!
PBL
Problem
Solving
Student Learning Goals
In Depth Learning
Teacher &
Student Involvement
Innovative
Thinking
After completing a project, students build a deeper understanding of the content. They retain what they have learned in the process. Educators also gain a better understanding of how their students learn.
By completing a PBL, students learn how to take responsibility, build confidence, solve problems, collaborate, and communicate their thoughts and ideas, all in an effective manner.
PBL builds success skills.
PBL improves student &
teacher learning.
