Project-based Learning

What is it?

Mrs. Stacie Iwaasa, Mrs. Kain, Mr. Tyler Runquist,

The Process
Form groups
Outline outcomes
Collect resources &
presentation methods
Student guided learning
Celebration of learning
Reflection
Elements of PBL

1. You get to choose

how you demonstrate
your learning
Elements of PBL

2. You have the benefit of

working with multiple
teachers.
Elements of PBL

3. You are challenged

to research and make
sense of learning
outcomes.
Elements of PBL

4. You will develop the

skills needed to be
independent workers.
LA Learning Outcomes
Research

3.1.2 - Determine information needs - select the most appropriate information sources for topic, audience, purpose and form.

3.1.3 - Plan to gather information - choose a plan to access, gather and record information, according to self-selected parameters.

3.2.1 - Use a variety of sources - obtain information from a variety of sources, such as artifacts, debates, forums, biographies, autobiographies, surveys,
documentaries, films, CDROMs, charts and tables, when conducting research.

3.2.2 - Access information - expand and use a variety of tools and text features, such as subtitles, margin notes, key words, electronic searches, previews,
reviews, visual effects and sound effects, to access information.

3.2.5 - Evaluate resources - develop and use criteria for evaluating the usefulness, currency and reliability of information for a particular research project
(Inquiry-based project)

3.3.6 - Use a consistent and approved format to give credit for quoted and paraphrased ideas and information.

3.3.7 - Evaluate information - evaluate the relevance and importance of gathered information; address information gaps (Inquiry-based project)
LA Learning Outcomes
Presentation

3.3.2 - Organize ideas and information to establish an overall impression or point of view in oral, print and other media texts

4.3.4 - Demonstrate attentive listening and viewing - anticipate the organizational pattern of presentations, and identify important ideas and supporting details

Group Work

4.3.5 - Use appropriate verbal and nonverbal feedback to respond respectfully

1.2.0 - Consider the ideas of others - acknowledge the value of the ideas and opinions of others in exploring and extending personal interpretations and
perspectives.

1.2.1 - Combine ideas - exchange ideas and opinions to clarify understanding and to broaden personal perspectives

5.2.1 - Cooperate with others - propose ideas or advocate points of view that recognize the ideas of others and advance the thinking of the group

5.2.2 - Use opportunities as a group member to contribute to group goals and extend own learning

5.2.3 - Work in groups - contribute ideas, knowledge and strategies to identify group information needs and sources
Elements of PBL

5. You will set daily

goals and make daily
plans to complete your
project & presentation.
Daily Goals and Planning
Day 1

Mr. Runquist

Goals:
Begin researching Edo
Japan
Determine roles and
responsibilities of each group
member
Begin research presentation
methods and decide which
method we are going to use.

What I accomplished today:

Today I was able to find 3 excellent

websites about Aztec society. In
our group I am going to be working
Assessment
Triangulation of Evidence - Ann Davies
Observation:
Powerpoint Presentations
musical presentation
life-sized game boards
student speeches
video recordings Products:
models
scratch programming / video
game creation
Conversations: recipe books
weekly (daily if needed) Progress journals on Google
student-teacher interviews docs
board games
written tests
Assessment - Triangulation