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Curtis Chandler, Ph.D.BetterLearningForSchools.com
@CurtisChandler6
PBL2
Curtis Chandler, Ph.D.BetterLearningForSchools.com
@CurtisChandler6
Creating More Problems in Education...
Objectives1. Provide principles that will help you to effectively engage students in Project-Based Learning (PBL)
2. Examine PBL in practice in a variety of contexts and classroom settings
3. Preview some tech-tools that help foster PBL in and outside of the classroom.
4. Put you to work!
@CurtisChandler6
my family...
We need a new fort! We need a
new fort! We need a new fort!
We need a new fort!
We need a new fort! We need a
new fort! We need a new fort!
We need a new fort!
new
fort !?!
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@CurtisChandler6
Creating More Problems in Education...
@CurtisChandler6
1. BetterLearningForSchools.com2. 3rd tab... “Curtis’ PBL Page”
Objectives1. Provide principles that will help you to effectively engage students in Project-Based Learning (PBL)
2. Examine PBL in practice in a variety of contexts and classroom settings
3. Preview some tech-tools that help foster PBL in and outside of the classroom.
4. Put you to work!
@CurtisChandler6
My task...1. Provide principles that will help you to effectively engage students in Project-Based Learning (PBL)
2. Examine PBL in practice in a variety of contexts and classroom settings
3. Preview some tech-tools that help foster PBL in and outside of the classroom.
4. Put you to work!
Create More Problems in Education!
Your task...
Objectives1. Provide principles that will help you to effectively engage students in Project-Based Learning (PBL)
2. Examine PBL in practice in a variety of contexts and classroom settings
3. Preview some tech-tools that help foster PBL in and outside of the classroom.
4. Put you to work!
Learning naturally results when we give pupils something to do, not something to learn; and the doing is of such nature as to demand thinking, or the intentional
noting of connections...
(Dewey, 1916, 1944)
Learning naturally results when we give pupils something to do, not something to learn; and the doing is of such nature as to demand thinking, or the intentional
noting of connections...
(Dewey, 1916, 1944)
Learning naturally results when we give pupils something to do, not something to learn; and the doing is of such nature as to demand thinking, or the intentional
noting of connections...
(Dewey, 1916, 1944)
Learning naturally results when we give pupils something to do, not something to learn; and the doing is of such nature as
to demand thinking, or the intentional noting of connections...
(Dewey, 1916, 1944)
1) an essential body of knowledge
2) the ability to use that knowledge to solve problems
3) the ability to extend/improve knowledge in order to solve problems in
the future
(Howard Barrows)
1) an essential body of knowledge
2) the ability to use that knowledge to solve problems
3) the ability to extend/improve knowledge in order to solve problems in
the future
(Howard Barrows)
Challenging
Problems & Questions
Authenticity
Product or Performance that
Involves your Head... & your Hands
Critique & Revision
Challenging
Problems & Questions
Authenticity
Product or Performance that
Involves your Head... & your Hands
Critique & Revision
Objectives1. Provide principles that will help you to effectively engage students in Project-Based Learning (PBL)
2. Examine PBL in practice in a variety of contexts and classroom settings
3. Preview some tech-tools that help foster PBL in and outside of the classroom.
4. Put you to work!
Objectives1. Provide principles that will help you to effectively engage students in Project-Based Learning (PBL)
2. Examine PBL in practice in a variety of contexts and classroom settings
3. Preview some tech-tools that help foster PBL in and outside of the classroom.
4. Put you to work!
1. Analyze initial photos.2. Build a ship.3. Gather data.4. Compile and present your
findings.
1. Analyze initial photos.2. Build a ship.3. Gather data.4. Compile and present your
findings.
Black hole!
Nuclear fallout!
Meteor!
P.Y.S.E.U. STONE
S.E.T.I. STONE
NAME_______________________ DATE____________ HR____________ Teacher explanation- I don’t know how many of you have ever heard of the Voyager space crafts. They were either the coolest or the dumbest ideas that NASA has ever had. The cool part…these crafts were designed to travel from Earth, through our solar system, and then out into space. The crafts looked like this. Many of the coolest things we know about other planets were discovered from the Voyagers’ trips. We discovered a bunch of new moons, new rings around planets, etc. Pretty cool stuff. Now, the other cool part, or the dumb part, depending on how you see it--if you look closely at the picture you will see this weird, golden disc. You see, some scientists who are convinced that aliens actually exist attached this giant, golden DVD-looking-thing the space craft. On the “D VD” there were pictures, sounds, and all sorts of stuff. If you want to see everything that is on it, click here. Don’t believe us? Click here if you want to read about it on NASA’s site. By the way, one of the messages on the disk was this… “Friends of space, how are you all? Have you eaten yet? Come visit us if you have time.” So IF aliens do exist and…IF they intercept the golden disc, they will probably come eat us! Way to go NASA!
Don’t Eat Us...Part 1
Create a P.Y.S.E.U. Stone
Your job is to convince the aliens not to eat us with some evidence that we are civilized. The catch is... if they see you, you’ll be lunch! Instead of speaking with them, you must create you own P.Y.S.E.U. (Proof You Shouldn’t Eat Us) stone. I have a scientist friend at KSU named Paul Verhage who sends monstrous weather balloons into the top of near space to take pictures, video, and to record data. He has agreed to send your projects up into space, attached to one of his crafts, just like NASA did as long as we can get them all on a single DVD. Each of your projects will be two sided and look something like this: FRONT (pictures) BACK (paragraphs)
NAME_______________________ DATE____________ HR____________ Teacher explanation- I don’t know how many of you have ever heard of the Voyager space crafts. They were either the coolest or the dumbest ideas that NASA has ever had. The cool part…these crafts were designed to travel from Earth, through our solar system, and then out into space. The crafts looked like this. Many of the coolest things we know about other planets were discovered from the Voyagers’ trips. We discovered a bunch of new moons, new rings around planets, etc. Pretty cool stuff. Now, the other cool part, or the dumb part, depending on how you see it--if you look closely at the picture you will see this weird, golden disc. You see, some scientists who are convinced that aliens actually exist attached this giant, golden DVD-looking-thing the space craft. On the “D VD” there were pictures, sounds, and all sorts of stuff. If you want to see everything that is on it, click here. Don’t believe us? Click here if you want to read about it on NASA’s site. By the way, one of the messages on the disk was this… “Friends of space, how are you all? Have you eaten yet? Come visit us if you have time.” So IF aliens do exist and…IF they intercept the golden disc, they will probably come eat us! Way to go NASA!
Don’t Eat Us...Part 1
Create a P.Y.S.E.U. Stone
Your job is to convince the aliens not to eat us with some evidence that we are civilized. The catch is... if they see you, you’ll be lunch! Instead of speaking with them, you must create you own P.Y.S.E.U. (Proof You Shouldn’t Eat Us) stone. I have a scientist friend at KSU named Paul Verhage who sends monstrous weather balloons into the top of near space to take pictures, video, and to record data. He has agreed to send your projects up into space, attached to one of his crafts, just like NASA did as long as we can get them all on a single DVD. Each of your projects will be two sided and look something like this: FRONT (pictures) BACK (paragraphs)
NAME_______________________ DATE____________ HR____________ Teacher explanation- I don’t know how many of you have ever heard of the Voyager space crafts. They were either the coolest or the dumbest ideas that NASA has ever had. The cool part…these crafts were designed to travel from Earth, through our solar system, and then out into space. The crafts looked like this. Many of the coolest things we know about other planets were discovered from the Voyagers’ trips. We discovered a bunch of new moons, new rings around planets, etc. Pretty cool stuff. Now, the other cool part, or the dumb part, depending on how you see it--if you look closely at the picture you will see this weird, golden disc. You see, some scientists who are convinced that aliens actually exist attached this giant, golden DVD-looking-thing the space craft. On the “D VD” there were pictures, sounds, and all sorts of stuff. If you want to see everything that is on it, click here. Don’t believe us? Click here if you want to read about it on NASA’s site. By the way, one of the messages on the disk was this… “Friends of space, how are you all? Have you eaten yet? Come visit us if you have time.” So IF aliens do exist and…IF they intercept the golden disc, they will probably come eat us! Way to go NASA!
Don’t Eat Us...Part 1
Create a P.Y.S.E.U. Stone
Your job is to convince the aliens not to eat us with some evidence that we are civilized. The catch is... if they see you, you’ll be lunch! Instead of speaking with them, you must create you own P.Y.S.E.U. (Proof You Shouldn’t Eat Us) stone. I have a scientist friend at KSU named Paul Verhage who sends monstrous weather balloons into the top of near space to take pictures, video, and to record data. He has agreed to send your projects up into space, attached to one of his crafts, just like NASA did as long as we can get them all on a single DVD. Each of your projects will be two sided and look something like this: FRONT (pictures) BACK (paragraphs)
Launch
NAME_______________________ DATE____________ HR____________ Teacher explanation- I don’t know how many of you have ever heard of the Voyager space crafts. They were either the coolest or the dumbest ideas that NASA has ever had. The cool part…these crafts were designed to travel from Earth, through our solar system, and then out into space. The crafts looked like this. Many of the coolest things we know about other planets were discovered from the Voyagers’ trips. We discovered a bunch of new moons, new rings around planets, etc. Pretty cool stuff. Now, the other cool part, or the dumb part, depending on how you see it--if you look closely at the picture you will see this weird, golden disc. You see, some scientists who are convinced that aliens actually exist attached this giant, golden DVD-looking-thing the space craft. On the “D VD” there were pictures, sounds, and all sorts of stuff. If you want to see everything that is on it, click here. Don’t believe us? Click here if you want to read about it on NASA’s site. By the way, one of the messages on the disk was this… “Friends of space, how are you all? Have you eaten yet? Come visit us if you have time.” So IF aliens do exist and…IF they intercept the golden disc, they will probably come eat us! Way to go NASA!
Don’t Eat Us...Part 1
Create a P.Y.S.E.U. Stone
Your job is to convince the aliens not to eat us with some evidence that we are civilized. The catch is... if they see you, you’ll be lunch! Instead of speaking with them, you must create you own P.Y.S.E.U. (Proof You Shouldn’t Eat Us) stone. I have a scientist friend at KSU named Paul Verhage who sends monstrous weather balloons into the top of near space to take pictures, video, and to record data. He has agreed to send your projects up into space, attached to one of his crafts, just like NASA did as long as we can get them all on a single DVD. Each of your projects will be two sided and look something like this: FRONT (pictures) BACK (paragraphs)
Launch
Video Games as Design Tools
Where do I begin?
PBL
PBLGet them to do stuff with their
hand and hands!
PBL
PBLGet them to do stuff with their
hand and hands!
Build me a table that supports my laptop.
PBL
PBLGet them to do stuff with their
hand and hands!
PBLDriving question...What
projects and design challenges can I do with my kids?
Entry Points for PBL
PBL a`la
mode
Driving question...How can I incorporate more elements of PBL into something that I am
already doing?
True PBL
Driving question...What real-world problems and projects could my
kids tackle that would allow them to experience all components of PBL?
PBL a`la mode
Something I am already doing...
Something I am already doing...
PBL a`la mode
What could that look like at ?
Something I am already doing...
PBL a`la mode
Build a door for this sound-booth!
Build a door for this sound-booth!What are
some things we will need to know
about?
Build a door for this sound-booth!What are
some things we will need to know
about?
Where are we going to discover the
answers to those questions?
Build a door for this sound-booth!What are
some things we will need to know
about?
Where are we going to discover the
answers to those questions?
How can we evaluate our solutions?
Next Step--Completely build your own sound-booth!
What are some things we
will need to know about?
Where are we going to discover the
answers to those questions?
How can we evaluate our solutions?
PBL a`la mode
PBLDriving question...What
projects and design challenges can I do with my kids?
Entry Points for PBL
PBL a`la
mode
Driving question...How can I incorporate more elements of PBL into something that I am
already doing?
True PBL
Driving question...What real-world problems and projects could my
kids tackle that would allow them to experience all components of PBL?
Something I am already doing...
Something I am already doing...
PBL a`la mode
Real PBL
•Historical Investigations
•Decision Making
•Problem Solving
•Systems Analysis
•Experimental Inquiry
•Invention
PBL Tasks
Adapted from Marzano’s ‘Generating and Testing Hypotheses’
PBL Tasks
PBL Tasks
In real PBL, the problem is identified by students, rather than given to
them.
In real PBL, the problem is identified by students, rather than given to
them.
In real PBL, the problem is identified by students, rather than given to
them.
Mini-explorations that provide skills and knowledge.
Design a system for pet-washing that reuses, recycles, and conserves
water.
Design a system for pet-washing that reuses, recycles, and conserves
water.
Real PBL
What would it take to survive off of the grid?
What would it take to survive off of the grid?
What would it take to survive off of the grid?
Mini-challenges on electricity!
Mini-challenges on heating, cooling, renewable energy...
Build working models of solar-powered, off-the-grid homes.
Who would win in a battle...a ninja or a pirate?
In the future, I think predict that ______ and _______ will be
extremely expensive.
The reason I feel this way is
because...
For example...
PBLDriving question...What
projects and design challenges can I do with my kids?
Entry Points for PBL
PBL a`la
mode
Driving question...How can I incorporate more elements of PBL into something that I am
already doing?
True PBL
Driving question...What real-world problems and projects could my
kids tackle that would allow them to experience all components of PBL?
Real PBL
Objectives1. Provide principles that will help you to effectively engage students in Project-Based Learning (PBL)
2. Examine PBL in practice in a variety of contexts and classroom settings
3. Preview some tech-tools that help foster PBL in and outside of the classroom.
4. Put you to work!
Objectives1. Provide principles that will help you to effectively engage students in Project-Based Learning (PBL)
2. Examine PBL in practice in a variety of contexts and classroom settings
3. Preview some tech-tools that help foster PBL in and outside of the classroom.
4. Put you to work!
Objectives1. Provide principles that will help you to effectively engage students in Project-Based Learning (PBL)
2. Examine PBL in practice in a variety of contexts and classroom settings
3. Preview some tech-tools that help foster PBL in and outside of the classroom.
4. Put you to work!
Objectives1. Provide principles that will help you to effectively engage students in Project-Based Learning (PBL)
2. Examine PBL in practice in a variety of contexts and classroom settings
3. Preview some tech-tools that help foster PBL in and outside of the classroom.
4. Put you to work!
Get a buddy...
Think about your kiddos!
PBLDriving question...What
projects and design challenges can I do with my kids?
Pick an entry point.
PBL a`la
mode
Driving question...How can I incorporate more elements of PBL into something that I am
already doing?
True PBL
Driving question...What real-world problems and projects could my
kids tackle that would allow them to experience all components of PBL?
Identify your key knowledge, understanding, and success skills.
Pick a problem type.
Think about ways to incorporate the
other elements of PBL.
Sketch or outline your
plan.
Try out your PBL
activities as if you were a student.
Talk to your buddy about what your next
step will be.
Curtis Chandler, Ph.D.BetterLearningForSchools.com
@CurtisChandler6
Creating More Problems in Education...
Objectives1. Provide principles that will help you to effectively engage students in Project-Based Learning (PBL)
2. Examine PBL in practice in a variety of contexts and classroom settings
3. Preview some tech-tools that help foster PBL in and outside of the classroom.
4. Put you to work!
@CurtisChandler6
Think about your kiddos!
Curtis Chandler, Ph.D.BetterLearningForSchools.com
@CurtisChandler6
PBL2
