Project based learning (PBL)

Workshop Overview

Project-based learning involves students working on a project over an extended period of time that motivates them in solving an authentic problem. They demonstrate knowledge, understanding and skills by creating a product or presentation for a genuine audience. Through this approach, students develop deep knowledge in addition to critical thinking, collaboration, creativity, and communication skills.

Project Based Learning, is a teaching method, and participants in the three-session workshop will explore theories behind the methodology and put those principles into practice. They will also explore planning and assessment practices to support PBL and look at best practices for implementing those plans in the classroom.

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Category:

Primary Years

Facilitator:

Eryn Wiseman

Eryn is an enthusiastic and inspiring PYP educator and workshop leader with a thorough knowledge of the IB Primary Years Programme, the Montessori approach, inquiry-based learning and concept-based curriculum and instruction. In her professional life, she has worked in national and international schools in Europe and International Baccalaureate as Associate Regional Manager. With an interest in blogging and writing, she recently co-authored a book titled ‘Teaching and Learning in International Schools’, a practical and accessible book of effective pedagogy and practice for international educators.

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