Last week, I ran across this very helpful chart from FriEd Technology that differentiates "doing projects" with students from PBL...and these points hold true for STEM education as well. Although this is not the full picture of STEM education, it helps to quickly clarify and set expectations for both student and teacher expectations.
Wednesday, 24 June 2015
The Difference between "Doing Projects" and Project Based Learning
Last week, I ran across this very helpful chart from FriEd Technology that differentiates "doing projects" with students from PBL...and these points hold true for STEM education as well. Although this is not the full picture of STEM education, it helps to quickly clarify and set expectations for both student and teacher expectations.
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