"Yes. Ours is a project based charter school. The system definitely has to change from a rigid structure to a flexible day to make the most of project based learning. We do not have scheduled content classes, except for Math, so it is very possible…"
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"We start each day with an advisory circle where the teacher/advisor and the students form an actual circle and discuss concerns, experiences, new ideas, etc. This definitely helps to build relationships. There are no specific periods of the day and…"
"The Role of the Student and the Role of the Teacher need to change considerably. Here are some essential components of our school:
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"I am the Director of Technology and the principal of a project based charter school. I also teach classes to educators that focus on technology and constructivist learning. We have formed a PBL Network of schools in Wisconsin as part of the…"
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- At 8:19am on February 2, 2010,
Jane Krauss said… - Welcome to the group PBL - Better with Practice! Thanks for your comments and I hope you'll participate in the upcoming conversations. ~Jane
- At 11:33am on February 1, 2010,
Suzie Boss said…
- Hi Janet,
Welcome to the PBL~Better with Practice group. Sounds like you are in a sweet spot when it comes to PBL implementation. Can't wait to hear your insights. And please encourage your colleagues to join the conversation.
Best,
Suzie
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