"I am fortunate enough to have the same students year after year from Kindergarten through 6th grade, so each year we do more inquiry (in primary grades, we call it I Search). At first when they are in 2 - 3rd grade, it's a pretty structured…"
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Linda Strickland Martin
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Linda Strickland Martin replied to Suzie Boss's discussion Welcome, New Members in the group PBL ~ Better with PracticeLinda Strickland Martin replied to Sue Boudreau's discussion How can we revive creativity in schools, projects, teachers, admin and KIDS? in the group PBL ~ Better with Practice"Last summer I attended MEMTA, Michelson Exxon Mobile Teacher's Academy for science and math. It was AWESOME. We spent everyday learning in ways we should be teaching our students. You may have heard of lesson structuring using the 5 E's -…"
Linda Strickland Martin replied to Suzie Boss's discussion Welcome, New Members in the group PBL ~ Better with Practice"Hello! I am an advanced academic resource teacher. I've been using PBL for a few years with varying amounts of success. This year I felt I had more success for a number of reasons. For the first time, I felt the students were able to be more…"
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- I am an advanced academics resource teacher in an urban school near Washington, DC. My responsiblities include teaching K- 6 and working with teachers and students to differentiate instruction. My interest is STEM education and I also run a GEMS Club, Girls Excelling in Math and Science.
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