Nine elements of project- based learning
Anchor
Anchor is the central theme or problem that the project is made around.
Task
The specific assignment or goal that students must complete as part of the project. It outlines what the students are working toward and sets clear objectives. A well-defined task helps keep the project focused and manageable
Directions
Clear Instructions provided by the teacher that guide students through the project. These might include timelines, steps, criteria for sucess, or how the work will be assessed. Detailed directions help students understand the expectations and process.
Student choices
This element allows students to make decisions about certain aspects of the project, such as the topic, how to present their work, which materials to use. Offering choices increases student engagement by giving them ownership of their learning.
Student Inquiry
Encourages students to ask questions and conduct research to find answers. Inquiry promotes deeper learning as students investigate and explore topics beyond surface- level understanding.
Callaboration and Teamwork
Project- based learning experiences are designed for students to work together in groups, developing teamwork and collaboration skills. This element helps students learn to communicate, share ideas, and solve problems collectively.
Teacher Coaching and feedback
When doing the project the teacher plays a role like a coach providing guidance, support, and constructive feedback. this helps students stay on track and improves their work.
Student Reflection
After completing a project, students reflect on what they learned, how they approached the project, and how they could improve. Reflection helps solidify the learning experience and promotes personal growth.
Public Presentation
Students present their finished projects to an audience, which could be peers, teachers, parents, or community members.
Conclusion
These 9 elements together make project-based learning a dynamic approach that not only teaches content but also builds thinking, problem-solving, and collaboration skills.
questions?
which project based element do you like most?
9 Elements of project-based learning
Cameron skinner
Created on October 5, 2024
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Nine elements of project- based learning
Anchor
Anchor is the central theme or problem that the project is made around.
Task
The specific assignment or goal that students must complete as part of the project. It outlines what the students are working toward and sets clear objectives. A well-defined task helps keep the project focused and manageable
Directions
Clear Instructions provided by the teacher that guide students through the project. These might include timelines, steps, criteria for sucess, or how the work will be assessed. Detailed directions help students understand the expectations and process.
Student choices
This element allows students to make decisions about certain aspects of the project, such as the topic, how to present their work, which materials to use. Offering choices increases student engagement by giving them ownership of their learning.
Student Inquiry
Encourages students to ask questions and conduct research to find answers. Inquiry promotes deeper learning as students investigate and explore topics beyond surface- level understanding.
Callaboration and Teamwork
Project- based learning experiences are designed for students to work together in groups, developing teamwork and collaboration skills. This element helps students learn to communicate, share ideas, and solve problems collectively.
Teacher Coaching and feedback
When doing the project the teacher plays a role like a coach providing guidance, support, and constructive feedback. this helps students stay on track and improves their work.
Student Reflection
After completing a project, students reflect on what they learned, how they approached the project, and how they could improve. Reflection helps solidify the learning experience and promotes personal growth.
Public Presentation
Students present their finished projects to an audience, which could be peers, teachers, parents, or community members.
Conclusion
These 9 elements together make project-based learning a dynamic approach that not only teaches content but also builds thinking, problem-solving, and collaboration skills.
questions?
which project based element do you like most?