How to Use Project Based Learning to Engage Students & Unlock Their Potential

Listen as Vicki Davis (aka the Cool Cat Teacher) shares with us why project based learning is so powerful, how to get started, and tips to do so effectively:
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Key project based learning takeaways:

where to get ideas
Want to get started with project based learning? Here are some ideas...
- Browse subject or grade-related hashtags on Twitter (even if you don't like to tweet). Click here for a list of current hashtags.
- Meet with students and ask for their ideas
- Search for Project Based Learning activities on Teachers pay Teachers
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Our Father in Heaven is the only one who can help us teach His childdren. He wants them to succeed and we are the means to help Him. We need His guidance to see far beyond our demands, to reach to each one of our students to help them learn.
Project-based learning cultivates the analytical and critical thinking of students. More so, it enhances their creativity. Because they are creating something relevant and enthusing, it sticks to their minds and memories. It can be a mindful experience that promotes better learning that is engaging and less stressful.