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PBL Simplified (6 Steps to Move Project Based Learning from Idea to Reality)
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Overview
What if, rather than just surviving another school day, educators were inspired and thriving?
What if administrators and teachers knew how to confidently lead their schools toward a Project Based Learning environment?
What if leaders in education had the skills, structures, and resources to equip every teacher in their building to create a PBL classroom?
The process and structures for Project Based Learning have been tested, researched and ready for education professionals to implement! Ryan Steuer, host of the PBL Simplified Podcast and founder of Magnify Learning, has combined the structures of Project Based Learning with Win Stories, Fail Stories, and Practical Steps that give every educator a place to start.
Within PBL Simplified, teachers will find stories and resources they can use right away in their classroom to improve learner outcomes—no matter if they are new to PBL or a veteran PBL facilitator. By applying Ryan’s leadership insights, instructional coaches and principals will be able to avoid common pitfalls of PBL implementation and create a Project Based Learning plan with buy-in from teachers, parents and community partners.
Don’t start implementing PBL without first reading PBL Simplified!
