Project-based learning

A guide for teachers who want to start with projects: driving question, final product, phases, cooperative work, continuous assessment, an example project on the neighbourhood's water and mistakes to avoid.

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What’s inside

  1. Learning by doing
  2. What makes a project different
  3. The phases
  4. An example: the water in our neighborhood
  5. Six-week calendar
  6. Real teamwork
  7. How to assess
  8. Mistakes to avoid
  9. Design yours

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