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I like how the projects resonate with the community so the students see a value in the project.  Students are always wondering if they really need to learn this or how can they use it in life and these projects answer those questions.

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I like that it also checks in with their social emotional needs & highlights the fact that each child is in a different home sitaution/environment so w muct be mindful of that as they embark on these projects...

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PBL engages students to inquire and think critically about the world around them.  I think it important during this remote learning that since the teacher is not there physically, she thought carefully as to who would work well with who.  Rosemary Graham PS154

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students collarbration

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What words really stood out was project milestones and equity mindedness.

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2. create student collaboration through digital assignments  and be flexible with time

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This is what stood out for me. Recognize that not all of our students will independently seek out support.

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I liked the  hashtag idea.

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This weekly reflection check-in seems super valuable -- via Flipgrid.  (Also I uploaded a screenshot)

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I was intrigued by the Milestones chart

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Project designers did a good job of anticipating student needs. I liked the rubric on progress/problems.

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"...our students' home lives are not something we can dictate. This is a time where we need to lead with grace and flexibility, knowing that each of our students is moving through this distance learning experience differently. Our students need us now more than ever..."

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Social Emotional

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But due to the independent nature of this type of project, I knew it wouldn’t be very supportive of some of my students who may feel isolated at this time.

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Autonomy

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Let students to guide by themselves

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I love how the teachers were able to foster independence by providing guiding tools to help them move toward autonomy. For example, using the accountability documents. I also loved the connection to the real world.

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Equity: We need to keep in mind students individual situations and meet their needs

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1. Be mindful of home conditions, so be flexible

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thanks! eric lewis at brooklyn tech

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Google meets can have break out rooms

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Google Meets has a workaround to have breakout rooms. Let us know in the chat your name and school and we can set up a time to show you.

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the article mentions the importance of digital opps for student collaboration, and references breakout rooms in zoom. now that zoom is off limits, can you recommend a digital platform that has the same function?

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Am I missing something, or all these just 2-page project overviews?  Leaves you lots of freedom...and work.

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The students can practice their skills of every aspects

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Students can collaborate in real-life projects.

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I spent 5 minutes setting up an account and only saw the first one "Literary Playlist." It's not unlike other literary projects I've seen before, but if I had more time to look there may have been more to grasp.

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I loved that it is so interactive and gave scaffolding which I feel is so important for children to be able to get started. Rosemary Graham PS 154

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It is culturally responsive, especially building knowledge and technological skills that they will need to be college ready and also for the world too. Also, I like the idea of a music playlist for literature.

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I liked that students can learn about issues that are important in the real world. The civilization activity and the discussion of the biases involved in calling civilizations primitive and advanced was really great.

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The high school finance class was amazing.

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I like the way the projects were real-life applications.

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Having to register for each link was annoying. Flashy. Consistent design. Could have used more time to explore.

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Students working together and selecting a topic student seem interest in.

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The project ideas are good, but nothing particularly new.  I see things that I've already created on my own.

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Lots of student choice and autonomy

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I think the PBL can engage students on their study units

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I also wonder how this could work in a HS math class

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It's also project based

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high school students were able to 'debate' on both sides of an issue and then go into teams to do their projects

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What characteristics surfaced for you during your exploration?

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Very engaging. I like the driving questions that allowed everyone to have a response

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I am sorry.  I did not find anything, though I did start a padlet account. as well as my microphone and the chat.

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They are all relevant and connect to the real world. Also, they are creative and engaging

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Students can work together

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Stuck in padlet.  Not finding chatbox, links or anything.  Can't even find microphone.  Please try to help me.

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I"m not sure what to do now I'm still on the page w answers also

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I  am not finding those links.  I am still on the page with the answers.

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Lots of our studs have tremendous challenges occurring in their own lives

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That we can make deep content and knowledge as well as critical thinking.

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#1: I think PBL is appealing because students can see their work materialize. It's creative and differentiates instead of standardizes towards the same goal

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PBL has many layers creative research, independent writing and a final product.

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PBL allows students to be creative

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Project-Based Learning is appropriate for remote learning because it provides opportunities to be creative and help the students be more engaged!

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They need some independent work

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There is a definite end goal

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It is very fun to see the final products that students can produce that are related to their lives and their creativity.

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I think PBL is very important in remote learning because it fosters independence and be creative in learning

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It gives me a chance to learn new ways to connect with students

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project learning needs to be transparency where students are engaged and creative

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Students can gain knowledge across different platforms over a period of time. Allowing them to be creative and learn how the want to learn.

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PBL is good for RL as students can work on own time and time that is available in their own lives

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As a Bank Street teacher, I feel that Project Based Learning is essential because the students are engaged and able to work on their own.  Rosemary Graham PS 154

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Online learning is interactive technologically and so connects students to many sources and activities in real time outside the classroom.

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Project Based Learning is appropriate for remote learning because it can keep students engaged. Students can share their creativity as well.

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Not sure. I'm still curious what exactly is meant by PBL--as opposed to instructional units that end in a project. (if there's a difference)

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Allows you to learn more creative ways throughout this time of virtual learning.

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In the best case, PBL allows students to construct their own understanding of text, the world, and themselves.

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I like for students to work collaboratively and to have an outlet to express their creativity.

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I think is team work

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What makes PBL appropriate for RL is the ability for students to choose their medias, topics of interest abilities.

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more engaging for students and they can work independently and not be stressed to do something daily

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engaging

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Designed well, PBL allows students to find their own focus, synthesize different sources, and create a product for a real audience.

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It allows for student choice and independence

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1. Project Based Learning is appealing to me because it can allow for students to be hands on while also meeting standards in a variety of content areas.

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Students are able to work on their own and create projects, but also share their work with one another.

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I'm working on a cross-curricular project for June - we are running out of material to teach as there is no more regents prep

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Students can focus on an end goal that is tangible.

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We can practice the same skill repeatedly and students can work on their pace

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RE: PBL-> It creates student independence!

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Project Based learning is more engaging and fun for the students, if they are given clear directives.

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Students produce interesting products that appeal to them and can be exhibited.