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This is the question or objective for the project. This driving question is what the students intend to answer with their research.

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Make the project fun and explore with the students. allow for skill-building, redirection, encouragement, and celebration.

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Teachers need to evaluate the students' understanding of the material. Teachers need to assess the students' knowledge of their goals and objectives through formative and summative assessments.

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Teachers provide a variety or tools, resources, and lesson that support the goals and objectives of the students' projects.

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Teachers assist with organization of tasks and projects. Teachers help students find resources to succeed with the material.

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Teachers promote student independence through inquiry teaching, open ended questions, grouping, and attention to quality. Student lead project with teacher guidance.

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When creating project based learning opportunities for students, teachers need to make sure the projects address key knowledge and understanding in subjects corresponding to the CORE.

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Teachers are responsible for creating or adapting a project for their students. This project needs to implement a launch and is teacher guided, while also allowing the students to have choice.

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The framework for teaching project based learning includes: Design & plan, align with the standards, build culture, manage activities, scaffold student learning, assess student learning, and engage & coach.

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Project based learning is great for students because it's a creative way to learn. Students who interact with material, tend to have more success with the curriculum.

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PBL stands for Problem Based Learning. Students learn about a subject through the experience of solving an open-ended problem.