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Quality Life for All, Project Presentation.

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Quality Life for All, Project Presentation.

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Marlon, Edy and Rebeca.

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Quality Life for All.

How can we increase the amount of fruits and vegetables in our community?

Gardeners.

Time

ACCESS 1 Ss

10 Weeks

Students will create an individual garden, in which will grow fruits and/or vegetables for healthy eating for them and their families.

What is it about?

Students will create something like this...

Garden (boots, bucket, gloves, grass, hose, leaf, plants, shovel, watering can, pot).

Seed of fruits (apple, banana, grape, apricot, lemon, orange, pear, mango, blackberry), vegetables (tomato, potato, carrot, cucumber, onion, peans, radish).

Key Content

Milstones

There may be between 5 to 6 milestones. Each one is described in the plan bellow.Click on Info to find it.

Info

Rubric

Thank you!

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Quality Life for All. by Ana Rebeca Noemi Leal Ramos on Genially

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In order to improve the quality of life and health of our students and their families, the Quality Life for All project will consist of students researching: farming techniques, soil quality, seeds, agriculture, that will help them decide what seeds to plant in a garden that they will create with th

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Project Planner.
Marlon, Edy and Rebeca.

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Measure your plan against this rubric. The original can be found at https://www.pblworks.org/

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Plan your PBL Unit with this handy template.

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Worth keeping this in mind as you develop and plan your own PBL Course.

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Take a look at our Google Sites (Still in building process).

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This project was conducted from June to August of 2021 with the participation of 5 participants from different parts of Guatemala. In this, the development of topics such as culture and diversity are the main characters. Its objective is to break and end the stereotypes of tourists about Guatemala

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Website - group 2 GUATEMAYA

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This website is not an official U.S. Department of State website. The views and information presented are the English Language Specialists' own and do not represent the English Language Specialist Program or the U.S. Department of State. The English Language Specialist Program and the English Access Microscholarship Program are funded by the U.S.

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Check here for more about those THINKING strategies we talked about today.

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PZ's Thinking Routines Toolbox | Project Zero

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The Toolbox organizes the Thinking Routines into categories that describe the types of thinking the routines help to facilitate. Some routines appear in more than one category, and some routines have different versions that offer modifications for specific age groups or more specific conceptual challenges.

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How can traditions affect or benefit human rights in your hometown?

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How can we as Embassadors highlight the diversity of cultures in Guatemala?

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Resources and suggestions including a PBL podcast!

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Our Foundations of PBL Workshop, the center of both PBL Hilton Head and PBL Grow 20, is focused on helping you learn project-based learning through the creation of a project for implementation in your classroom.

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How can we increase tourism from home for foreigners on social media?

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How can we promote Mayan Language in Cobán?

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This is an overview of The Beauty of Home.

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Product

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Multidisciplinary

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Investigation

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Pictures and other resources to promote critical thinking skills from the Learning Network and the New York Times.

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Intriguing Times images stripped of their captions — and an invitation to students to discuss them live.

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How can we encourage tourism in our hometown?

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How can we encourage tourism in our hometown?

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This is an overview of The Beauty of Home.

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This is the first field specialized in sunflowers that exists in Guatemala. Visiting this destination is a unique experience since you will be able to appreciate nature with a yellow landscape thanks to these renowned plants. It is the ideal setting for photographs. ❤️

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Take a look at some of the project videos on this page to see PBL in action.

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of videos, planning forms, rubrics, blogs, and more. Whether you want to learn about PBL, or find classroom resources, our materials will support your journey.

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For your planning toolbox.

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Kaq ik is a turkey soup typical of the gastronomy in Guatemala. It is a food of pre-Hispanic origin. The name is of Mayan origin: it comes from the Mayan Language words q'eqchi’ 'kak and ik. In 2007 it was declared part of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of the Nation.

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I live in Chichicastenango, and this is a colorful place, where you can fins a lot of handicrafts. This picture is in december 21st. in this date is the traditional fair.

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Our Final Product

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This English Language Specialist project was conducted from June to August of 2021 with the participation of approximately 140 teachers from Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador. The focus of this training was on Project-based Learning (PBL). In this website, we share the steps of a model

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Chocolateria Doña Pancha is a well-known place of artisanal chocolate in Quetzaltenango. The place was founded in 1870 as a family business, and it is the perfect place to go during cold or rainy days to share a drink with family or friends.

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I live in Guatemala city, zone 13, in my town I have a great view. In this picture you can see Amatitlan Lake. today's cloudy, but in this town's view I am able to see Pacaya Volcano, and Agua Volcano. I like the view of the lake, and this lake is really close, I can even go there by bicycle, it might take me up to 4 hours on bike, but it like the experience.

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In the central park, we have the church that, as a curious fact we have ''two churches'' where we just have the front wall from the original that an earthquake destroyed years ago (the white part you see on the pic) and, they build a replacement after that.

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Is an ecological park surrounded by nature, people can swim in their turquoise waters, ride a horse, do canopy, camping, and just relax yourself. Hun Nal Ye is also call La Casa del Dios de la Luna.

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Vivero Verapaces.
The representative flower of Cobán is the orchid known as "Monja Blanca", which is also the National Flower of Guatemala.
The "Verapaces" nursery is a unique orchid nursery, as it has one of the most complete collections in the country; it has more than sixty thousand specimens, belonging to seven hundred and fifty varieties, including two hundred miniature orchids.

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Cerro El Baul, it is located about 3km north of Almolonga Volcano. It is one of the city´s last remaining green areas. It was declared national park in 1955. The park is under serious threat due to illicit extraction of trees and advancing urbanization crossing the park borders

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Chicabal Lagoon in San Martín Sacatepequez is a good place to hike and to have an spiritual connection with nature.

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Here in Cobán each year there is a competition where people from different parts from Guatemala and different countries come to participate in this amazing race of 21 kilometres. I have been participate for 6 years. This race is called: Medio Maratón de Cobán.

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Victoria's National Park. It is a really interesting place to visit. 5 years ago I was working in a project that involved tourism and we tend to visit the park frequently. The crocodile was the principal attraction and its name was "Lencho". Sadly, it is not alive now but I remember him as a good friend

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Beautiful Xelajú moon

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When you're arriving to Esquipulas this is the first view you have of this small, but wonderful place and for me it's the best landscape of the world. There is not other place like Esquipulas.

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These cicadas visit Maryland once every 17 years! Talk about "long time no see" or hear as the case may be.

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Helpful resources and guidance to continue the work!

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PBL leads to deeper understanding and greater retention of content knowledge

PBLWorks offers online and in-person Project Based Learning workshops and courses for educators seeking to give their students more. Whether you are new to Project Based Learning, advancing your practice, teaching in-person, or facilitating PBL curricula online, we have a path just for you. Pick your pathway and explore how to get started today...

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Project Based Learning for all. We build the capacity of teachers and school leaders to design and facilitate quality Project Based Learning.

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Google site - group 3

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This website is not an official U.S. Department of State website. The views and information presented are the English Language Specialists' own and do not represent the English Language Specialist Program or the U.S. Department of State. The English Language Specialist Program and the English Access Microscholarship Program are funded by the U.S. Department of State.

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This website is not an official U.S. Department of State website. The views and information presented are the English Language Specialists' own and do not represent the English Language Specialist Program or the U.S. Department of State. The English Language Specialist Program and the English Access Microscholarship Program are funded by the U.S.