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In this episode of the PBL Simplified Podcast, Ryan Steuer discusses the critical role of inquiry in Project Based Learning (PBL). He emphasizes the importance of driving questions that spark curiosity and engagement among students. The conversation explores strategies for teaching students to ask better questions, embracing uncertainty in the learning process, and the significance of community partners in enhancing inquiry-based learning. The episode provides practical insights for educators looking to implement PBL effectively in their classrooms.
Takeaways
- Inquiry is foundational in Project Based Learning.
- Driving questions should spark curiosity and engagement.
- Teaching students to ask better questions is essential.
- Embracing uncertainty can enhance the learning experience.
- Community partners add real-world relevance to PBL.
- Authentic PBL involves solving real-world problems.
- Encouraging a growth mindset helps students embrace failure.
- Effective PBL requires local and relevant driving questions.
- Students should document their questions throughout the process.
- Inquiry develops a hunger for learning.
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