BACK TO PROJECT BASED LEARNING BLOGSBy: Rachelle Antcliff, Director of TrainingMagnify LearningColumbus, IN Collaboration is hard. It can be uncomfortable, threatening, stagnant, unappealing, and down right frustrating. The flip side, however, is the magic and beauty...
Have you ever put your learners in groups only to hear crickets chirping or 7th grade boy shenanigans? If we are asking our learners to collaborate without practicing the skill of collaboration, we are asking a lot of our learners. After all, most adults don’t work...
Group contracts provide clear roles and expectations in a Project Based Learning classroom. Without them, you might as well be trying to help the local food pantry by working with students in your entire lunch room! Ouch! Learners want to learn together. The know the...
