PROJECT-BASED LEARNING
MAXIMIZE STUDENT ENGAGEMENT THROUGH PROJECTS THAT DRIVE LEARNING
What is Project-Based Learning?
Project-Based Learning is a pedagogy of teaching and learning in which complex questions and real-world problems engage students. Authentic tasks motivate students to think critically, work collaboratively and design creatively as they prepare to share their results with an invested audience. It’s much more than an activity tacked on to the end of a unit – these projects drive the learning through sustained inquiry and student ownership.
Why PBL?
Project-Based Learning provides students endless opportunities for problem solving, collaboration, creativity, and critical thinking. Students are engaged and motivated because they have choice in and responsibility for their learning. PBL gives students the freedom to use their God-given gifts and abilities to engage God’s world and transform and impact their communities in meaningful ways.
