Project based learning high school english

Teaching podcasting in the English classroom just got easier! I'm sharing 20 of my favorite podcasts and best teaching tips to help you get started...

Learn how Project Pals make it easier for educators to find PBL projects that are just right for their classrooms. Upgrade project-based learning with this powerful platform.

If you’re looking for creative project ideas for your high school English students, look no further. Get ready for serious engagement when you try out the project options in this post, all designed to immediately engage your students around any text. #ela

Now that the 2017-2018 school year has come to a close, I am spending some time reflecting on my practice as an educator. While there were some lows of the

Engaging Projects or Project Based Learning (PBL) for High School, Secondary, or Middle School English ELA Literature.

A few years ago, the staff at my school began learning about inquiry research. We used the book, Comprehension & Collaboration: Inqu...

Are you looking for ways to hold your students’ interest and ignite their passion for learning? Look no further! In today's blog post, we will explore

Dive into our latest blog article featuring 75 creative class project ideas designed to inspire teachers of math, science, English, art, and business classes. These projects are perfect for middle and high school educators looking to invigorate their curriculum with real-world learning experiences! Check out the blog post! #classprojects #projectbasedlearning #mathprojects #scienceprojects #englishprojects #artprojects #middleschool #highschool

Project based learning has been a part of teaching forever. It’s nothing new, but we’ve seen a resurgence within the past few years and it's a buzzword we all like to use. I get quite a few questions from teachers asking how they can start and what they can try. That’s why I’ve put together some of my favorite tips for getting started and what to expect when you decide to take the plunge…and I think you should. Sure, some of these might be simple, but they're worth repeating and thinking…

How do you individualize instruction in your classroom and allow students to pursue their interests? Middle school and high school English Language Arts teachers discussed the types of individualized learning they use in their classroom: project based learning, Genius Hour, and 20% time, and how they got started and introduced it to students. Teachers also shared past PBL units, final products, successes and obstacles. Read through the chat for ideas to implement in your own classroom.