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PBL Award Winning Blog
This Blog "PBL: Better with Practice" consists of group of (approx 250) educators interested in fine-tuning classroom practice to get the very most out of project-based learning.
E-Pals Webinar: Global Collaboration with E-Pals
Come to a one-hour free webinar to learn how to join the Global Community and find partners for your classroom or students. Also, sign up your students for safe and protected ePals SchoolMail, featuring TRUSTe certification of child privacy. SchoolMail365 was released Feb. 2 and is 100% erateable.
Use these tools with your K12 students and add authentic communication to learning.
Also see the free teacher and student forums and projects created by ePals and by ePals members. View student work in the ePals Student Media Gallery: http://bit.ly/StMedia
Join the largest global community of K12 learners, with 600,000 classrooms in 200 countries!
RSVP at http://epals.101.sgizmo.com
Welcome to Project-Based Learning Blog
Welcome to this blog where we can share ideas and resources related to our project-based learning curriculum. Watch this introductory video
Food and Culture: Global Classrooms Project
Food and Culture: A Global, Collaborative, Classrooms Project
Food is culture - Introducing the newest, most exciting global classrooms project online to date! Join now, and be prepared to get your students engaged, motivated and learning with this platform for rigorous, relevant and real-world curriculum.
Can you imagine how excited and motivated your students will be as they collaborate with students in classrooms in other countries? We will provide you with many ideas for class, whether you're PK, high school or university. This entry point - food - has been the common factor in socialization and community building for thousands of years. But we don't have to stay focused just on food. This unit will expand into many directions, and you and your students will choose which possibilities to explore.
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