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Flipping Bloom's Taxonomy with PBL for Deeper Learning
Director of TeachThought PD, Drew Perkins, explains how using PBL actually helps you flip Bloom's Taxonomy to increase deeper learning. Visit http://www.wegr...
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Comment by Rob Schoonveld on April 3, 2017 at 2:44pm
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Project Based Learning may have to come after our Danielson Evaluation as there is a lot of 'content' to learn and, of course, PBL takes a lot of time. Quarter 3 & 4- a great idea. Couple this with projects posted on students' very own Google Sites/ web pages and there are some great digital portfolios of learning to showcase.
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Comment by Kathleen Kocimski on March 31, 2017 at 11:49am
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Very visual!
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