Presentation is loading. Please wait.

Presentation is loading. Please wait.

Student Choice in the PBL Model

Similar presentations


Presentation on theme: "Student Choice in the PBL Model"— Presentation transcript:

1 Student Choice in the PBL Model
Genny Lambert Bryn Grosskopf Becky Carlson

2 History of Student Proposal at STEM
STEM 4.0 (2013/2014 school year) STEM 5.0 (2014/2015 school year) Students wanted it! Started during Trimester 3 in 2014 Project Based Learning template from Buck Institute Electives learning targets only Offered all 3 trimesters Visited other schools Content and electives learning targets Cross curricular facilitators How can we grade students on these standards for content? Since we are only using the Essential 8 Standards? Bryn

3 Why Student Choice? Student interest has a connection with content
Intrinsic motivation Ownership of their learning Develop Essential 8 skills Becky

4 3 Major components Passion Ideation Process
Intrinsic Motivation Self-direction Ideation Process Time Management Personal Responsibility Challenge and perseverance Collaboration & Communication (w/peers or mentors) Bryn

5 Activity Shopping Cart Activity IDEO video Genny

6 How does it work? Student Perspective Teacher Perspective Freedom
goal setting time management Independence My Choice Passion! Daily goals and reflection (timeline) PBL Template STEaM time (3 times a week, 1hr) Cross curricular 21st Century Skills All

7 What does it look like? 30 second video
Connor Arjun Anthony Elle & Kaylyn Gear ratios of rc Cars Indian Drum Music extended to other classes Rubik's cube edible Water bottle All

8 Connor - gear ratio of rc-car

9 Dewane’s Jet engine research

10 Abby’s square watermelon design

11 Anthony’s rubik's cube, ukulele, and

12 Photography, TRASH ART, SALEM WITCH TRIALS,
*Several STEaM classes were created due to ideas that sprouted from a Student Proposal idea! *Photography 101 *Trash Art *Salem Witch Trials Becky

13 What did we change for this year?
STEM 6.0 Teacher recommendation Ensuring students are choosing sustainable projects Encourage community partnerships Mentors, financial, community service ALL

14 What did we change for this year? (conti.)
STEM 6.0 Cross-curricular accountability Spreading the word for student proposal inter-school projects inter-community projects ALL

15 Q&A session Resources: STEM Inc website select the STEaM tab for info.


Download ppt "Student Choice in the PBL Model"

Similar presentations


Ads by Google