Project-Based Learning in an Actual Classroom: Kris Schwengel at TEDxHonoluluED
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- Kris Schwengel who has enthusiastically taught elementary school for 18 years, incorporating cool technology, creativity, and fun into math. Kris argues his learning method through the Death to the Rhombus!
"Death to the Rhombus! Project-Based Learning in an Actual Classroom: Kris Schwengel at TEDxHonoluluED"
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Teachers who think their role is to tell the students what they need to know are going to absolutely hate this method. Especially those who feel threatened by anything which calls their teacher centred methods into question will not be able to adapt to this method at all.
If you don't like taking risks or learning along with your students then this is not the method for you.
Students who have learned to shut up, only answer questions, and generally sit back and let the teacher do all the work are not going to like this method because they have no chance to hide. So expect some resistance.
However, the results are amazing if you have the right attitude.
awesome, where can we get more info or examples on this type of teaching?
He was my friends teacher
Great video!
This is utter nonsense ! How about teaching students some real math?
what is real math?
You can do Mathematics questions as a project's scaffolding step. Doing project based learning didn't mean abandoning worksheets or exercises, but give an authentic purpose to that exercise, that is "doing that exercise, get that basis, to solve a real world problem".