Core Concept: Project Learning
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Why Teach with Project Learning?
Project learning is a dynamic approach to teaching in which students explore real-world problems and challenges. With this type of active and engaged learning, students are inspired to obtain a deeper knowledge of the subjects they're studying. More
Real-Life Examples
Children Start with the Pyramid, using concrete, real-world examples to illustrate core knowledge. More
Research Studies validate project learning. More
Civic Education offers architectural projects and internships to build math and science skills. More
Project learning gives students New Skills for a New Century. More
High school teacher Eeva Reeder tells how she makes geometry come alive through teaching Real Math. More
Student-driven projects enable five-year-olds to go on Voyages of Discovery. More
Relationships Are Key for career academies and a transition program at this high school. More
Students design a school for the future and learn to apply Geometry in the Real World. More
The Biotech Academy -- a school within a school -- puts the emphasis on academics and a career. More
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Instructional Module
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