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Catlin Tucker @CTuckerEnglish English Teacher, PD Facilitator & Author www.CatlinTucker.com Blended Learning & Student Driven Projects to Personalize Learning and Increase Engagement

Blended Learning & Student Driven Projects

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Would you like increase student engagement and personalize the learning experiences for your students? What if you could do that and increase the amount of material covered? In this session, join Catlin Tucker as she covers how to facilitate focused student-driven projects using asynchronous, online discussions that engage students in collaborative group work using an online learning platform. She will show how you can create more opportunities for students to work together explore, problem-solve, think critically and create! Catlin will present three different multidisciplinary project structures that can be facilitated in a blended learning model -combining work in the physical classroom with work done online - to increase student engagement and personalize each learning experience.

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Catlin Tucker @CTuckerEnglish English Teacher, PD Facilitator & Author

www.CatlinTucker.com

Blended Learning & Student Driven Projectsto Personalize Learning and Increase

Engagement

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What is Project Based Learning?

Inquiry driven

Student centered

Relevant & rigorous

Multidisciplinary

Tackles real world challenges

Requires critical thinking, problem solving, collaboration & reflection

Creates something

Project Based Learning

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Traditional Instruction vs. PBL

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PBL Classroom

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Emphasizes communication

Stress real world relevance

Encourage higher-order thinking skills

Value research and problem solving

Weave in technology and media literacy

Common Core & PBL Aligned

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Challenges with Traditional Group Work

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PBL: Basic Stages

Stage 1: Driving question

Stage 2: Explore & discuss

Stage 3: Research

Stage 4: Design solutions & create something

Stage 5: Reflect

Stage 6: Publish

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Ideas for Integrating Technology

Generating Questions

Padlet.com

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Stage 2: Exploring the Question

What is the nature of topic, question, problem or dilemma?

What do we already know about this topic?Are there possible limitations or constraints?Are there potential options for resolution?

Explore & Discuss

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Take Discussions Online

CollaborizeClassroom.com

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Face-to-Face Conversations

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Checking in…

Google Voice or Voice Memo

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Stage 3: Research the Problem

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Gathering Information

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Ideas for Integrating Technology

Dynamic Research Tool

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Step 4: Design Solutions

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Making the Most of Basic Tech

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Create & Share

Prezi

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Step 5: Reflection

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Reflecting Online

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Step 6: Publish & Share

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Challenge Based Learning Project

Goo.gl/kOHgi(*URL is case sensitive)

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Questions?

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Catlin TuckerTwitter - @CTuckerEnglish

Education Blog - www.catlintucker.com

Blended Learning in Grades 4-12: Leveraging the Power of Technology to Create

Student-Centered Classrooms (Corwin – June 2012)

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