STEAMPunk Girls: Encouraging girls into STEM using PBL
Through project based learning, girls at this school innovate ways in which they can assist a student with a disability at their school.
Through project based learning, girls at this school innovate ways in which they can assist a student with a disability at their school.
You’ve heard the term ‘authentic assessment’, but do you actually know what it means? We’re breaking down the jargon to explain what authentic assessments are, why they’re important and how three academics have come up with creative ways to incorporate them into their classes today. What would you do:...
How can we help students to develop project management skills to help them in our PBL programs and ready them for their future? 6 quick tips!
Just like you might scaffold the learning in key knowledge areas, vital soft skills such as collaboration also need scaffolding to ensure are students work effectively and successfully.
Heard this before? 'but when will I ever use this skill in the REAL world?' Authentic assessment allows students to demonstrate key learning and 21st century skills through tasks that connect with the real world.
At Doonside Technology High School, we recognised the need to change our teaching and learning practices if we are to prepare students effectively for a life after school in the 21st century. During Term 1 of the school year, students in 7 Purple created a healthy chocolate alternative,...
The U@Uni Summer School program provides an opportunity for 200 students from low socioeconomic backgrounds in NSW to come on UTS campus to learn and discover alongside UTS students and academics. The program builds 21st century capacities such a collaboration, creativity and innovation through its interactive and hands on...
Teachers share the exciting and engaging ways their students showcase and exhibit major works during culminating events.
Students at Granville Boys High School (GBHS) are steering their way through Science, Mathematics, TAS, and PDHPE in transdisciplinary PBL.
Mark Armstrong, who works in the TAS faculty at Oberon High School (OHS), shares his experiences in co-designing and delivering the Year 7 PBL project titled ‘Oberon rocks’, which sees students combine science and geography to explore what makes their local landforms so amazing.