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A List of My Favorite Classroom Project-Based Learning Materials

Experiential Learning Depot

Student-led project-based learning doesn’t have to be difficult, expensive, challenging, or time-consuming to set up. Self-directed PBL is, however, a very unique learning experience, and the classroom or homeschool should be set up in a way that is conducive to self-direction and the distinct elements of project-based learning. There are not specific classroom project-based learning materials required for student-led PBL, but I do have some suggestions for general supplies that do nurture

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Remaking the University (Christopher Newfield)

Higher Education Inquirer

You are invited and encouraged to discuss topics regarding higher education , post and share related content, and engage in conversation in order to spread important information. Remaking the University is a blog on higher education created by Michael Meranze and Christopher Newfield. In addition to its consistent blog posts, it is a hub of information, hosting much outside content regarding the many issues within higher education.

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10 Helpful Beginner Tips for Teaching Project-Based Learning

Experiential Learning Depot

"I would love to start teaching project-based learning to student-led learners, but I'm a beginner and I'm feeling really uncertain and overwhelmed by the learning curve". ​I get this comment in my inbox quite often and my response is always that you have to start student-directed project-based learning somewhere. You might as well start now and with a few tricks of the trade in your back pocket. ​ You and your project based self-directed learners will get it eventually, and the jour

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Methods of Student Nonviolent Resistance

Higher Education Inquirer

Resistance has been an essential part of democracy. And the Higher Education Inquirer has reported on a number of nonviolent actions taken by college students and workers across the US. We have also recognized the brutal physical and economic violence that has been a part of US history and social structure and the ineffective counter-violence that has resulted.