Project-based Learning Harnessing student engagement

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A practical two day introduction to Project-Based Learning with an emphasis on personalisation and real-world learning.

SahniceLisa Knight, Advisory teacher and Big Picture educator, and Leith Hogan, leading Australian educator, are co-facilitating a workshop for teachers interested in pursuing Project- based Learning (PBL) in their classrooms.
This is a practical introduction to Project-based Learning with an emphasis on personalisationand real-world learning.

The workshop will enable teachers to confidently and adeptly use PBL to engage students, achieve rigorous academic outcomes and develop critical and creative thinking.

The two-day workshop will guide teachers through the process of planning, designing, critiquing and assessing quality projects.

Day 1:

  • What is great PBL?
  • Types of Projects
  • Project Design Ingredients
  • Incorporating Personalisation
  • Linking to the Australian Curriculum

Day 2:

  • Internship Projects
  • Authentic Assessment
  • Public Exhibition of Project Work
  • Designing and Presenting a Project

“Project-based learning is a dynamic classroom approach in which students actively explore real-world problems and challenges and acquire a deeper knowledge.”
(Edutopia)

“Projects originate in mystery as complex problems in real-world contexts and settings related to the student’s interests and curiosities. Pre-packaged projects will not do.”
(Elliot Washor, Leaving to Learn, Big Picture Learning)

Why BPEA?

Big Picture (Previously the ANSN) has over 30 years experience in implementing project-based learning and innovative student-centred pedagogy in schools across Australia. We have the experience, the resources and the networks to support quality PBL for 21st century students.

We have local Australian examples of good projects in action.

We have the support of teachers, students and community mentors who know that our approach works.

Our focus on:

  • the 3Rs - Relationships, Relevance and Rigour
  • personalisation
  • authentic, real-world projects in the community
  • independent learning skills

has proved highly successful in re-engaging young people with their education and equipping them for life, work and further study.

When
June 27th, 2016 9:00 AM to June 28th, 2016 4:00 PM
Location
184 Hampton Rd
Fremantle Regional Education Office
Beaconsfield, WA 6162
Australia
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Event Fee(s)
Standard single attendance fee (incl GST) $ 660.00 + $ 66.00 GST
Single fee if more than one person from school attends (incl GST) $ 630.00 + $ 63.00 GST
Single fee if a BPEA member or from a BPEA member school (incl GST) $ 600.00 + $ 60.00 GST
Single fee if more than one person from BPEA member school attends (incl GST) $ 570.00 + $ 57.00 GST