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Understanding
Problem-Based
Learning

Problem-Based
Learning Pyramid
Lesson Outline

Proper
Implementation
of aProblem
-Based curriculum

PBL Corn

Volcano Middle
Lesson

The Secret
Rock Lesson

Reaction in a
Zip Bag Lesson

Baeza Rocket

More PBL
Websites

PBL web sites

Problem-Based Learning
Central Queensland University Assessment Design

Assessment for Problem-Based Learning
San Diego State Univeristy-This web page examines two separate factors: assessing students to determine their grade in a problem based learning curriculum; and depicting results from studies that have focused on assessing the value of problem based learning curricula.

Project-Based Learning with Mulitmedia
List of roles assessment plays in the classroom.

Project-Based Learning
Project planning assessment, designing, and simultaneous outcomes.

Student Assessment in Problem-based Learning
Web site focuses on the importance of instruction-assessment alignment during PBL and provide detailed examples of exemplary units.

ICT-Assisted Project-Based Learning
This Web site is designed to support a workshop, a short course, or self study on Information and Communication Technology (ICT)- Assisted Project-Based Learning.

PBL Lesson Ideas

Exploring the Environment
Basic, comprehensive, and advanced models and Activities 5th-12th grade

The Topic: Volcano
if you were interested in learning about volcanoes, this should be your first stop. This web site is designed to help guide you in teaching students all about volcanoes using a variety of methods such as video, web quest, volcano cams, and models that can be done in the classroom.

8th-Grade Science
This web site is a great resource for teaching students about the solar system, geological features such as Tsunamis, weather, earthquakes, and landslides. This is a web site that can be used throughout the school year.

Views of the Solar System
When looking for resources for teaching students about the solar system, this web site is wonderful. The web site gives extensive information about each aspect of our solar system. I would use this web site as a web quest for my students.

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