Computational Thinking
As we roll out Project Pals, one of the things that keeps me busy is how to teach users to identify the main parts of a problem. As intuitive as it may seem, this is one of the most complicated parts of problem solving in a project setting. I thought about this problem a lot and came up with a short algorithm that trains users how to...
21st Century Skills
A few hundred years ago, education meant an apprenticeship under an expert, not years spent in a...
Educational Technology
Most adults spend much of their workday at the computer. Whether it’s teleconferencing with people...
Deep Learning
Project-based learning lessons build on the idea that student-directed learning is the most...
Educational Technology Project-Based Learning
Students are tired of boring classrooms. Teachers are sick of disengaged students. It doesn’t have...
Deep Learning Strategic Thinking Math
It is quite typical for math to be a content outlier when it comes to Project-Based Learning (PBL),...
Inquiry Based Learning
In a typical American classroom, students are passive recipients of knowledge. They must memorize...
Student-centered learning (SCL) might seem inconsistent with basic educational goals. After all,...
Project-Based Learning
Most teachers know that children are more invested in learning when it’s fun and relevant. What...
Project-Based Learning
Every teacher knows that STEM-based learning is the wave of the future. Most also know that STEM is...
- Maegan Rutherford,
STEM Coordinator and Teacher
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