Transforming Science Learning: Part 2: Project-Based Learning: Principles to Sustain Student Learning and Teacher Change In Practice, 12/7/2022
- Shared screen with speaker view

01:21:39
I'm looking for original question, but missing it. It looks like we are saying what breed of dog we would be. I guess I would be an English Springer Spaniel. They love people and are active dogs.

01:23:09
Great! Thank you Laurel

01:23:29
Question- What distinguishes PBL-designed science units from other high-quality units of study in science? It seems like all the criteria you listed for features of PBL are features in all HQ ('badged") units, but I've never heard those units identify themselves as PBL units. Appreciate your help as I clarify my thinking!

01:29:19
How do ya'll assess students' acumen with the SEPs? Have you developed rubrics, etc.?

01:30:37
whoohoo copyrights!

01:31:47
Do the Learning Performances match the NGSS Evidence Statements?

01:32:05
We help teachers develop rubrics using the Evidence Statements (descriptions telling how we will know if students have met the LP). We do include some rubrics in lessons, but more often in PL.

01:32:42
Thank you!

01:34:24
The PLs are already posted on https://sprocket.lucasedresearch.org/login?redirect=%2Fportal

01:35:29
DO we have the login / password??

01:36:13
You have to create a free account

01:36:40
If you sign up it is free they will give you a password

01:36:46
thanks

01:36:51
Sure!

01:37:21
Look for the elementary PBL, although there are more grades and even more disciplines on LER.

01:37:39
ELA and math and social studies for Project-based Learning

01:51:10
For next segment

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https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Zw0O_S1HO5cjw1rRKPhGH_ew_GqHOwt2WrdrIqV8Zxc/edit#slide=id.g1a5eb2c37c6_1_173

01:56:11
Fun and messy!

01:57:36
Presenting National Parks will be fun!

01:57:43
Sorry Links

01:57:44
L6.1 Location Choices (Slides)L6.1 Resources for LS6 Final ArtifactSlides for generating Final Artifact Anyone Can Edit Link

01:58:06
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1nLTr7WU0TJhu0WtWpA59ALdTyZIt0JmHte0zZbGKKMg/edit#slide=id.p1

01:58:07
Messy is good!

01:58:30
👍🏽

01:58:51
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1BNGp8XmDRrYcNfxFF1CwBWZQvTTcfJ70

01:59:31
Slide for Final Artifact

01:59:32
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1h0m0BUatqw78jEd8BvEVfHUz4fmBWQQUsVcfs-vA2Ho/edit#slide=id.g1abd5e669c2_0_85

02:00:42
Maybe

02:00:49
👍

02:00:55
OPen Slides to add one from your group

02:00:55
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1h0m0BUatqw78jEd8BvEVfHUz4fmBWQQUsVcfs-vA2Ho/edit#slide=id.g1abd5e669c2_0_35

02:01:01
Well, I'll know better when I see it.

02:01:12
👍

02:01:18
Great!

02:01:26
I may help for one of the people in the breakout to share their screen

02:01:32
Laurel text us if you are needing help!

02:01:45
Are the task directions in the breakout room?

02:01:58
I will repeat them! :-)

02:02:10
I'm butting in here but remember you can participate in breakout rooms via camera and mic; mic only, or chat window only.

02:02:19
TY

02:02:45
I looked at the slides and that helped.

02:03:39
:)

02:11:47
Ha! Got it

02:12:17
I enjoyed that. Thank you!

02:12:53
Were we supposed to change the after picture for our prediction?

02:13:20
OOh cool presentation ideas!!!

02:14:53
we didn't have time

02:14:53
check#11

02:14:53
One observation we made is that because the article talks about dinosaurs, students would probably draw dinosaurs even though they are only going back 1 million years (dinosaurs were 65 million years ago)!

02:15:06
look at group 2

02:15:14
I just flipped through all of them to see what was done.

02:15:32
^haha we did that

02:15:44
love the dinosaur

02:15:52
Cute dinosaurs!

02:15:57
thank you

02:17:52
Nice work! Hopefully you have a chance to understand what it all works like

02:25:03
How do you adapt PBL for students with IEPs or lower learning abilities? Do you make simpler projects or more guided information? On Sproket (probably spelt wrong) do they have modifications or differentiated learning?

02:25:55
We provide guidance for teachers to scaffold (provide additional support as needed).

02:26:46
Are there any resources for EL students (translated in different languages)…just curious with technology i often just pre translate material as needed but if it was already done it would be great

02:28:12
Act it out?

02:28:22
Choose your own examples

02:28:27
charades

02:28:39
Use them use camera to take pictures

02:28:41
Four square it rapid change slow change no change unsure

02:28:41
find another group that you think has something in common and do a venn

02:28:48
student records evidence

02:28:49
compare and contrast with students from another state/country

02:29:36
We discuss this in PL, but also often describe options for varied levels of independence in unit work. We also suggest a range of reading materials in the Classroom Library Connection list so teachers have texts students who are reading at a lower reading level have something to use. Teachers often pair a strong reader with a weaker reader. We also suggest whole group reading or explanation development to model the process first, and then gradually release the practices to the students. Teachers plan in Unit 1 and scale up in subsequent units.

02:30:14
students retain the concepts learned

02:30:53
We have data that shows students who are reading at lower levels can share their science learning in post-unit assessments and score well.

02:30:54
Yes! Exactly

02:31:22
Teachers across the board report that they want all their Special Ed and ELL students in science because that's where they shine.

02:31:40
🧡

02:37:20
agreed! I have witnessed this in my classes.

02:37:46
All levels improved!!!

02:38:50
The case study book is wonderful!

02:40:50
Thanks Holly

02:41:30
How do you build in structure for students to work at their own pace or go into varying levels of depth & complexity with the topic?

02:41:58
What @Susan said was exactly my experience with 3-5 PBL! Special Education and ELL students shined and many took on leadership roles in project groups!

02:42:22
I am inspired

02:43:56
Are there specific assessments for PjBL?

02:44:44
We have post-unit assessments that will be posted on Sprocket soon.

02:45:08
If you want to see them before they are posted, we can share.

02:45:20
Andrea so true

02:45:26
A bit thanks! My school is pretty unique in that we try to offer more personalized/self-paced learning. Also I teach high school so it's a bit different.

02:45:53
Yes the assessments are on Sprocket. We have informal and also formal assessments

02:46:31
The teacher can walk around the room and look for specific practices or ask a question of students and write down their answers

02:46:47
Definitely check out the formative assessment support on each Learning Set Tab. The lesson features are summarized as a tool for teachers to decide which items to look for and record to assess progress toward goals.

02:46:57
And collect artifacts and we have evidence statements to see if the students are meeting expectations

02:47:02
Thank you so much! This was a GREAT session!

02:47:03
Thank you all so much!

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02:47:27
Thanks so much!!

02:47:33
Thanks a lot!!!

02:47:37
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02:47:55
Miigwech/Pidamaya

02:47:56
Thank you!

02:47:57
Thank You!!!

02:48:04
Thank you!

02:48:08
Thank you.

02:48:12
Thank you!

02:48:14
Thank you for this program. We need to do an evaluation for credit, correct?

02:48:14
Thank you!!!! I’m a firm believer that PBL works!!!! Experiences they’ll never forget

02:48:16
thank you!

02:48:17
Thank you

02:48:20
Thank you!

02:48:24
Last evening, I tried finding your HS material in the website. Do you have a link you could share?

02:48:27
Is there a different collection for today? Or is it the same from yesterday?

02:48:56
Ana-Maria send me an email and I can send you stuff.

02:49:20
Thank You

02:49:28
Thank you so much!

02:49:32
Try these

02:49:33
https://www.oecd.org/education/fostering-students-creativity-and-critical-thinking-62212c37-en.htm