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Rigorous PBL by design : three shifts for developing confident and competent learners / Michael McDowell ; foreword by John Hattie; afterword by Suzie Boss.

By: McDowell, Michael (Michael P.) [author.].
Publisher: Thousand Oaks, California, USA : Corwin, a SAGE publishing company, ©2017Description: xx, 187 pages : 26 cm illustrations.Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781506359021 (pbk. : alk. paper).Other title: Rigorous problem-based learning by design.Subject(s): Problem-based learningDDC classification: 371.39 M14 2017
Contents:
Focusing on confidence and competence in learning -- Designing PBL for student confidence and competence -- Design shift I: Clarity -- Understanding expectations of learning upfront -- Design shift II: Challenge -- Structuring and sequencing learning through projects --Design shift III: Culture -- Knowing and acting on impact collectively -- Reflections on PBL practice.
Summary: The author shows how Project or Problem-Based Learning can be designed differently in order to accomplish maximum student growth in learning.
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 173-178) and index.

Focusing on confidence and competence in learning --
Designing PBL for student confidence and competence --
Design shift I: Clarity --
Understanding expectations of learning upfront --
Design shift II: Challenge --
Structuring and sequencing learning through projects --Design shift III: Culture --
Knowing and acting on impact collectively --
Reflections on PBL practice.

The author shows how Project or Problem-Based Learning can be designed differently in order to accomplish maximum student growth in learning.

College of Education Graduate Studies

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