Monday, November 26, 2012

Reading Reflection 11

There are numerous of things that occur after a project using project-based learning. The students and instructor feel as if they have been somewhere together. They've been on a journey and it was long and worth it. But in the end it was completed. These projects will leave you and your partners with vivid memories. Even souvenirs an artifacts we have collected along the way. Along with plenty of ideas for shaping your next learning adventure.

There are ways of 'bringing your project home'.

  • You can capitalize on your investment
  • You can critique your own work
  • Share your insight
    • share by using existing networks
    • create a project library
    • Turn your project into an archive on the Web
    • Publish your project
  • Become a resource for your colleagues
  • Enter a contest
  • Enjoy the journey
This chapter relates to me and everyone else participating in these PBL projects. Everyone needs to understand the things that occur after the projects are done. We all need to find ways to 'bring our project home'. We each have our own way to 'bring our project home' and find a way to help others after we are done.
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  1. UnknownNovember 30, 2012 at 7:17 AM

    I agree that we all need to find a way to help others after we are done. The amount of work put into PBL needs to be shared to help other teachers as well as to allow ourselves to reflect on the journey.

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  2. UnknownDecember 3, 2012 at 5:17 PM

    Nice summary of the chapter. I like the bullet points for ways to "bring the project home." Simple and straight to the point. Good job!

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