Interested in taking classroom projects beyond a fluffy dessert idea or add-on to your units? Leave the “dessert” behind and focus on projects that serve as the “main course” – learn how to design innovative, standards-based projects that that are both rigorous –and relevant. The Buck Institute of Education (BIE) is the prominent nationally-recognized project-based learner (PBL) provider in the country. Lead by a BIE-certified workshop facilitator, participants will experience a specially designed high-quality learning process in which one actually experiences PBL as a learner while designing their own PBL unit. As a result, participants will get a better classroom feel for PBL while learning basic principles for designing, assessing and managing PBL projects Through a combination of direct instruction, video analysis and hands-on collaborative work, participants have the opportunity to plan, design and receive peer feedback on an engaging and rigorous project using the BIE model and tools. Every participant receives a free copy of the 2011 revised PBL 101 Workbook, which includes rubrics, planning forms, activities, readings, etc. In addition, participants will have an exclusive invitation for an Ohio PBL wiki that contains Ohio-focused, K-12 PBL units for teachers to share. Lunch is on own. Questions? Contact sandy.denney@escco.org or 614-542-4111.

Interested in taking classroom projects beyond a fluffy dessert idea or add-on to your units? Leave the “dessert” behind and focus on projects that serve as the “main course” – learn how to design innovative, standards-based projects that that are both rigorous –and relevant. The Buck Institute of Education (BIE) is the prominent nationally-recognized project-based learner (PBL) provider in the country. Lead by a BIE-certified workshop facilitator, participants will experience a specially designed high-quality learning process in which one actually experiences PBL as a learner while designing their own PBL unit. As a result, participants will get a better classroom feel for PBL while learning basic principles for designing, assessing and managing PBL projects Through a combination of direct instruction, video analysis and hands-on collaborative work, participants have the opportunity to plan, design and receive peer feedback on an engaging and rigorous project using the BIE model and tools. Every participant receives a free copy of the 2011 revised PBL 101 Workbook, which includes rubrics, planning forms, activities, readings, etc. In addition, participants will have an exclusive invitation for an Ohio PBL wiki that contains Ohio-focused, K-12 PBL units for teachers to share. Lunch is on own. Questions? Contact sandy.denney@escco.org or 614-542-4111.

 Interested in taking classroom projects beyond a fluffy dessert idea or add-on to your units? Leave the “dessert” behind and focus on projects that serve as the “main course” – learn how to design innovative, standards-based projects that that are both rigorous –and relevant. The Buck Institute of Education (BIE) is the prominent nationally-recognized project-based learner (PBL) provider in the country. Lead by a BIE-certified workshop facilitator, participants will experience a specially designed high-quality learning process in which one actually experiences PBL as a learner while designing their own PBL unit. As a result, participants will get a better classroom feel for PBL while learning basic principles for designing, assessing and managing PBL projects Through a combination of direct instruction, video analysis and hands-on collaborative work, participants have the opportunity to plan, design and receive peer feedback on an engaging and rigorous project using the BIE model and tools. Every participant receives a free copy of the 2011 revised PBL 101 Workbook, which includes rubrics, planning forms, activities, readings, etc. In addition, participants will have an exclusive invitation for an Ohio PBL wiki that contains Ohio-focused, K-12 PBL units for teachers to share. Lunch is on own. Questions? Contact sandy.denney@escco.org or 614-542-4111.

Interested in taking classroom projects beyond a fluffy dessert idea or add-on to your units? Leave the “dessert” behind and focus on projects that serve as the “main course” – learn how to design innovative, standards-based projects that that are both rigorous –and relevant. The Buck Institute of Education (BIE) is the prominent nationally-recognized project-based learner (PBL) provider in the country. Lead by a BIE-certified workshop facilitator, participants will experience a specially designed high-quality learning process in which one actually experiences PBL as a learner while designing their own PBL unit. As a result, participants will get a better classroom feel for PBL while learning basic principles for designing, assessing and managing PBL projects Through a combination of direct instruction, video analysis and hands-on collaborative work, participants have the opportunity to plan, design and receive peer feedback on an engaging and rigorous project using the BIE model and tools. Every participant receives a free copy of the 2011 revised PBL 101 Workbook, which includes rubrics, planning forms, activities, readings, etc. In addition, participants will have an exclusive invitation for an Ohio PBL wiki that contains Ohio-focused, K-12 PBL units for teachers to share. Lunch is on own. Questions? Contact sandy.denney@escco.org or 614-542-4111.