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PROJECT BASED

The Role of the


Module in
teacher -4
PROJECT-based
Learning
Agenda
✔ Identify the role of a teacher in successful implementation of Project

Based Learning

✔ Design strategies in group to support implement Project based

Learning(PBL).

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BINGO MINGO
✔ Each participant receives a bingo
card.

✔ As the time starts mingles to find


people who fit the descriptions, and
has those people write their names in
the boxes.

✔ Do not repeated names more then


twice

✔ The first to get all shouts "Bingo!" 5

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What did we
understand Example
by playing Create a strong sense of
togetherness V/S competition within
Bingo? your class and with you.

Involve as much student voice as


possible.

Being aware of each of your


students’ needs, and tracking the
change over the time.
Role of a teacher Creating SAFE
Example
Environment
Check-In Circles Scaffolded Project Milestones
Start class with short emotional or Break large projects into smaller
academic check-ins so students can steps with mini-deadlines and
express how they’re feeling. guidance.
Example: “On a scale of 1–5, how Example: Provide a project planning
confident are you feeling about your sheet with checkpoints and space for
project today?” teacher feedback.
“To educate the mind without
educating the heart is no
education at all" - Aristotle

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Role of teacher Character and
moral Development PBL process of student autonomy:
Fosters a sense of responsibility
Direct character and moral goals: and accountability for their

For example, projects that requires actions. Character goals such as

students to research and advocate collaboration, resilience,

for a social or environmental issue tolerance, respecting opinion and

may include character goals such as growth mindset, leadership are

empathy, integrity, and civic practiced implicitly

responsibility.
Character and
moral
Development
Teachers' role Example

Portfolios of students' work can


reflect empathy, integrity, and civic
responsibility.

Badges can be awarded to recognize


and reward honesty, courage, respect,
helping others.

Model integrity and inclusiveness.


Teachers role in successful
implementation of Project
Based Learning
✔ Each group has been give a topic.

✔ The task is to brainstorm and list as many ideas as possible.

✔ Each group will present their work in front of the other in a


way that they give insight on the topic to other groups and
receive constructive feedback.

✔ Split the role into writer, presenter, example giver …


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Teachers role in successful
implementation of Project Based
Learning
Group – 1 Group - 2
Role of a teacher in Role of a teacher for
creating environment and successful group work and
arranging resources collaboration

Group – 3 Group – 4
Role of a teacher in Role of a teacher as a
planning showcase / Mentor, observer,
presentation/ event. feedback provides and
Encourager.
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successful
implementation of
Project Based Learning

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Feedback
Example
Constructive feedback: teachers
provide direction for the students by
appreciating current achievement to
improve performance further.
THANKS!
Any questions?

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