
Inquiry Based Learning through the Arts
Where to start with PBL? Between Projects and Problems, there lies the middle ground of inquiry-based learning.
Project Based Learning (also known as PBL), is an approach that connects inquiry, solving real-world problems and meaningful hands-on experiences. This is a perfect opportunity to integrate the arts! But be careful - there's more to this than just fun projects. In this comprehensive area, you'll find everything you need to connect PBL and the arts with integrity. Want to learn more? Try our Project Based Learning in the Arts online class in our Accelerator membership and build a PBL lesson while getting 25 PD hours.
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Where to start with PBL? Between Projects and Problems, there lies the middle ground of inquiry-based learning.

We are embarking on a new endeavor here at The Institute and we're offering you a chance to share your projects, ideas and challenges.

How do human claymation and theatre go together?

SLOs in the Arts - many schools are implementing Student Learning Objectives (SLOs) as part of defining student growth and teacher evaluation.

As more teachers step into STEAM and the arts, one thing is for sure: problem solving is at the core of being a STEAM leader.

Transitioning to a STEAM School requires a 5-step process to investigate, discover, connect, create and reflect.

Today starts the first of an 11-part series that will breakdown and analyze each standard, and provide lesson seed, samples, lessons and assessments.

STEAMing Summer Teacher Deals - Who doesn't love a great discount or deal?

Teaching with Shadow Puppets have a bit of a benefit in the classroom.

The force field arts integration strategy uses the concept of energy exploration and how the force of energy can create change and movement.

This November I will be holding a master class on Common Core Assessments, specifically writing performance tasks for the arts.

We already know that many of the processes and skills that are used in teaching Common Core contents are easily and often transferred into many teaching.
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