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PBL and Inquiry

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Welcome to PBL and Inquiry

This module is designed to connect the elements of PBL with inquiry.�� It will start with a PD on project-based learning, then connect the elements of PBL with inquiry, and finish with the 5E model as a method of instructional design.

Project Based Learning (PBL)

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This video focuses on the Buck Institute's Elements of��PBL.�� The reflection doc below is to identify��an element and start thinking about��how it can be integrated into your classroom.��

Inquiry

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This PD focuses on the big idea of Inquiry.�� The reflection doc below expands on��the information from the PBL reflection doc and connects it to inquiry.��

The 5E Instruction Model

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Now that you have a better idea of the elements of PBL and Inquiry let's look at one way to design instruction.

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PBL and Inquiry

Welcome to PBL and Inquiry

This module is designed to connect the elements of PBL with inquiry.�� It will start with a PD on project-based learning, then connect the elements of PBL with inquiry, and finish with the 5E model as a method of instructional design.

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This PD focuses on the big idea of Inquiry.�� The reflection doc below expands on��the information from the PBL reflection doc and connects it to inquiry.������

Now that you have a better idea of the elements of PBL and Inquiry let's look at one way to design instruction.

This PD focuses on the big idea of Inquiry.�� The reflection doc below expands on��the information from the PBL reflection doc and connects it to inquiry.��