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John PearceTeachers have always used each other for good ideas to improve their instruction. The Designing Effective Projects resource includes a collection of exemplary Unit Plans that integrate technology into classroom projects. Most of the units were developed by teachers participating in the Intel® Teach professional development program. The program emphasizes curriculum development that aligns to standards and promotes higher-order thinking using Curriculum-Framing Questions, authentic project tasks, effective instructional strategies, and performance assessment. Designing Effective Projects provides a foundation for good planning and supports you in adapting these project-based units or developing your own from scratch.
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"When projects start, I'm
tearing around facilitating lots of activities at once. Project days are harder
than paper and pencil days, but the kids are so charged, so deeply engaged, it's
worth it."
Lisa-Helen Shapiro
First grade
teacher
Teachers have always used each other for
good ideas to improve their instruction.
The
Designing Effective Projects resource includes a collection of
exemplary Unit Plans that integrate technology into classroom projects. Most of
the units were developed by teachers participating in the Intel® Teach
professional development program. The program emphasizes curriculum development
that aligns to standards and promotes higher-order thinking using
Curriculum-Framing Questions, authentic project tasks, effective instructional
strategies, and performance assessment. Designing Effective Projects
provides a foundation for good planning and supports you in adapting these
project-based units or developing your own from scratch.
Project Design
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Learn about effective use of project approaches
across the curriculum and grades. Follow planning guidelines to help you target
standards
and assess student products and performances.
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The Designing Effective Projects resource includes a collection of exemplary Unit Plans that integrate technology into classroom projects. Most of the units were developed by teachers participating in the Intel® Teach professional development program. The program emphasizes curriculum development that aligns to standards and promotes higher-order thinking using Curriculum-Framing Questions, authentic project tasks, effective instructional strategies, and performance assessment. Designing Effective Projects provides a foundation for good planning and supports you in adapting these project-based units or developing your own from scratch.
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Teachers have always used each other for good ideas to improve their instruction. The Designing Effective Projects resource includes a collection of exemplary Unit Plans that integrate technology into classroom projects. Most of the units were developed by teachers participating in the Intel® Teach professional development program. The program emphasizes curriculum development that aligns to standards and promotes higher-order thinking using Curriculum-Framing Questions, authentic project tasks, effective instructional strategies, and performance assessment. Designing Effective Projects provides a foundation for good planning and supports you in adapting these project-based units or developing your own from scratch.
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Teachers have always used each other for good ideas to improve their instruction. The Designing Effective Projects resource includes a collection of exemplary Unit Plans that integrate technology into classroom projects. Most of the units were developed by teachers participating in the Intel® Teach professional development program. The program emphasizes curriculum development that aligns to standards and promotes higher-order thinking using Curriculum-Framing Questions, authentic project tasks, effective instructional strategies, and performance assessment. Designing Effective Projects provides a foundation for good planning and supports you in adapting these project-based units or developing your own from scratch.
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Learn about effective use of project approaches across the curriculum and grades. See how well-designed Curriculum-Framing Questions keep projects focused on important learning goals. Find good ideas for assessing projects and keeping students on track during project work. Follow planning guidelines to help you target standards and assess student products and performances
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Teachers have always used each other for good ideas to improve their instruction. The Designing Effective Projects resource includes a collection of exemplary Unit Plans that integrate technology into classroom projects. Most of the units were developed by teachers participating in the Intel® Teach professional development program. The program emphasizes curriculum development that aligns to standards and promotes higher-order thinking using Curriculum-Framing Questions, authentic project tasks, effective instructional strategies, and performance assessment. Designing Effective Projects provides a foundation for good planning and supports you in adapting these project-based units or developing your own from scratch.
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Learn about effective use of project approaches across the curriculum and grades. See how well-designed Curriculum-Framing Questions keep projects focused on important learning goals. Find good ideas for assessing projects and keeping students on track during project work. Follow planning guidelines to help you target standards and assess student products and performances
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