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 I need help with my reflection for a Planning for Instruction class.M3 Project Based Learning ReflectionName Planning

 I need help with my reflection for a Planning for Instruction class.

M3 Project Based Learning Reflection

Name

Planning for Instruction Section

Teacher

12/06/2024

Strategy Overview (Summarize the strategy in your own words. (one paragraph))

Advantages (Explain 2 benefits to using the strategy with your grade level. (two paragraphs))

Struggles (Explain 2 struggles that you think might occur when using this strategy with your grade level. (two paragraphs))

Use of Strategy in Kindergarten (Briefly describe how you may use this strategy in the future with your grade level and content area. (two paragraphs))

References

Videos

Edutopia (Ed.). (2010, January 21).
An Introduction to Project-Based Learning. YouTube.

Edutopia (Ed.). (2014, June 26).
5 Keys to Rigorous Project-Based Learning. YouTube.

Readings

Martirena, C. C. (2024, November 7).
Managing PBL progress with Young Learners. Edutopia.

Martirena, C. C. (2024a, April 16).
PBL for pre-K through second grade. Edutopia.

Miller, A. (2016, January 8).
6 strategies for differentiated instruction in project-based learning. Edutopia.

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