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Project Based Learning is a teaching method in which students learn by actively engaging in real-world and personally meaningful projects. TechnoKids technology projects help students apply digital tools to complete open-ended challenges or investigate authentic problems.

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AI in Project-Based Learning: A New Era Of Student Engagement

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Teachers may worry that AI could allow students to bypass effort and learning, but when integrated thoughtfully, it can enhance education. By including AI in project-based learning and the inquiry process, curriculum can become hands-on, interactive, and focused on critical thinking. These are areas where AI alone falls short. This approach encourages students to dive […]

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Discover the Amazing Benefits of Project Based Learning on DQ

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The TechnoKids Computing Curriculum applies a project based approach to learning. What does that mean? According to PBL Works, project based learning, or PBL for short, is a teaching method in which students learn by actively engaging in real-world and personally meaningful projects. At TechnoKids we believe that kids learn by doing. Recently, the TechnoKids

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Six Benefits to Project Based Learning and Technology Integration

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Technology integration and project based learning are a perfect fit. Teachers can design learning experiences that incorporate the use of the computer to complete motivating projects. For example, a historical technology project may include the publication of a biography or a rainforest technology project may include the creation of a  eco-tourism travel advertisement using Microsoft

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Technology Integration and Project Based Learning

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Technology integration can incorporate the use of the computer in the classroom throughout the learning process to have students complete technology-based projects. For example, students can use software to write reports, create advertisements, publish a web page, and design a poster. These activities are meaningful and motivating to students. This article examines how project based learning and technology

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