Examples of using Project-based learning in English and their translations into Slovak
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What is project-based learning?
In the following Education Talks video,Esther Wojcicki shares her ideas on how to apply project-based learning and digital tools in the classroom.
Project-Based Learning Connects Real World with Deep Impact.
STEM education typically focuses on project-based learning in the classroom.
Project-based learning develops these skills every day.
ETwinning projects offer a framework for project-based learning, which includes collaboration between pupils.
Project-based learning allows students to test and apply the knowledge they accumulate in their classes.
We offer an American-style curriculum with project-based learning that allows our students to choose subjects that interest them.
Project-based learning is the main didactic method for the realization of educational and training activities in the Talentway program.
With our unique blend of American style curriculum and project-based learning, we teach more than academic knowledge.
Through thematic and project-based learning, academic concepts will be brought to life and given real-life applications, enhancing student engagement and understanding.
American Academy is a high school that takes the bestfeatures from the American educational system combined with project-based learning inspired by the educational system in Finland.
Thematic and project-based learning principles bring learning to life.
CAMELOT aims to foster the development of an EU-wide approach to language learning andteaching That is Appropriate for the twenty-first century based on project-based learning and learner creativity.
Project-based learning brings students into contact with new concepts and skills through a problem, context or scenario that makes those new ideas worth knowing.
Two interesting approaches,i.e. e-gardening and informatization of secondary schools and project-based learning have been applied by Slovak non-governmental organisations, People in Peril and Pontis Foundation in Kenya.
A network of American schools, we are inspired by the best educational concepts from around the world: freedom to choose subjects, individual approach, subjects divided according to competences,emphasis on practical learning, project-based learning and theme weeks.
Our courses require project-based learning and high-level group exchanges, which will help you to develop valuable soft skills such as team working, negotiation, and public speaking.
Project named Slovak-Kenyan Cooperation for Modern Schools is targeting four schools in Voi District with an aim to provide digital technology, training of teachers,study exchange trips of teachers and starting a project-based learning where students help local communities utilizing their newly attained ICT skills.
By taking the best practices from both early childhood education and hands-on, project-based experiential learning, we strive to meet students' needs in a flexible, mixed-age environment that breaks the traditional walls between school and the community outside the classroom.