Date/Time:
April 7, 2021 | 7:00-8:00 pm EST (New York City time zone)

Location:
This session is held online

Facilitators:  Telannia Norfar and Chris Fancher

Registration and participation in this PLC is FREE

As math PBL teachers, we get asked a lot about how to teach the content while doing PBL. It is an understandable and great question. It is not that you can’t lecture and do practice problems in a project. It is just that you do so much more. Join this session to learn some strategies to teach math concepts while doing a project.  Facilitated by Telannia Norfar and Chris Fancher.

Graduate Credit
Interested in attaining graduate credit for attending these PLCs?  Here's how.  Attend 8 PLC topics of your choice.  Write a brief summary of how each PLC topic resonated with you and your practice. Submit all of your reflections to Teresa Dempsey by June 1, 2021.  Contact Rob Engel for an Ashland registration link coming soon!   One-hour Ashland University option available for $249. Fairfield County educators may purchase graduate credit for $195.


“We Want a PBL Learning Community!” You asked for it, you got it!

PBLers - both new and experienced, have been asking for a way to stay connected this year as most of us will likely be embarking upon some type of digital PBL journey with our students. We know this is daunting and can feel lonely. PBLMatters is proud to create a FREE PBL PLC (professional learning community) series to help you be successful. Our goal is to connect you with PBL experts in the field and to establish a community of fellow PBL teachers that can routinely meet and share questions, solutions, and strategies.  Each PBL PLC session will have a specialized topic and begin with an introduction by a featured guest speaker with time for Q/A and breakout sessions with other teachers. Our plan is to create an ongoing series of PBL PLC convenings. Stay tuned to see an offering about every 2 weeks.  Please share these FREE PBL PLC opportunities with your colleagues!

Please complete the registration form below. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Rob Engel at 740.653.3193 x 5270 or rengel@fairfieldesc.org.