1. Introduction to Project Based Math Math and Science Partnership Onslow County Schools

2. Your Subtopics Go Here Individually, list the first five words or phrases that come to mind when you hear that something is “Project-based”. Compare & Contrast with the folks seated around you to develop a consensus. Right, Wrong, It Depends???

3. Project Based Learning What is it? Project-based education is an instructional approach that seeks to contextualize language learning by involving learners in projects, rather than in isolated activities targeting specific skills So, why PBL?

4. Project Based Learning Explained

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6. Project Based Math Grant Requirements: School implement PBL instruction Model in school Participation of all teachers in grades 3-5 or 6-8 in PLC Planning time (at least twice a month during the day) dedicated to PBL Allow external evaluator (EMEC) to observe teachers and collect data

7. Benefits: PBM will serve as an umbrella for other initiatives such as INCOME, TRACC and STEM Attributes Rubric implementation. Support of coach in your school at least two days a month to assist with instruction, planning and resource development. Quality Professional Development by Buck Institute and UNCW. Stipends for teachers to attend professional development. Funding for instructional materials and supplies. Access to data on program effectiveness.

8. Calendar MonthTopic Comments September 2012Introduction to PBLParticipating Schools Identified PLCs begin meeting October 2012In-Depth Inquiry PBLU free on-line training available. 3 Day Buck Institute PBL 101 for one teacher each grade. November 2012Developing the Driving Question December 2012Need to KnowResource Development Coaches assist with grants and resources. January 2013Voice and Choice March 2013Revision and Reflection April 2013Public Audience May 2013Teacher project presentations June/July 2013Planning for year 230 teachers attend 2week summer academy

9. The Buck Institute for Education

10. PBL University: Continued Learning Typically 2 Week Courses www.pblu.org

11. Participation in the Project Based Math MSP Grant. http://projectbasedmath.wikispaces.com/ Pat.curley@onslow.k12.nc.us