#TCEA launches "Jigsaw the micro:bit" online, self-paced course.
Want to unleash the potential of the tiny #microbit in your classroom, but don’t know where to start?
Learn to code, use #JigsawMethod to inspire.
Link with more info: https://tcea.org/learn/courses/jigsawing_the_microbit/
Howdy! I can't wait to share at the #TCEA 2023 Convention in San Antonio, Texas, USA next week. You can find my #edtech #educator focused session resources, as well as listen to an audio welcome online at https://go.mgpd.org/tcea23
Some of the topics I'll be sharing about include #Coaching #JigsawMethod #MicroBit #FormativeAssessment #OneNote and, of course, #Mastodon for #Educators #Teachers #GettingStarted
@plugusin One of the reasons I enjoy PBL is because of it’s relevance to human issues and interests. It’s adaptable in that way. You can easily pick out a news topic that students are passionate about, and turn it into a PBL. Here are some ideas for topics sure to get blood boiling:
https://www.weareteachers.com/high-school-debate-topics/
Of course, it’s so important to build a foundation in the content and skills students need to ensure a #PBL unit is going to be successful. I had a lot of fun blending a high-effect size instructional strategy like The #JigsawMethod into a #PBL - https://blog.tcea.org/napkin-pd-pbl-your-jigsaw/
You can also PBL Your STEM Projects - https://blog.tcea.org/pbl-your-stem-projects/
Gamify Your PBL - https://blog.tcea.org/gamifying-pbl-smashboard-edu/
Remix the 5E Model with PBL - https://blog.tcea.org/remix-the-5e-model/
Lots of possibilities and ideas available online that are even better than the ones I’ve expressed above. @edutooters #Education #5EModel #PBL #STEM
@maria Use the #JigsawMethod to explore a particular topic, build up students background knowledge. Here’s an overview - https://blog.tcea.org/jigsaw-math-classroom/
Then, test their knowledge with one of the many tools available that are fun. #Quizflight, #Vimboard, #Blooket, #Quizizz, #Kahoot! are a few popular ones. 
More info on those here - https://blog.tcea.org/?s=retrieval+testing
