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Running Bibliography - PBL: Explanations and How To's
At the beginning of this exploration into PBL, I had no idea where to start. I am not an Education major, but I do feel an undeniable bond with...
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Starting My Classroom Experience
This past week, I met with my sponsor and a teacher from one of our local elementary schools. Up until now, I have focused mainly on reading through...
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Running Bibliography: Feminist Pedagogy
During this year-long exploration, I have started to look into different pedagogies that have evolved over time. This running bibilography compiles...
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Presenting to the Public: My Sharing of PBL with the Greater Greencastle, IN Community
So, it’s been awhile since I last posted! I’m a firm believer in taking breaks, so when Christmas break rolls around I’m avidly resting and reading...
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Immersing Myself in PBL: Part One of My Visit to Southport Elementary
Yesterday morning, I had the pleasure of visiting Southport Elementary school south of Indianapolis; this elementary (1-5) school boasts a school-...
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The Power of a Simple Math Problem: Part Two of My Visit to Southport Elementary
The Tour In my previous post, I talked about my arrival at Southport Elementary in southern Indianapolis, and some of the conversation I had with the...
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The How's and Why's of PBL: Part Three of My Visit to Southport Elementary
Post Tour Interview After our wonderful tour through the halls and classrooms of Southport Elementary, we stopped to chat and ask questions that had...
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A Trip to the Pool (Well Almost a Pool!)
As I mentioned in an earlier post about meeting our community partner (click here to catch up!), one of the most important components of Project...
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Notes from Underground
My relationship to my profession—teaching comparative literature, religious studies and philosophy at an elite liberal arts college, DePauw...
