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Monthly Archives: February 2018
The Blue People of Kentucky~ Such an Awesome Project-Based Learning Project!
Ok, I admit it….. I have always wanted to try a Project-Based Learning Project (PBL) but I have been a little intimidated by it. I teach high school general Biology students, not honors, so how can I differentiate a huge … Continue reading
Posted in biology, Project Based Learning PBL, Sketch Notes, Strategies, Teaching
Tagged biology, genetics, high school, PBL, Pedagogy, science, secondary school, teaching
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A Cool New Classroom Game from Quizlet!
Have you tried the new classroom game from Quizlet? I confess. Yesterday, I really needed an engaging way to help my students review our big unit on Chromosomes, Cell Cycle (Mitosis), and Meiosis. Most of my students are familiar with … Continue reading
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