PBL Student Performance in Higher Ed | Episode 53

Student Performance in Higher Ed
If we look at what it truly means to be college ready[...], those skills are built in PBL. They are more like survival skills.
— Dr. Jose Martinez, Professor of Secondary Education, MSU Denver

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Join our hosts for episode 2 of their PBL & Higher Ed mini-series! This episode, they are joined by Dr. Jose Martinez, a Professor of Secondary Education at MSU Denver to talk about student performance in Higher Ed as it relates to PBL. This conversation takes two paths; the first discusses Dr. Martinez’s use of PBL components and strategies for his Education Program students at MSU Denver. He talks about the value of PBL and student-centric strategies for his students as they prepare for their own education career. The second part of the conversation is based around Dr. Martinez’s own research into the post-secondary experiences of students coming from PBL schools and pathways. He highlights the advantages PBL provides for those students as they leave the K-12 experience and head to the next level. He also offers some advice for teachers in a PBL environment as he discusses some of the gaps demonstrated or felt by students from PBL school heading to college. 

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Show Notes

*EPISODE 53 FULL SHOW NOTES

Resources & Links Related to this Episode

  1. PBL Examples: STEM PBL Units created by Teach (STEM)^3 Scholars at University of Indianapolis in Indianapolis, IN.

  2. PBL Workshops for Higher Ed | PBL Jumpstart Overview for Pre-Service Teachers


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