
Assessing implementation and impacts of PBL
in diverse K-12 classrooms
Chair: Jason Ravitz, Buck Institute for
Education
Discussant: Cindy E. Hmelo-Silver,
Rutgers University
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Symposium Papers
1. Evaluating Implementation and Impacts of Problem Based Economics
in U.S. High Schools (Paper/PDF
- Poster/PPT)
by Jason Ravitz and John Mergendoller (Buck
Institute for Education)
2. Understanding the Implementation of Problem-Based Learning in New
York City High School Economics Classrooms (Paper/PDF
- Poster/PPT)
by Babette Moeller -- (Center
for Children & Technology, EDC)
3. Problem-Based Learning and Psychological Type: Results from Three
Sixth-Grade Classrooms (Poster/PPT)
by Sara
Sage -- Indiana University, South Bend
4. Converting Problem-Based Learning to Standards-Based Assessment
(Paper/PDF)
Eva Baker, Hasmik Avetisian & Denise
Huang -- UCLA, CRESST
5. Measuring opportunity to learn in PBS: Predicting urban middle school
students achievement and motivation (Poster
(.jpg), - Poster
(.doc)
by Phyllis Blumenfeld, Joseph Krajcik,
Rosalind Kam, Toni Kempler, Sarah Gallagher, LeeAnn Sutherland, and Robert Geier
(University of Michigan)
6. Online teacher professional development: Design principles,
their instantiation, and learning outcomes (Paper/PDF).
by Duffy, T., Kirkley, J., Del Valle, R. and Malopinsky, L. (2005).
Center for Research on Learning and Technology, Indiana University, Bloomington.
7. See Cindy Hmelo-Silver's Discussant Comments.(Note. Tom Duffy was unable to join us at AERA, but has provided the above paper for consideration).