Project-Based Learning for Gifted Students: A Handbook for the 21st-Century Classroom

This book is not only informative, explaining and giving many tips for PBL, it also contains MANY great resources! There are units, rubrics, contracts, etc. in the back of the book to help you get started! Excellent book!!

good ideas

Makes me seem smart because I have info that clears up confusion between inquiry-based, project-based and Problem-based learning. Step by step options for structuring it in your classroom so I know what I can modify to make it work but still project-based.

This book did not live up to my expectations. It does not have depth and is not good for upper grade levels or more rigorous content for PBL. I thought the search was over but it is just beginning.

We are using this book for a book study and it has provided us with great resources, ideas & research to help us jumpstart PBL for our students.

As a new teacher to the world of gifted education, this book was easy to read and has great activities and strategies to implement in the classroom. Yes, I would recommend it.

Very quick delivery, brand new book filled with alot of great ideas in this new and growing trend! Look forward to bringing some of these ideas into my classroom.

I found this book to be extremely helpful in developing my gifted program utilizing project based learning. It's one that I will refer back to often!

This book is a well written and well presented introduction to PBL, which discusses what PBL is and why it is successful in delivering enhanced learning. It uses examples and there are templates to use when planning your own PBL lessons.