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Inquiry Reading Apprenticeship and ProjectBased Learning Freaky Inquiry Reading Apprenticeship and ProjectBased Learning Gretchen Robertson amp Jennifer Boland Skagit Valley College ID: 289925

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Slide1

Freaky

Inquiry

Reading

Apprenticeship and

Project-Based LearningSlide2

Freaky

Inquiry

Reading Apprenticeship and Project-Based Learning

Gretchen Robertson & Jennifer BolandSkagit Valley CollegeSlide3
Slide4

What is Project-Based Learning?Slide5

Project-Based Learning is a

Freirean approach to education that is focused, authentic, and student-directed. It “involves trying to solve complicated problems that do not have easy solutions or a single answer” (Behizadeh, 2014).Slide6

What are some of the problems with

Project-Based Learning?Slide7

Students feel fearful when asked to do student-directed group projects.

Cognitive engagement is hard to achieve with problems that are too easy to solve or are inauthentic. Students don’t know how to perform research and analyze sources.Slide8

What’s Missing from PBL?Slide9

Reading Apprenticeship Framework

Seemingly unsolvable, high-interest problems (Kobayashi Maru) Metacognitive text (text about

thinking)Slide10

Reading Apprenticeship Framework

Creates opportunities for sharing texts

Creates a safe space for asking questionsSocialPersonal

Knowledge-building

CognitiveSlide11

“After reading and researching with my classmates, I started to feel more comfortable knowing that I’m not the only one starting from scratch. Everyday I notice that I’m getting more and more motivated to learning and trying new things I never would have.”

–Michelle BergemeierSlide12

Reading Apprenticeship Framework

Builds knowledge of multiple genres of texts

Builds knowledge of disciplinary discourses and practicesFacilitates group monitoring of comprehension when reading high-level textsHelps students set reading purposes and adjust reading processes

Develops metacognition, fluency, and stamina

Develops reader confidence and range

Increases awareness of relevancy through focus on personal connections

Creates opportunities for sharing texts

Creates a safe space for asking questions

Social

Personal

Knowledge-building

CognitiveSlide13

Solving Serious Real-World ProblemsSlide14

Solving Serious Real-World Problems

Can bullying be prevented?How can the DOC give ex-offenders the foundation needed to escape being trapped in the system?

What makes people truly happy?How can higher education be reformed to increase student success rates for the 21st century?Slide15

Metacognitive Text

Think Like a Freak is a how-to manual for unconventional thinking and problem solving.Slide16

Process

Person A shares Golden Line (3 minute)B responds (1 minute) C responds (1 minute) A has final word (1 minute)

Person B shares Golden Line (3 minute)C responds (1 minute) A responds (1 minute) B has final word (1 minute) Continue until everyone has shared their Golden LinesLast Word ActivitySlide17

What are the steps for thinking like a Freak?Slide18

Admit you don’t know the answer.

“The book helped me open my mind in new ways, or really just helped me to not be scared of not knowing.”

–Brandon Mansfield Slide19

Ask the right question.Slide20

Dig deeper—Look at the foundation of the problem.Slide21

Think like a child.

“This project changed my thinking because now I think like a child. This means that I’m curious to know more information about problems. I feel like I can find real answers to problems that matter to me.”

-Jorge Meza Slide22

Evaluate incentives.Slide23

Make your case.Slide24

RA Assessment

Reading Apprenticeship PortfolioPersonal Reading History

Community ContractNew Words or Phrases ListEvidence & Interpretation LogTalking to the TextReading Strategies List Reading InventoryGolden LinesSlide25
Slide26

“Now I know that I need to make myself aware of all my own perceptions and biases in order to see the true things.”

-Serina Hinds Slide27

How can higher education be reformed to increase student success rates for the 21

st century?Admit you don’t know the answer.Ask the right questions.Dig deeperThink like a child

Evaluate incentivesSee the connectionsYour Turn