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This document describes the Buck Institute for Education's phases for its Capacity Building Program.

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  • For more PBL resources, v isit bie.org 2014 Buck Institute For Education

    Purpose Expectations

    n Learn the BIE model for PBLn Walk in the shoes of a participantn Practice the BIE project design process

    n Participate in at least one workshopn Be physically and professionally presentn Engage in the process as a learnern Develop familiarity with BIE tools and norms

    Purpose Expectations

    n Experience different National Faculty stylesn Become familiar with workshop content,

    protocols, and activitiesn Gather facilitation tips and strategies

    n Observe an average of two workshopsn Be physically and professionally presentn Come with your materials prepared (e.g. PBL

    101 Workbook, slide notes, technology, etc.)n Establish rapport with participantsn Support participants during project work timen Expand repertoire of BIE tools and resourcesn Prepare for co-facilitation

    Deliverable: Design and submit an original Project Design (Overview & Student Learning Guide), Project Assessment Map, Project Calendar, and Project Design Reflection

    Deliverable: Submit your Observation Reflections

    Purpose Expectations

    n Model the 8 Essential Elements and the project process

    n Practice delivery and facilitationn Receive feedback from BIE National FacultynRefinePBL101workshopfacilitationskills

    n Co-facilitate an average of two workshopsn Demonstrate your capacity as a

    PBL 101 workshop facilitatornModelpresentationskills;reflectonfeedbackn Establish rapport with participants;

    use humor, personal stories, and icebreakersn Support participants during project work time

    Deliverable: Submit your Co-Facilitation Reflections

    Capacity Building Program PhasesGoal: To develop highly effective PBL 101Workshop facilitators

    Participation

    Observation

    Co-Facilitation