Examples of CBL solution videos
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Katie Morrow started this Scoop.it site apparently today. She collects videos produced by students engaged in Challenge Based Learning projects. I think CBL is an excellent approach to 21st century learning. In a nutshell, it goes a step beyond Project or Problem Based Learning by having students be responsible for defining the problems that their research and problem-solving will address - rather than having techers provide the problems for them.
As many have said recently, even more than being effective problem-solvers, our students must become effective problem-seekers.