This weeks PBLChat topic was suggested by one of our student chatters @EmmyRyd2016  "Moving Students Away From Wanting Directions and Worksheets" . It was a great suggestion that hit home with many of us. Definitely check out the link to the archive and read through the resources and ideas shared.  Here are some of the Top Tweets with #PBLChat hashtag this week.

Adding benchmarks throughout projects to prevent procrastination! #PBLChat via @AnnaKinsella

Want to see examples of 1st grade pbl projects start to finish? Check out our site. http://www.plymouth.k12.in.us/1st-grade-pbl.html …via @LaurenCooper112

For me it was when I realized that filling in blanks wasn't what learning is about #pblchat Learning deep requires questions via @AnnaMae7784

Awesome school wide project!: RT @mikekaechele: How will you Revolutionize the World? http://www.michaelkaechele.com/how-will-you-revolutionize-the-world/ …via @JenFelke

If you haven't seen "School and the Real World" from @gantalones it is worth your time http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1Lc38MxfH4 …  via @MikeKaechele

So good! Short read. ++ “@edutopia: [Can't Miss] Can PBL Help Pave the Way to College Success? http://edut.to/XA9hOx  via @KMCG2375

It was so hard to choose this week!  Don't forget to vote for next week's PBLChat topic HERE!