Project-Based
Learning Sylvia Beauchain
Project
Theme and goals
This
project is called “Charity Fashion Week”
and the goal is for junior high students to design their own publicity, create fashion,
and raise money for boys and girls school scholarships in Uganda, Africa. (I
run a charity so students can smoothly connect globally through local partners
in Africa and help guide students research. (website
chiki.life youtube: chi-ki children’s
charity)
Task
Goals for Project delivery
Students
will draw designs, choose fabrics, create patterns and make clothes. The goal
is to hold a charity fashion show and raise money for our charitable cause. The
subjects this PBL will cover include art, home economics, English and math.
The
21st century skills used are creativity, collaboration, problem
solving, communication and critical thinking. This is a student-centered activity
which involves students in mind-mapping and backwards planning so that they see
the goal and work backwards to achieve it by identifying steps and methods.
Specific
Project Work Description
Students
will learn fashion design by first drawing designs on paper, then choosing
fabrics to match the clothing they draw.
Students
will design a poster promoting the fashion show using pages or other programs
on their computers. They will make a poster that includes, the title, date,
place, time, purpose and charity.
Students
will create a Press Release as local publicity and learn on the internet how to
make one by researching and communicating together. Problem solving together as
to responsibilities of each group member. ( poster, design, PR, fashion design,
cutter, creator, sewer…)
Description
of Evaluation Process and Criteria for Evaluation
Students
will design their own rubric and chose what will be good evaluation criteria.
We will make a list together and create a rubric that everyone agrees on from
start of project to the final show. The criteria would include each group
having a PR poster, several fashion design drawings with a swatch of fabric, accessories,
and final clothing piece for the show.
References
The
Building Blocks of Project-Based Learning. Grades 9-12. Teachingchannel.org/videos/pbl-building-blocks-ntn
Framework
for 21st Century Learning. Retrieved June 29th 2018, from
http://www.p21.org/about-us/p21-framework
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