This is the room I faciltate the photography workshop in at the Holy Cross Centre, Kings Cross, London.

Projects and Play
Project Based Learning has its roots in social constructivist theory and uses the notion of a project to investigate a topic. The investigation is collaborative with key questions driving students towards complex answers. Through exploring a theme students can interpret, analyze, synthesize, and evaluate information. As well as an in-depth knowledge of the topic project students develop skills in - communication, team work, problem solving, decision making, and life-long learning.

Why do project-based learning?
Project, Problem, and Inquiry-based Learning
Contextual Learning Resources :Project-Based Learning
One Computer Classroom: Project Based Learning
Planning for Project Based Learning
Social Constructivist Theory

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