The LEAP project is directed toward youth workers who implement the PBL approach in their work with young people. In previous posts of our blog we have talked about the PBL model, its history, features and procedures. In this post we want to clarify what youth work is. Continue reading Youth Work
The fundamental idea of PBL is rooted in the progressive education movement developed in the early 1900s as a student-centered pedagogical approach. PBL has been developed based on the ideas of John Dewey and William H. Kilpatrick, among others. For Kilpatrick, the key to the project method is the opportunity that students can undertake activities they are really interested in. The teachers or community workers’ … Continue reading PBL History
Learning to participate (LEAP) 