Teacher Training & Classroom Management Planned session

Active Learning through Project-Based Education

Name: Active Learning through Project-Based Education
Start: 2027-06-28
End: 2027-07-02
Location: Ema Antalya

A poster at the end of a unit is not project-based learning. PBLWorks names seven elements a project needs before it counts — and this week you design one against all seven, then score it on the rubric they publish.

Session dates28 Jun – 2 Jul 2027

LocationEma Antalya

Duration5 days

FundingErasmus+ eligible

About this course

A project can look hands-on and still be missing much of what makes project-based learning work. This week you design one real project for your own class and check it, part by part, against a published standard before any pupil sees it. Monday — you name what the project must teach, then turn a curriculum…

Methodology

Measured Against the Gold Standard Model

Every participant works on one real project for their own class, and at each stage it is measured against a named element of the model rather than against how it feels.

The Week Runs the Way a Project Runs

Critique and revision on Thursday, a public product on Friday — participants go through the last two elements themselves rather than hearing them described, which is also a fast way to notice why pupils sometimes resist both.

Tools Where the Work Needs Them

Digital tools appear at the points in a project where they do real work — finding and judging sources during the inquiry — rather than as a separate topic with its own day. Team collaboration and making the product are pedagogical decisions worked through directly (Wednesday, Thursday); naming a specific tool for either is optional and left to your own school's platform.

What you'll take home

Turn a curriculum topic into a driving question that meets the Gold Standard's first element, with the content standards the project must teach named before the question is written.

Design a sustained inquiry that runs over weeks, and decide what makes the project authentic — real context, real tools, real audience, or an honest substitute your school can actually reach.

Write the pupils' choice points and the reflection checkpoints into a project timetable, and set out how individual learning will be assessed inside a group product.

Score your own project with PBLWorks' Project Design Rubric, element by element, and revise the two elements that score weakest.

Other dates for this course

14–18 Dec 2026 Rome Planned
15–19 Mar 2027 Mersin Planned
3–7 May 2027 Rome Planned
20–24 Sep 2027 Budapest Planned
20–24 Dec 2027 Antalya Planned

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Where our participants come from

Aggregated across all EMA courses, not specific to this session.

Romanian 22%

Polish 15%

Lithuanian 9%

Portuguese 8%

Bulgarian 7%

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