Engaging Middle-School Youth Through Project-Based Learning Clubs
Posted by on April 12, 2010
Engaging Middle-School Youth Through Project-Based Learning Clubs. (2009). Project-based learning is promoted widely in education and youth work as a means of engaging youth in valuable learning experiences. This paper documents the infrastructure that San Francisco’s Sunset Neighborhood Beacon Center has developed to support the many elements necessary to ensure that these experiences are of high quality. Part of the “Practices to Keep In After-School and Youth Programs” series from the Youth Development Institute.
http://www.ydinstitute.org/resources/publications/LearningClubs.pdf
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