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Project Based Learning: Am I Doing it Right? How Do I know?

Published March 15, 2016

Views 75.0K  |  Likes 481  |  Comments 7
Views#7,651,409Global
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16K subs•267 videos•Sep 2011

This video has 75.0K views and 481 likes, ranking #7,651,409 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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75,039

Likes

481

Comments

7

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Total (all-time): $53 – $150

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

The number ONE question I get from teachers about Project Based Learning is "Do You Think I'm Doing this Right"? This video is about answering that question. The animations are thanks to the brilliant Kristy Edgar. They're amazing, right?

Published
March 15, 2016
Made for kids
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