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	Comments on: SummerSTEM: Changing School Culture Through Project-Based Learning	</title>
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		By: Failure as a Pathway to Success &#124; WakeEd Partnership		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[[&#8230;] Grace mentioned the original purpose of her school visit was to see how we systematically use Scrum to support PBL. In addition to using Scrum in the classroom, we use Scrum every Monday during our team time. During team time, teachers stand up in small teams and report out the work they accomplished during the previous week, what they plan on accomplishing in the current week, and what additional support or resources they need. If they have needs, it’s reported out to a coach for an appointment. Although Scrum provides an avenue for accountability, it also provides a process for celebration and reflection. With each validation of a task, the team celebrates successes and continuously sets goals for the next week. [&#8230;]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[&#8230;] Grace mentioned the original purpose of her school visit was to see how we systematically use Scrum to support PBL. In addition to using Scrum in the classroom, we use Scrum every Monday during our team time. During team time, teachers stand up in small teams and report out the work they accomplished during the previous week, what they plan on accomplishing in the current week, and what additional support or resources they need. If they have needs, it’s reported out to a coach for an appointment. Although Scrum provides an avenue for accountability, it also provides a process for celebration and reflection. With each validation of a task, the team celebrates successes and continuously sets goals for the next week. [&#8230;]</p>
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