[NIFL-FOBASICS:13] Project-based instruction

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In both Susan Gaer and Deborah Johnson's articles on project-based
learning, they described grappling with developing a project. It is
really  a place where the tension between teacher and student
ownership starts.

How do other people who use project-based instruction handle the
development of a project idea? Any suggestions, advice, techniques? 

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