PBL Blog

A teacher reflects on how to make students aware of their learning journey, and on the importance of giving them the time to enjoy learning.

How school leaders modeled a PBL culture by involving teachers in a “project” to respond to concerns about students’ workloads.

For the past 10 months as a Lead National Faculty member with PBLWorks, I’ve worked closely with University Prep Schools (UPrep)

“The work of changing the world is truly in our hands.” That is how Dr. Lisa Delpit concluded her PBL World 2022 keynote address

Design a PBL-friendly classroom that fosters student voice, choice, collaboration, and deeper learning by treating the environment as a third teacher.

PBLWorks Editor in Chief John Larmer shares tips and resources for starting the school year with students who are new to PBL.

In a computational thinking and coding project, teachers taught collaboration and communication skills by having students define good teamwork, set roles, make agreements about how to work together, engage in team-building strategies, and use a collaboration rubric.

PBLWorks Editor in Chief John Larmer recaps a classic article from 1991 about urban education, race, and control-based schooling—and finds parallels between the author’s call for “good teaching” and Project Based Learning.

Post e-Learning, educators are reporting a greater need to design learning experiences that facilitate equity and identity

Explore how equitable, student-centered math instruction supports multilingual learners and promotes culturally responsive teaching in K–12 education.