PBL Blog

An explanation of how PBL differs from what high-achievers are used to, but benefits their learning. This also addresses concerns about group work and preparation for college.

It’s Teacher Appreciation Week, and we should give a special shout-out to teachers who use Project Based Learning. Whether they are new to the game or PBL veterans, they share certain admirable traits along with their use of the Project Based Teaching Practices in our model for Gold Standard PBL.

A 9th grade teaching team’s plan for a daily routine, with 6 key considerations.

An inclusion specialist makes the case for why PBL is good for students with disabilities, and gives 3 tips for getting started.

A new book on how education urgently needs to make the shift to John Dewey’s ideas about how people actually learn.

An excerpt from the book Project Based Teaching gives practical advice for coaching students during a PBL unit.

Announcing a keynote speaker who’s an advocate for educational equity and authentic student engagement—plus a preview of new workshops at PBL World 2019.

One of my favorite things about being a member of the PBLWorks National Faculty is traveling the country to see Project Based

A thorough look at how reading and writing goals can be integrated with with other standards in projects.

Parallels between PBL and pre-industrial agriculture, and how PBL can help create "reciprocal, relational, regenerative communities."