PBL Blog

PBLWorks National Faculty members discuss the importance of making students' work public, both during a project and at the end, and give examples of connecting with outside experts.

One sunny day in May, I had the honor of attending a heartwarming Project Based Learning exhibition at a local retirement home

How students solved a real-world problem: faulty ketchup bottle lids.

An award-winning kindergarten teacher tells how she developed authentic projects based on student passions, then launched a company to support PreK-2 teachers.

As January unfolds it presents a fresh opportunity for renewal, especially within the context of your classroom and school! It

A project on plastic debris in the ocean empowers a 5th grader.

PBLWorks Editor in Chief John Larmer argues for using PBL with historically underserved students, and addresses common challenges.

7 lessons learned by an engineer-turned-teacher.

Both student outcomes and scaffolding will look different in a PBL classroom.

Why PBL works better than typical approaches to online learning, with an interdisciplinary project example.