PBL Blog

A science teacher at Journeys School in Wyoming shares how her view radically shifted when she completed her first "authentically" PBL unit.

How-to tips, projects in action, and other topics by PBLWorks staff, National Faculty and guest bloggers.

PBLWorks Editor in Chief John Larmer picks 15 projects from various grade levels and subject areas.

Examples of schools and projects around the U.S.A. that made PBL culturally relevant, empowering, and accessible for all students.

PBL unit that engages students in learning grammar. Students become superheroes and hone their French skills for a final fight to defeat an evil villain.

PBLWorks Editor in Chief John Larmer lists helpful resources and thought-provoking books for teachers and school leaders.

How blogging can be useful for teachers' professional growth, and helpful in supporting students' writing in projects.

Round them up. Build a pile. Add gasoline, a match, and watch them burn.

PBL Blog editor John Larmer travels to Shanghai and finds growing interest in PBL. Similar to the US, in China most of the PBL is happening so far in private schools while public school systems are slower to adopt innovations.

PBL should be the learning your class is doing every day during regularly scheduled learning time.