PBL Blog

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

The former director of the Buck Institute for Education connects the findings of researcher John Hattie to Project Based Teaching and our model of Gold Standard Project Based Learning.

6 best practices and tips for designing and facilitating projects to allow for student choice, and how "voice" is different.

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

The former director of the Buck Institute for Education connects the findings of researcher John Hattie to Project Based Teaching and our model of Gold Standard Project Based Learning.

PBLWorks National Faculty members discuss how to build students' skills in giving helpful critique, including low-stakes practice sessions and using rubrics with exemplars.

PBLWorks National Faculty members discuss how assessment in PBL differs from but does not rule out all traditional assessment, with a list of "10 Tips for Best Practices in PBL Assessment."

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.

Teacher Randi Downs reflects on her school's initial exploration of PBL as a vehicle to engage students with disabilities as teachers prepare them for career, college, and civic life.

BIE Director of Implementation Jennifer Cruz writes about highly effective PBL leadership.