PBL Blog

One of the popular projects in the PBLWorks library is Welcome to the Neighborhood, where our youngest learners explore their neighborhoods, construct maps of their most treasured geographic locations, and create a guide for newcomers.

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

As we enter Black History Month during this seemingly endless pandemic, many educators are seeking fun, engaging, and culturally

Here are a few resources for our PBL community right now to drive conversations and lesson planning in the days ahead.

A call for using PBL to teach Black and other oppressed groups’ history all year long.

Part 3 of 3 posts about how teachers in PBLWorks workshops connect PBL to equity.

How strategies for supporting the Essential Elements of Gold Standard PBL can promote equity.

Part 2 of 3 posts about how teachers in PBLWorks workshops connect PBL to equity.

A paper that bolsters the case for PBL as a strategy for promoting equity, especially for Black and Brown students.

Part 1 of 3 posts about how teachers in PBLWorks workshops connect PBL to equity.