PBL Blog

Every time I facilitate a PBL workshop or sit alongside a teacher implementing a project, the same conversation comes up: what do

On a recent math test, a fifth-grade student quietly wrote in the corner of his paper, “Math is not my thing. PBL is though.” When

Making the “Messy Middle” of a Project Public So often, when we celebrate the outcomes of Project Based Learning, we tend to lean

Each summer, educators from around the world gather at PBL World to explore how Project Based Learning can transform teaching and

It feels almost unfair to talk about summer right now. The days are still packed with grading, lesson planning, meetings, and the

I started my education journey at a career academy as a social studies teacher, and I came in with a pretty predictable plan

Career and Technical Education (CTE) is having a national moment. Enrollment in K–12 CTE programs has grown by nearly one million

PBL is going Hollywood. “Murder 101,” a documentary series about high school crime-solvers from Tennessee, premiered at Sundance

In today’s polarized times, many people form conclusions about those on “the other side” and don’t see them as fellow citizens