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A kindergarten teacher explains how the Reggio Emilia approach reflects high expectations for our youngest learners.

How designing projects for the “extreme user” leads to greater accessibility for all students.

A principal explains how PBL is a great context for teachers to explore questions about student learning.

How to avoid unproductive time, mitigate equity issues, and organize the results.

A 4th grade teacher explains how he generates student questions and uses them in a project to let students know their voices are valued.

How to make sure PBL and SEL are not seen as separate add-ons to a school's program.

How to structure a block class period to include time for online learning, mini-lessons, and tracking team progress.

How school leaders modeled a PBL culture by involving teachers in a “project” to respond to concerns about students’ workloads.

PBLWorks Editor in Chief John Larmer recommends recent articles, blog posts, research studies, and other resources related to Project Based Learning.