PBL and Early Learners: Curating a Literacy-Rich Environment
“Let us remember: One book, one pen, one child, and one teacher can change the world.” – Malala Yousafzai There is little quite so
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PBL Goes Hollywood
PBL is going Hollywood. “Murder 101,” a documentary series about high school crime-solvers from Tennessee, premiered at Sundance
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National Park Week: Uncovering the Power of PBL through Storytelling and Exploration
Regardless of whether or not your students have visited one of the more than 430+ parks that dot the country, believe it or not
Introducing the Updated PBL 101 Workshop!
Strengthening Our Support for PBL Teachers Here at PBLWorks, we take the values of critique and revision seriously. This is why we
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Summer PD Guide: Choosing Your Next PBL Workshop or Course
Get advice on how to choose which PBL workshops and courses to attend this summer.
Preparing Learners for the Test and Beyond: PBL and High-Stakes Assessments
A common concern we hear from educators as they begin to make the transition to Project Based Learning is: “What about the test?”
PBL Showcase: Doing School Differently
One of my favorite things about being a member of the PBLWorks National Faculty is traveling the country to see Project Based
Success Stories
3 BIG PBL Ahas! from the Big Apple
Some of the sights that turn up on typical “Things to do in NY” lists for visitors include things like Times Square, Central Park
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Using PBL as a Tool to Regain Your Sense of Wonder
Tap Into Your Capacity for Wonder The Cambridge Dictionary has my favorite definition of " Wonder" — “a feeling of great surprise
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The Impact of Transformative Social Emotional Learning
Educators know that teaching coping skills to support Social Emotional Learning competencies is imperative in the post COVID-19 classroom. So how do we teach coping skills in challenging situations?