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Climate Change: The Most Important Project
An earlier version of this post was published in September, 2019. “Avoiding climate breakdown will require cathedral thinking. We
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From Three Teachers to a Schoolwide Shift: How One School Scaled Project Based Learning and Boosted Engagement
Across the Clark County School District, Project Based Learning is not an isolated initiative. It is part of a broader vision for
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Introducing a New Free Project: Vax Facts
“How can we demystify coronavirus vaccines in order to help people make informed decisions about their health?” This is a question
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How to Get Higher Quality Student Work in PBL
PBLWorks Contributor John Larmer offers 5 tips for teachers, including rubrics, formative assessment, time for revision, authenticity, and a culture of quality.
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The State of Project Based Learning 2021
Interested in making the shift to Project Based Learning (PBL) and wondering if it’s the right move for you? See what educators, families, and students have to say about PBL and its impact on them!
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Reflections on Reopening: PBL & Looking Ahead
How has the past year changed your approach to Project Based Learning? And what are the implications for your practice as you navigate in-person or hybrid instruction?
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New! PBL Handbooks: Your Practical Guide to Project Based Learning
Announcing the arrival of two new books: Project Based Learning Handbook for Elementary School and Project Based Learning Handbook for Middle and High School.
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Lessons Learned Roundtables: A Practice (and Toolkit!) for Schoolwide Reflection
If you ask any educator, they’ll tell you that they are a different teacher today than they were at this time last year.
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A Little (virtual!) Care Package for Teachers
A virtual care package from PBLWorks to you! Thank you, thank you for all that you do.
Projects in Action
Fighting Racism: The “Breaking Bias” Project
Teachers in 3 different high schools connect students for dialogue and understanding.