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Social Emotional Learning (SEL) emerged as a distinct field some 25 years ago, but in recent years it has seen a resurgence as

Imagine you are in a department meeting planning your next project. At the table with you are two co-teachers and next to them are

In June we published two new books, and now there are free study guides available to support your professional learning about PBL

Why do we have to learn this? When will we ever use this? Questions like that often come from students in their math classes. In

Registration is opening on November 1 Next year’s event will be in-person at American Canyon High School*, a modern campus set

Project Based Learning is most powerful when every level of a system is aligned in service of deeper learning for students. To

An earlier version of this post was published in September, 2019. “Avoiding climate breakdown will require cathedral thinking. We

“How can we demystify coronavirus vaccines in order to help people make informed decisions about their health?” This is a question

PBLWorks Contributor John Larmer offers 5 tips for teachers, including rubrics, formative assessment, time for revision, authenticity, and a culture of quality.

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!