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Discover how awe in education and Project Based Learning (PBL) spark curiosity, empathy, and deep engagement for meaningful K–12 learning experiences.

How-to tips, projects in action, and other topics by PBLWorks staff, National Faculty and guest bloggers.

One of the easiest ways to structure work is to provide roles for students during the project.

Project Based Learning is often perceived by newcomers as a whirlwind of activity: students are engaged in tasks: researching

3 research-based insights to help guide the teaching of critical thinking in PBL.

For the Mass STEM Week challenge, PBLWorks partnered with IBM and Partners for Health to create a highly relevant project.

How a list of students' questions for inquiry should be used at the beginning, middle, and end of a project.

PBL Blog editor John Larmer travels to Shanghai and finds growing interest in PBL. Similar to the US, in China most of the PBL is happening so far in private schools while public school systems are slower to adopt innovations.

A reflection by a recent college graduate on how her PBL-using high school gave her an advantage over peers who had only experienced traditional instruction.