Project-Based Learning
The Development of High-Quality Project-Based Learning
By Kaii Zecchin. Learn from teachers perspective on the development of HQPBL.
What Does HQPBL Look, Sound, and Feel Like in a General Education Classroom?
By Camille Nunnenkamp. Curious what high quality project based learning looks, sounds, and feels like in a general education classroom? Find out here.
6 Ways to Inject Creativity Into PBL
In his latest post, Michael Niehoff explores six ways that one could infuse creativity into a project-based learning environment.
Students Learn Project Management From HQPBL Experiences
The future of work will require that individuals are prepared to manage a multitude of project. The PMI Educational Foundation believes in the power of project-management. Here’s how they’re supporting educators and students in learning effective project-management through PBL lessons and how teachers are integrating project management skills into their practice.
Defining High-Quality Project-Based Learning
Discover how the new Framework for High-Quality Project-Based Learning helps educators better prepare students to contribute in the innovation economy.
5 Things That Make Project-Based Learning Culturally Responsive
By: Joe Truss. Project-Based Learning (PBL) is starting to catch on across the country but why does it work? Joe Truss explains.
Helping Students Develop Discernment, Agency, and Empathy
By: Sherre Vernon, Shelli Kurth and Joe Acker. The Thrive Guarantee is our way of promising to the students we serve that we will help them develop discernment, agency, and empathy. Here, we explore what that promise means, and how we go about fulfilling it.
Project-Based Learning and the Performing Arts: A Match Made in Heaven
By: Mary Ryerse and Emily Liebtag. We recently came across "one of the coolest examples of project-based learning" that they have recently seen. When paired with Performing Arts, PBL does not only promote creativity—it inspires.
Real-World Writing Doesn’t Start with a 5-page Paper
By: Chuck Hensley and Larue Fitch. Two educators share best practices on using project-based learning to engage students and inspire them to explore careers.
5 Steps for Sustaining PBL
By: Jenny Pieratt. High Quality PBL is a journey, not a destination. As you think about professional development for your staff this year, this process can help teachers continue on the trajectory of developing quality projects.