Can elementary students effectively complete research projects? Will they still meet required learning objectives with the teacher serving as a guide instead of teaching the curriculum in a direct, ...

Student Voices: Guest writer Jules Shusterman makes the case for Project Based Learning (PBL) as a way to teach students to think critically and problem solve while increasing engagement and ...

Ribbon-cutting ceremonies were held to celebrate the Risley School of Exploration on Aug. 20, the Park View School of ...

Grounding students’ learning within their local communities using firsthand local examples of phenomena, taking field trips, and undertaking projects linked to issues at the school or community ...

“It really is a phenomenon that is accelerating at elementary and secondary schools all around the world,” says Suzie Boss, coauthor with Jane Krauss of Reinventing Project-Based Learning, Third ...

Project-based learning invites them to take the lead. Learners should ask their own questions, make choices, manage their time and take responsibility for the outcome.

The school is the first in Academy D-20 to use the project-based learning model. What will that look like in Goodman’s class?

Project-based learning advocates are concerned that as the practice becomes more popular many people don't know what high quality learning experiences look like. They're trying to fix that.

They learn that working through surprises is part of the process. As students do more project-based work and are supported through their challenges, they’ll learn to reframe emotions on their own.

PBLWorks, the provider of professional development for project-based learning (PBL), has introduced PBLWorks TEACH, a web-based application that provides ready-to-use, standards-aligned PBL projects ...