PBL Blog

A collection of answers to the question, "What word would you use to describe high quality PBL?" from participants at PBL World.

How school district leaders work on coherence, culture, capacity building, and continuous improvement.

Ted Dintersmith, producer of the film "Most Likely to Succeed," calls for radical change in our education system.

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

I have a friend whose parents were not the traveling types. Not that they didn’t love the idea of traveling to new lands and

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.

WHY should I plan for reflection? By definition, reflection is serious thought and consideration about an idea or experience. In

Articles, tools, and rubrics to help K-12 teachers learn how to design and facilitate PBL units that meet the needs of English Learners.

An instructional coach tells how he supports PBL teachers, from building the right culture to setting goals to using PLCs.

A project in which high school students studied a social justice issue of their choice and published their writing online.