Autonomy and The Playground Conundrum
Aristotle’s concept of “eudaimonia” (eu·dae·mo·nia), or flourishing in life, refers to not just a fleeting feeling of pleasure
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"All Roads Lead to PBL" - Communicating Your PBL Roll Out Effectively
Question - What is the single most important aspect of successfully rolling out a new initiative? Some experts would emphasize a
How-to Tips and Tools
Google Apps for Education Enhances Project Based Learning
How to use various Google Apps for supporting student collaboration and project management in projects, with examples and a list of further readings.
General PBL
Dr. Lisa Delpit: PBL World 2022 Keynote Recording
“The work of changing the world is truly in our hands.” That is how Dr. Lisa Delpit concluded her PBL World 2022 keynote address
The Intersection of Our Place Stories and Place-Based Learning
“We are surrounded by places. We walk over and through them. We live in places, relate to others in them, die in them. Nothing we
PBL and Equity
The Pedagogy of Poverty and its Antidote: PBL
PBLWorks Editor in Chief John Larmer recaps a classic article from 1991 about urban education, race, and control-based schooling—and finds parallels between the author’s call for “good teaching” and Project Based Learning.
General PBL
Now Is the Time: Leap to Student-Centered PBL
Why PBL works better than typical approaches to online learning, with an interdisciplinary project example.
Yes, You Can Facilitate PBL Remotely
Many teachers new to Project Based Learning may be tempted to fall back into lecture and worksheets during this pandemic. We've got some useful ideas and resources to help maintain a PBL culture and momentum with remote learning.
PBL World 2023 Champions
At PBLWorks, we love inspiring stories about the impact of Project Based Learning. Each year, we celebrate Individual, School, and