When we talk about what school must teach young people to be, we often fall back on buzzwords: Entrepreneurs. Forward-facing leaders. Innovative thinkers. Team players. But what do these labels ...

Young students can build agency and independence when given the opportunity to make decisions throughout the PBL process.

More states and districts are focusing on such skills as communication, problem-solving, critical thinking and collaboration.

But every Fairy Godmother needs a magic wand to work her wonders, and for my part, there’s no better resource to meet teacher needs than project-based learning. What is project-based learning, anyway?

Project-based learning is an approach that equips high school students with practical skills by involving them in real-world challenges. Instead of passively absorbing information and testing how ...

Also, sleepiness. Your solution to avoiding the woes of lecture humdrum might lie in a methodology called project-based learning. Project-based learning (PBL for short) is a term you may have heard ...

Project-based learning, also popularly known as the PBL curriculum, emphasizes using and integrating technology with classroom teaching. This approach aims to achieve more effective learning and ...

The return to project-based learning, paired with today's AI tools, has created a new learning paradigm. Here, Mark Frydenberg, distinguished lecturer of Computer Information Systems and director of ...

Educators who invest in project-based learning (PBL) say the benefits are obvious: real-world relevance and a sense of purpose lead to higher classroom engagement and better knowledge retention among ...

Amin has seen success through project-based learning in the past and is excited to apply what he's learned in the workshop to ramp up the impact. "One of the things I have started doing is giving ...