Using PBL to develop 21st-century skills
Project-Based Learning challenges students to address real-world issues and take those new skills with them for the rest of their lives
Project-Based Learning challenges students to address real-world issues and take those new skills with them for the rest of their lives
Tips and projects that teachers can share with parents and caregivers to guide children in any grade through project-based learning—with or without technology.
Phenomenon-based learning is Finland's answer to project-based learning, but what makes the two approaches different?
Can project based learning improve equity in education?
Project-based learning that focuses on a mixture of education technology, soft-skill building and real-world examples is sweeping through K–12 classrooms.
These projects combine history and science to boost student engagement
With proper scaffolds, students with learning differences benefit greatly from challenging opportunities like project-based learning.
For a successful project-based learning lesson plan, educators should collaborate with each other to adopt tools students are familiar with.
If done right, project based learning can help kids align their academics, skills, and future careers
Project-based learning can boost student engagement and improve a student's understanding of lessons