Why Project-Based Learning Works
The phrase “voice and choice” has been used a lot in education. Sometimes these buzz words can lose value due to overuse, but within the context of project-based
Read moreThe phrase “voice and choice” has been used a lot in education. Sometimes these buzz words can lose value due to overuse, but within the context of project-based
Read moreWhen Angelina Rowden, principal at Sunrise School, says, “Our school is our community” she means both literally and figuratively. The school, which serves students in grades pre-k through
Read moreWhen COVID-19 forced us to adjust learning environments, we knew student engagement might hang in the balance. As school leaders, we chose to believe the circumstances presented a
Read moreStudent engagement has long been the focus of educators and administrators everywhere. We want to connect with our students. We want to make an impact, to prepare students
Read moreAs we begin classes and a new year, it is a perfect time to plan for the future. As educators, we are constantly encouraging our students to try
Read moreThe data speaks for itself in Greene County, North Carolina, but it’s only part of the story. The real story comes from the district’s response to
Read moreStuck inside? During the cold months of winter, it is easy to get bogged down by the weather, gray skies, and cold temperatures. Whether we are at home
Read moreAs most of you prepare for the last week of school before the winter break, it is a perfect time to use STEM to keep your students engaged.
Read moreWe reviewed the major news articles written on project-based learning (PBL) and STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) education in 2020 and found ten that we think are
Read moreI was recently interviewed on a podcast and was asked how I felt about the changes in education in light of the pandemic. We discussed the fact that
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