Don’t miss your chance for summer professional development! Join with other educators in our fully interactive 3-day virtual PBL Workshops. Learn what PBL is all about or deepen your PBL practice with our three workshop options. Secure your spot now!

Check out Part 2 of the Research Behind PBL and Its Impact on Underserved Students! .

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This week we have Brittany Tinkler from Rosa Parks Elementary in Perry Township, Indiana. She has recently been recognized by the prestigious Milican Award. Brittany is also a PBL Certified Facilitator for Magnify Learning at workshops during the summer!.

Looking for Project Based Learning training this summer? We have you covered! Join with other educators to learn the nuts & bolts of PBL, deepen your PBL practice with PBL Certified Trainers, or begin the process of PBL Certification. Register today!

In this episode of the PBL Simplified Podcast, Ryan talks about building a Project Based Learning culture in your school to sustain PBL. He has six different topics about culture building around your vision and driving your staff towards your vision.

In this episode of the PBL Simplified Podcast, we have @JenniferHCox and @JoshRhodes79 from Shelby County Public Schools in Kentucky. Tune in to get all of the wisdom from these two rockstar PBL Leaders!.

They say a movement starts not with the leader but with the first followers. These pioneers are the ones that understand the leader’s vision and can implement it; they are proof that your vision can actually work.

An End Product is a student-created final product, often a culminating event, that requires students to demonstrate mastery of the core content and skills learned in the Project Based Learning unit.

A Driving Question is the main question of a PBL unit that guides students throughout the project. A driving question is the umbrella that all of your learning happens under!.

This main episode is the first in a four part series. The idea of "ooching" is when you make a small step to see if it is a good idea to make a bigger one as well as to encourage others to join you! .

Where will you and your school be in three years? One thing is certain: you'll be somewhere. How do you make sure that “somewhere” is on purpose and not just where you've ended up?.

What is the difference between Project Based Learning and a Project?.

What separates a dream from a goal is the presence of a good plan. Goals take discipline. Discipline can be hard. But…discipline gives us freedom. Freedom and greatness. Your destiny is there. Will you grab the reins? .

How does Project Based Learning last beyond a flash in the pan? How can we make the difficult work around PBL truly sustainable, so that it becomes a mindset? When done well, PBL becomes a cultural keystone that's driving everything else in your schools.

At Magnify Learning we have found that industry partners will voice the need for presentation skills, speaking skills, problem solving and the ability to work in a team. These employability skills can be intentionally taught through PBL!.

In this episode of the PBL Simplified Podcast, Ryan does a deep dive into the book Be Unstoppable by Alden M. Mills. Tune in to the heart of this episode to get another high level leadership book for your bookshelf!.

Check out this guest blog post that Ryan Steuer did for Teach Better, "Ooch Your Way to PBL"! He gives three ooches (or small steps) to begin your PBL journey! @teachbetterteam.

Individuals & small groups, deepen your PBL practice this summer at our virtual PBL Workshops: Jumpstart, Advanced & Certification. Don't miss out on an opportunity to engage students, tackle boredom, & transform your classroom next year. Register today!

Check out this awesome Veteran's Day Project by High School PBL Facilitator, Joe Steele! What a great project and great experience for everyone! @cloudhid.

Are you looking for high quality Project Based Learning examples to share with your staff? If yes, then you have found the right episode! Haley Culp from Neosho, Missouri shares her PBL unit and offers some advice on what went well, and what she learned!.