I recently had a conversation with an education expert about project-based learning, who reminded me that "project-based learning is a passing education trend that schools stopped practicing." I know that schools and teachers are usually influenced by the latest education trend, which they are convinced will transform education as we know it. In most cases, they last a year or two before a new trend takes its place. Some trends include equitable learning, social-emotional learning, flipped classroom, hybrid classroom, and much more. Most of these trends are not even in contradiction or c ..read more

Project-based learning is taking the world by storm ..read more

Did you know Project Pals tracks individual student contributions, including Actions and Collaborations in the Workspace ..read more

Assessment in traditional teaching used to be “easy.”  ..read more

Did you know Project Pals tracks individual student contributions, including Actions and Collaborations in the Workspace ..read more

This week, Project Pals finalized an exciting new partnership with PBL Academy in India. This partnership follows two successful pilot programs with students in grades early elementary through high school at Bloom Public School in New Delhi, India ..read more

This week, Project Pals finalized an exciting new partnership with PBL Academy in India. This partnership follows two successful pilot programs with students in grades early elementary through high school at Bloom Public School in New Delhi, India ..read more

Assessment in traditional teaching used to be “easy.”  ..read more

Ready to take a professional development (PD) course that you'll actually use ..read more

Research may be the most important skill our students need to succeed in the future, but research suggests that even our most advanced students aren't prepared enough in this area ..read more