Project-Based Learning (PBL) is one of the hottest buzzwords in education, and it’s easy to see why. PBL combines standards-based curriculum with empowering students to solve real world challenges.

As classrooms shift from lecture-based teaching to project-based learning, schools are looking to update their curriculums to fit their new spaces. Learn how PBL is helping schools build 21st century ...

With project-based learning, the students are given a task that requires higher-order thinking skills—often to create something—and they must learn and practice lower-level skills along the way.

Experts say the real-world approach to learning resonates, and studies show it is effective.

Project-based learning advocates are concerned that as the practice becomes more popular many people don't know what high quality learning experiences look like. They're trying to fix that.

A study of project-based learning found social studies scores were higher for 2nd graders who learned this way, then students who were taught traditionally ...

As he returns to the classroom, an educator looks back at how he has contributed to the evolution of project-based learning in schools.

Project-based learning is beneficial for all students, especially those farthest from opportunity, writes Bob Lenz of the Buck Institute for Education.

Classrooms designed for active and collaborative learning are transforming the teaching and learning experience for students and faculty.