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How to Create Powerful Entry Events That Drive Student Engagement

By Ryan Steuer | CEO of Magnify Learning Great entry events do more than kick off a Project Based Learning unit. They create the moment where my learners realize, “Wait… this is different.” The desks may be moved. A community partner may be standing at the front of...

The Entry Event is Everything…And You’re Probably Rushing It | E23

PBL Simplified for Teachers Podcast

Subscribe to the PBL Simplified for Teachers Podcast – Apple | Spotify SHOW NOTES In this episode, Ryan Steuer dives into the critical role of the entry event in Project-Based Learning (PBL). He discusses how a well-designed entry event sets the stage for...

Why Project Based Learning Fails—and How School Leaders Can Make It Stick

Project Based Learning

By Ryan Steuer | CEO of Magnify Learning Project Based Learning can feel like the right work and still not get the right results. I know that is frustrating as a school leader because you are not chasing a shiny new initiative. You are trying to build classrooms where...

Why PBL Didn’t Work for You Part 2 | E268

PBL Simplified Podcast

Subscribe to the PBL Simplified for Administrators Podcast – Apple | Spotify SHOW NOTES In this episode, Ryan delves into the common myth that failed Project Based Learning (PBL) implementations are simply the result of ineffective teacher training. He explores...

Why Career Exploration Should Start in 5th Grade | E03

PBL and CTE, The PBL Network Podcast

Subscribe to The PBL Network Podcast | Apple | Spotify SHOW NOTES In this episode, Jennifer Woods discusses the intersection of Project-Based Learning (PBL) and Career & Technical Education (CTE) in a rural, coastal North Carolina school district. She...

How to Create Powerful Entry Events That Drive Student Engagement

The Entry Event is Everything…And You’re Probably Rushing It | E23

Why Project Based Learning Fails—and How School Leaders Can Make It Stick

Why PBL Didn’t Work for You Part 2 | E268

Why Career Exploration Should Start in 5th Grade | E03

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