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A 40-minute protocol for looking at student work and preparing for the next day’s math lesson.

Seventh graders used proportional reasoning and scale factors to build accurate, scaled papier-mâché models of their ocean species.

Multiple-subjects residents investigated how a grade-level geometry concept appears in the natural world through a creative, informative coloring page for K-8 students.

Students collected data from a live frog jumping and developed a statistical question based on the analysis

Through guided adventures, students captured the joy, struggles and self growth through writing, collecting data, and learning about forces.

Alec Patton talks to PBLWorks Lead National Faculty in Math Bryon Demerson about what led him to shift from being a highly successful "traditional" math teacher to embracing project-based learning.

You can bring PBL principles into any math class immediately with four simple strategies—no large project required.

Alec talks to Cary Sabados (national director of teacher leadership development at Teach Plus) and Morgan Hython (fourth grade math and science teacher at Piccolo School of Excellence, a public preK-to-8 school in Chicago) about their work in the Teach Plus Network for School Improvement.

“Grading” for me means more than just marking mistakes and putting a number or letter on an assignment. This is because, for the last ten years, I have used specifications grading in all my classes.

Students learned the history and biodiversity of the land to become documentarians of new stories