Culture: Develop and sustain a school-wide culture that promotes Gold Standard PBL as a vehicle for advancing excellence and equity in student outcomes.
Facilitate the creation and use of a set of shared agreements and core values that promote risk-taking, trust, and growth among students and adults.
Model and expect adults to collaboratively examine practice and to provide and receive high-quality peer-to-peer feedback on project implementation.
Engage families and community members as active participants in presentations of learning at all levels.
Our district organizes presentations of learning and exhibitions to model a culture of transparency and learning.
Presentations of learning and exhibitions are opportunities for schools to celebrate, reflect on, and share their experiences with PBL. They serve as powerful learning experiences to learn from each other.
Guide: This PBLWorks resource will help you design and implement Presentations of Learning.
Toolkit: Learn the WHY and HOW of hosting exhibitions.
Our district publicly communicates to all stakeholders the current reality of GSPBL implementation.
Sharing the responsibility for PBL implementation increases ownership across the district and leads to sustainability.
Blog Post: This blog highlights the importance of sharing the process of learning and not just the final products students create.
Our district celebrates the successful implementation of GSPBL in public settings, through print and social media.
Consistently communicating with all district stakeholders in a clear and transparent way regarding PBL implementation ensures buy-in.
Guide: Use this document to create success stories by walking through the "why, what, and how" of PBL implementation.
Our district meeting agendas incorporate Gold Standard Design Elements.
The elements of Gold Standard PBL can be embodied as a mindset across all tiers of the district.
Template: Use this format to integrate the Design Elements into your meeting agendas.