https://vimeo.com/265060288Charting the past, present, and future of Project Based Learning
I sat down with Thom to reflect on his long and successful career, exploring the past, present, and future of PBL in the United States while assessing the current trends. We discuss classroom tools and philosophies used and how they have evolved through trial and error to create the current climate of successful PBL worldwide.
He is the author of two best-selling books on project-based learning, the Buck Institute for Education’s Handbook on Project Based Learning and the Project Based Learning Design and Coaching Guide: Expert tools for Innovation and Inquiry for K – 12 Educators, as well as Redefining Smart: Awakening Students’ Power to Reimagine Their World, which forecasts the attitudes and beliefs necessary for young people to build a positive vision for the future. He currently leads PBL Global and is the co-Founder and Global Director of Online Learning for ZSchool.org. Follow Thom on Twitter.
AuthorDr. Berger is an educator and former school administrator. His video interview work and conversational podcasts have been featured in various media outlets. He often hosts education panel discussions and develops strategic content. As an academic Dr. Berger is a guest lecturer at Vanderbilt University’s Owen Graduate School of Management. A former assistant principal, he has been an adjunct undergraduate professor and developer of online college courses. He is a passionate Detroit sports fan who has also adopted Nashville sports teams as his own.
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