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Many of the conversations I have been in on and overheard at PBL training center around others on the campuses buying into the idea. In other words, what happens if I put in all this work and nobody buys into it along with me? Can I be a leader? How can I make this the movement for change what it needs to be?

Watch the first 3 minutes and 10 seconds of this video. It just might brighten your day and change how you feel about leadership. Photo Credit: muffytyrone

You’re fired! Wherever project-based learning is introduced, students will come to a point where their teams don’t work together, can’t work together or won’t work together.

Tim Kubik, a BIE National Faculty Member, shares his thoughts around the idea of what happens when groups just don’t work out. Is it better to be proactive or reactive? Be sure to read his great blog post here.

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