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PBL Workshops designed to help educators create authentic, real world learning experiences. WHY CHOOSE MAGNIFY LEARNING FOR PBL PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT?

Every student deserves to know they are valuable and have a purpose in the world. Authentic learning experiences lead students to discover their purpose, and help prepare them for the future. Magnify Learning provides Project Based Learning professional development workshops nationwide, with both in-person and virtual formats available. Our PBL workshops teach and model a PBL framework and enable educators and youth workers to create authentic learning experiences through their design of PBL Units. CUSTOMIZATION
• We build on the good work you’re already doing in your school/district, and craft a workshop agenda that builds PBL around that existing work.
• We design a professional development session and agenda around the specific needs and questions of you and your staff. AUTHENTICITY

• We believe in developing authentic community-based PBL Units based on real world problems, NOT scenarios.
• We use PBL Certified Facilitators who have experience with PBL in their own classrooms and schools.
• We’re transparent about who we are, what we believe, and how much it costs to work with us. CULTURE

• We believe in a building a long-term lasting partnership with each of the schools/districts we work with.
• We believe in modeling and equipping you and your staff with tools and structures that help build and reinforce a healthy PBL culture. PBL workshop participants experience a Project Based Learning environment while learning the nuts and bolts of PBL. Each participant will:

• Leave the three-day workshop with a fully vetted, standards-based PBL Unit ready to implement with confidence.
• Learn the processes and structures to create future PBL Units.
• Receive training, feedback and insight from PBL Certified trainers who have experience teaching Project Based Learning in their own classrooms. Components of Project Based Learning:
Authenticity - real world challenge, need, concern or problem
Collaboration
Community Partners
Employability Skills (21st Century Skills)
Feedback and Revision
Inquiry
Publicly Presented End Product
Reflection
Standards - incorporates content knowledge and skills
Student Voice and Choice

09/28/2026

Fall Virtual Open PBL Workshops are almost here!
Join us October 6–8, 2026 for three fully interactive days of Project Based Learning training led by Magnify Learning’s PBL Certified Trainers.
Whether you’re new to PBL or ready to deepen your practice, you can choose from: ✨ Level 1 PBL Jumpstart✨ Level 2 PBL Advanced ✨ Level 3 PBL Certification

Secure your spot today:
https://magnifypbl.mykajabi.com/offers/dn5YxVXe

09/25/2026

We’re bringing CTE leaders and industry partners together this fall for a PBL × CTE Network Roundtable focused on one of the biggest topics shaping pathways right now: AI pressures and possibilities in CTE.

If you’re seeing AI show up in your CTE program, your classroom, or your industry space, we’d love your voice in this conversation. This roundtable will be hosted live on Zoom, and we’re using your input to set the date, time, and focus areas.

Who we’re looking for:
• CTE directors and coordinators
• Instructors across all pathways
• Industry experts connected to CTE programs

Why join:
• Share what you’re experiencing
• Connect with others navigating similar challenges
• Help shape what CTE needs next

Scan the QR code on the graphic or use the link to let us know you’re interested.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSegMp752T33Zx_OsjteHXchhwZfRDAgNYhiX8Axv5yg39ihGg/viewform?usp=header

We’re excited to gather the voices leading this work.

09/24/2026

The Great PBL Gathering 2026 is right around the corner!

On October 26, we’re hosting a full day of virtual professional learning focused on Leveraging Collaboration — with practical strategies you can bring straight into your classroom or coaching work.

Every session is built for real implementation: routines, protocols, and scaffolds that help students listen well, build on ideas, share airtime, and collaborate with confidence.

🎥 Live + On‑Demand Access to all sessions
💲 $37 per educator
✨ FREE with promo code for PMOC members & Partner Schools/Districts with 2026 Workshops or PMOC Library access

Save your spot and guarantee access:
https://magnifypbl.mykajabi.com/offers/iRChwMLV/checkout

09/23/2026

PBL training can create a lot of excitement—but what happens when teachers return to the classroom and the projects never launch?

That’s the challenge Babcock Ranch Neighborhood School faced. At one point, only 10% of trained teachers were actually using authentic PBL.

Instead of assuming teachers needed more training, school leaders started asking a better question:
What is getting in the way?

By identifying the real barriers, creating stronger support systems, and consistently reinforcing PBL as a priority, they saw a dramatic shift. By the 2025–26 school year, 95% of trained teachers had launched at least one PBL experience.

In our latest blog, we break down three leadership lessons from their journey that can help schools move PBL from professional development into everyday classroom practice.

Read the full blog to learn how to build the structures, support, and leadership habits that help PBL stick. https://sbee.link/fenyhuvmk8

09/22/2026

What does it actually take to make Project Based Learning sustainable across an entire school?

In this episode of the PBL Simplified Podcast, Ryan Steuer sits down with Rachel Crawford from Babcock Ranch Neighborhood School in Florida to unpack their nearly decade-long PBL journey.

Babcock Ranch started with PBL built into its vision—but implementation wasn’t automatic. After facing growth, post-COVID challenges, teacher resistance, and inconsistent implementation, Rachel conducted action research to uncover what was really getting in the way.

The result? A shift from roughly 10% of teachers implementing PBL to 95%.

Rachel shares how intentional systems helped make that possible, including:
• Communities of practice
• Instructional coaching
• PBL launch schedules
• Critical Friends groups
• Clear expectations and accountability
• Support that bridges the gap between PBL training and actual implementation

One of the biggest takeaways: Training teachers in PBL is only the beginning. Leaders have to create the structures, support, and culture that help teachers actually put it into practice.

If you’re a school or district leader working to make PBL more consistent, authentic, and sustainable, this episode is packed with practical ideas you can use.

Listen to the full episode here: https://sbee.link/7aedxqw6tc

Photos from Magnify Learning's post 09/18/2026

Collaboration doesn't happen by accident — it's built.

Swipe through to see what's inside The Great PBL Gathering: Leveraging Collaboration, our full day of virtual PD on the routines and protocols that actually strengthen student collaboration — active listening, giving and receiving feedback, resolving conflict, and more.

📅 October 26, 2026 | Virtual | 9:00 a.m.–3:30 p.m. ET
🎥 Live & on-demand — watch it whenever it fits your week
💵 $37 for full access to every session

Built for teachers, coaches, and school leaders who want ideas they can use tomorrow, not just theory.

👉 Register here: https://magnifypbl.mykajabi.com/offers/iRChwMLV/checkout

09/16/2026

CTE is more than an elective. It should be a pathway students can clearly see themselves moving through.

When students understand how their coursework connects to careers, college, entrepreneurship, industry credentials, and real-world opportunities, everything changes.

In our latest blog, Ryan Steuer explores how school leaders can close the “possibility gap” by:
• Positioning CTE as a true pathway
• Building belief—not just buy-in
• Using Project Based Learning to connect academics, technical skills, industry, and authentic problem solving

Students can’t pursue opportunities they can’t see.

Read the full blog and consider what story your CTE pathways are telling students about their future. https://sbee.link/9uhdwpqfye

09/15/2026

The Great PBL Gathering 2026 is here!

Join us on October 26 for a full day of virtual PBL professional learning focused on Leveraging Collaboration.

This event is designed for educators, coaches, and school leaders who want practical, ready-to-use strategies — not theory. Every session includes routines, protocols, and scaffolds you can implement right away to strengthen student collaboration skills.

🎥 Live + On-Demand Access to every session
💲 $37 per educator
✨ FREE with promo code for PMOC members & Partner Schools/Districts with 2026 Workshops or PMOC Library access

Register Here: https://magnifypbl.mykajabi.com/offers/iRChwMLV/checkout

Save your seat and guarantee access.

09/09/2026

Project Based Learning can feel exciting in August… and exhausting by February.

If PBL depends on one passionate principal, one rockstar teacher, or one great training day, it probably won’t last.
Sustainable PBL requires a system.

In our latest blog, Ryan Steuer breaks down three pieces schools need to build PBL that lasts:
• Leadership alignment
• Internal teacher leaders
• Ongoing coaching structures

The goal isn’t to add more to teachers’ plates. It’s to build differently from day one so PBL becomes part of the culture instead of another short-lived initiative.

Read the full blog and learn how to build a PBL system that can thrive even when leaders, teachers, and priorities change.

👉 https://sbee.link/7ygv8nfxpb

09/08/2026

What makes Project Based Learning actually last?

It’s not just passionate teachers.

It’s not another resource.

And it’s definitely not a one-time training.

It’s the system you build around the work.

In this episode of the PBL Simplified Podcast, Ryan Steuer shares what he’s learned from more than a decade of helping schools and districts build sustainable PBL.

He unpacks how strong PBL systems are built through leadership alignment, ongoing coaching, teacher leadership, reflection, and a clear path toward becoming self-sufficient.

Because the real goal isn’t to create a PBL initiative that depends on one great principal, teacher, or outside partner.
It’s to build something that can keep growing even when people change roles.

As Ryan says:
“If it doesn’t last without you, it was never a system.”

🎧 Listen to the latest episode of the PBL Simplified Podcast and start thinking about what it would take to make PBL part of your school’s long-term culture. https://sbee.link/cfwrtajqke

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