Transform Back to School Night by putting students at the center and giving them an opportunity to share the work they are engaged in! 3 easy ways to make it an exhibition of learning!

Share Your Learning partnered with NWP to encourage teachers to have students write and share responses to the film American Creed with an audience beyond the classroom. Ignite a fire of civic discourse in your community!

Explore how the K-12 community at High Tech High learns deeply through projects. Learn more about project elements such as reflection and exhibition, and see examples of how these and other elements make up a project.

Dive deep into exhibitions, student led conferences, and presentations of learning in this free and open online course.  SYL co-designed the course with our partner 2Revolutions, and it is jam packed with activities and resources to support your practice.

This rubric helps teachers guide students in grades 6-8 in making effective presentations in a project, and it can be used to assess their performance. Alignment with CC ELA standards for Speaking and Listening is noted.

This rubric helps teachers guide students in grades 3-5 in making effective presentations in a project, and it can be used to assess their performance. Alignment with CC ELA standards for Speaking and Listening is noted.

This rubric helps with guiding and assessing K-2 students, and is based on BIE's Presentation Rubric for older students. This rubric is aligned with CCSS, but also can be used in non-CCSS settings.

Magnify Learning has an example of a lesson to teach students how to connect with community partners.

In this video, 8th grade students create a project to change their city flag. Good for thoughtful step-by-step PBL practices.

EL Education shares a culminating event for the seventh-grade "Small Acts of Courage" learning expedition at King Middle School in Portland, ME.