Celebrating What Works in Education

For more than 30 years, the George Lucas Educational Foundation has shared what works in education. Through Edutopia, we’ve captured and created conversations about practices from amazing schools and passionate educators-here in the U.S. and all over the world. We’ve pinpointed research-backed strategies, supercharged conversations around edtech and AI, and highlighted real educators in real classrooms.
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[@edutopia]

Discover must-have resources that are curated *just for you* on topics like classroom management, ChatGPT & generative AI, SEL, and more. Become a part of the Edutopia community and receive our weekly newsletter today: edut.to/3wEVHUh

[@khwahishsharada5555]

Till now I didn't get how to become the part of this foundation like as a teacher or trainer etc... may be our Counteries are different so we can't be the working person at Edutopia..Really Edutopia doing good things to a great extend yet..

[@Maker_Teach]

I am a master maker, and fan of the PBL methodology, how can I as a teacher get involved in this movement?

[@edutopia]

We have a large number of resources on PBL, all of which are collected on this page: www.edutopia.org/project-based-learning
You might also benefit from this article about getting started with PBL: www.edutopia.org/article/3-steps-getting-started-pbl

[@almaisaks]

Celebrating What Works in Education