Season 1 of the Impactful PBL Podcast is coming to an end. It’s officially been a year since I started this podcast. The podcast started as a “learn in public” project so that I can document my professional journey and share insights about what I’m learning about project-based learning. In this episode, I’m sharing why I decided to create a “learn in public” project, how teachers can do the same, and what to expect during season 2 of the podcast.

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* Explore what it means to learn in public * Analyze the benefits of learning in public * Discover the challenging part about learning in public * Examine ways teachers can learn in public * Hear about my experience with learning in public * Identify the steps teachers can take to start learning in public * Hear what to expect for future episodes of the Impactful PBL Podcast

Resources mentioned in the episode:
1. Visit https://www.impactfulpbl.com/podcast/episode31 for the blog post that accompany this episode. 2. Download the “Season 1: Impactful PBL Podcast Summer Action Guide.” It’s like a book study but for podcasts. I curated the most relevant episodes and provided action tasks so that teachers can leverage their time this summer by writing their first or next outline for a PBL unit. You can find it here: bit.ly/pblpodcastseason1

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