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Author name: Aaron Eisberg

Aaron is the Director at the Center for Excellence. With over 17 years of PBL experience he brings a level of expertise in different organizations and ensuring students are learning content and application via authentic real world contexts.

Daily PBL Students

Daily PBL: How to Infuse Project-Based Learning Without Running a Full Project

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For many teachers, Daily PBL and other forms of project-based learning feel like an all-or-nothing endeavor, something that requires weeks of planning, complex logistics, community partners, and a classroom schedule with more flexibility than most teachers have. But high-quality PBL isn’t built on big events. It’s built on daily habits. In fact, the most effective […]

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Bridging Industry and Education

Bridging Industry and Education

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Launching a Real-World Sustainable Building Project This week marked an incredible milestone as Limerick ETSS officially launched a real-world, interdisciplinary project for Senior Cycle students in partnership with JJ Rhatigan Construction. The project challenges students to design a sustainable 220 m² bungalow, integrating skills from Construction Studies, DCG, Computer Science, Physics, Business, and Accounting, while

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Student Agency in PBL

Developing Student Agency in Project-Based Learning

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When we talk about project-based learning (PBL), we often highlight the engaging projects, authentic connections, and real-world applications. But beneath all of that is something even more transformative: student agency. Project-based learning (PBL) is more than completing a project, it’s about helping students develop the confidence, voice, and independence to direct their own learning. Agency

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