Learners engage in real-world issues through personally meaningful projects. They identify an issue, complete research, and present an evidence-based solution.

With PBL, learners:

• Connect classroom knowledge with real-world applications.
• Become problem solvers and collaborators
• Make personal connections to their learning
• Deepen their understanding and retention of material
• Become independent workers and critical thinkers

Learners develop skills vital for success: self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, relationship skills, and responsible decision-making.

SEL increases the likelihood learners will:

• • Nurture confidence, resilience, and focus.
  • Graduate from high school and college
  • Have successful careers
  • Foster positive relationships
  • Manage their mental health

Learners study multiple subjects simultaneously in one course. For example, students in a science course may also be concentrating on math and language arts skills.

Interdisciplinary courses encourage learners to:

• Cover topics in-depth
• Compare and contrast concepts across subject lines
• Model real-world learning
• Analyze ideas and solve problems