Branching Out into the Community

Spark students’ curiosity by immersing them in Project-Based Learning that aims to cultivate their interculturality. Learn how students can connect around relevant themes and engage in their communities.

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On episode 149 of the "We Teach Languages" podcast, Trudy Anderson shares insights on engaging with the local community.

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Get Expert Takes

Check out this insightful article from Sara-Elizabeth Cottrell's blog: “10 real-world project examples for PBLL.”

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A Must-Read for Language Educators

Erin E.H. Austin's Going Global in the World Language Classroom offers practical, low-cost strategies to foster cultural literacy and student engagement. It moves beyond teaching about the world to teaching with it, using virtual connections, events, and authentic resources to build global readiness.

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National Foreign Language Resource Center
University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa

Whether you are new to Project-Based Language Learning, a novice, or experienced practitioner, you will find resources for PBLL professional development and an array of PBLL planning and teaching tools that meet you where you are.

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Explore more from the Grow to Glow series.

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Upcoming Live Session

Leveraging Interculturality to Promote Student Growth

MARCH 11, 7PM ET

Grab your favorite beverage! Join us for this Sip and Share and chat with other educators about empowering students to take ownership of their learning. In addition to discussing ways to promote student self-reflection, we will also examine how Can-Do Statements and portfolios are powerful tools in developing student growth.

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It's Your Time to Shine!

MAY 6, 7PM ET

Join us during Teacher Appreciation Week for this live event celebrating your successes during the 2025-2026 school year. It’s your turn to be recognized for your investment in yourself, your growth and your transformation. We applaud your dedication to cultivating intercultural growth among your students.