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The document discusses project-based learning (PBL) and its benefits for students. It explains that PBL is not a new concept and has been used under other names. When implemented effectively, PBL can transform learning by redefining rigor and developing 21st century skills in students like inquiry, reflection, revision, and public presentation. PBL should be used flexibly and can be adapted based on state standards and career pathways.

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