Engage2Learn Resource Library
5 Common Misconceptions of the e2L Learning Framework
Hopefully, this will help clear up some of those common misconceptions about e2L like, “Project-based learning doesn’t work for math.” So not true! Take a look for yourself.
Read MoreAutonomy Rubric
The Autonomy Rubric included in this toolkit is one of several e2L rubrics provided to assist parents, teachers, and students in setting goals and assessing growth towards acquiring skills identified as desirable for college readiness and employability.
Read MoreDIY: Campus Learning Environment
This “do-it-yourself” activity is one that we share with our e2L campuses, and helps leaders rethink the learning spaces of their campus in terms of what kinds of space are needed to best support authentic student engagement and collaborative problem-solving.
Read MoreDIY: Classroom Learning Environment
This “do-it-yourself” activity helps teachers and leaders rethink the learning spaces of their classroom in terms of what kinds of spaces are needed to best support authentic student engagement and collaborative problem-solving.
Read MoreDIY: Technology Plan for PBL/e2L
This “do-it-yourself” activity helps campus and district leaders think about what technology consideration and system need to be added or amended in order to best support the learning environment of PBL/e2L classrooms and campuses.
Read MoreDIY: Why, What, How
This “do-it-yourself” activity helps campus and district leaders think about the why, what, and how of PBL/e2L implementation.
Read Moree2L Bright Spot: Raines HS Katy ISD
Becky Bracewell-Tucker, Principal at Raines High School in Katy ISD, talks about her experience with the e2L Learning Framework.
Read Moree2L Learning Framework Parent Orientation Presentation
This resource can be used for a brief presentation to parents as an overview of the e2L Learning Framework. Slides include interactive questions for the audience and examples of things students might say to parents about the learning model.
Read Moree2L Recommended Reading & Viewing List
This list contains some of our favorite thought leaders and can be utilized to begin conversations with community, conduct a book study or article study with staff or Board of Trustees, provide to parents to dig deeper into the literature so they are informed on the “why, what, and how” of educational change or just to study for yourself. Enjoy!
Read MoreEducation/Community Summit Presentation Template
This is the presentation template that can be used to facilitate education/community summits and/or forums. It provides a wonderful framework for soliciting feedback from your local community as to what they would like to see in their childrens’ classrooms and campuses.
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