Where can I find materials developed by Project Zero that I can use in my classroom or workplace?
 

There are many ways to access PZ resources on this site!
 

• Visit our extensive resource library and search by type of resource (article, book, etc.), topic, PZ project, staff member, or publication year
• Explore our list of active projects, each of which has a list of associated resources
• Head directly to our thinking routines toolbox, the most popular section of our site, and search by thinking category, teaching subject, or thinking disposition 

Can I take in-person courses at Project Zero? 
 

PZ is a research center and does not offer in-person courses. However, some PZers teach credit-bearing courses in the degree programs at the Harvard Graduate School of Education (HGSE).  For more information about admission to HGSE programs, please visit the HGSE admissions hub. 

PZ hosts several professional education institutes throughout the year, including Project Zero Classroom and two Pittsburgh-based conferences. These institutes provide introductions to core PZ frameworks and opportunities to explore ways to deepen student engagement; encourage learners to think critically and creatively; and make learning and thinking visible. Participants completing these programs are awarded certificates that state the time spent in the course. 

Can I take online courses to learn about PZ ideas?
 

Yes! PZ offers a suite of online courses, as well as certification programs in Visible Thinking and Cultures of Thinking which confirm your proficiency in one or the other of these core PZ ideas. Earn 12-30 professional development hours depending on which type of course you take (mini or in-depth).

Are PZ researchers able to come to my organization and provide consultation?
 

PZ researchers are generally not available for consultation beyond the institutes in which they teach each year. However, if you are interested in working with a specific researcher, please use the staff directory on our site to contact them directly with your request.

How can I learn about any available jobs at PZ?
 

If available, staff positions are listed on Harvard University’s career site. Part-time student researchers can check the student employment site, SEO.