WHAT WE DO

WE ENGAGE STUDENTS IN REAL PROJECTS

We believe that people learn best when they feel a real sense of purpose and urgency to solve problems. Genuine problem solving is highly motivating and exciting. The direct application of new learning to the solution of real problems leads to deeper understanding and enhanced memory, hands down.

All subjects taught in school have multiple applications in projects that are currently underway all around the planet. Research, investigation, exploration and discovery in science, technology, engineering, math, art, literature and every area of human inquiry are ongoing. We are providing access for students and teachers to unlimited numbers of projects that are underway somewhere in the world right now.

Each Real Good Project has a designated liaison available for students to contact, ask questions, view and discuss the work, and join in. Thinking critically and creatively, collaborating, and communicating across diverse boundaries students can help solve all kinds of pressing problems.

Real Good Projects is rapidly becoming the world’s greatest source of contemporary science-based projects accessible to students. This is where students apply what they are learning in school to the solution of important problems, contributing to the store of human knowledge and the creation of a better world for all.

Anytime, anywhere, any device access for students, and free unlimited access, instructional guides, and online or telephone support for teachers are available through district subscriptions. Contact Info@RealGoodProjects.com or call (860) 480-1431 to get started right now.

RECENT PROJECTS

CHECK OUT OUR LATEST ENGAGING PROJECTS

OZYMANDIAS

February 26, 2023

English

Written by British Romantic poet Percy Bysshe Shelley, Ozymandias calls attention to the great Egyptian pharaoh, Ramses II.

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There are more than 200 billion galaxies in the known universe. In the Milky Way Galaxy alone astronomers believe there are tens of billions of planetary systems. Some planets may host life forms, and the search is on to find them.

ALIEN LIFE

January 21, 2023

Science

There are more than 200 billion galaxies in the known universe. In the Milky Way Galaxy alone astronomers believe there are tens of billions of planetary systems. Some planets may host life forms, and the search is on to find them.

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