PBL Vocab

The opening activity in a PBL project that introduces you to the project topic and challenge is called...

• The beginning

• Entry Event

• Opening Project

• Starting Event

A question that is used as the focus of a PBL project that communicates the challenge you must solve is called...

• A guess

• The introduction

• A driving question

• The challenger

What are a series of activities that walk you through the process of completing your project called?

• Goals

• Benchmarks

• Sections

• Steps

PBL benchmarks are graded using what? (It tells you what you are doing very well and where you may need improvements)

• A rubric

• Other classmates opinions

• A checklist

• Your own personal opinion

Feedback you receive from your teacher and peers does NOT help you make your project any better.

• True

• False

Questions you need to research and answer to complete the project; all the questions huddled under the driving question.

• Entry Events

• Important Questions

• Driving Question

• Need to Knows

PBL is where students use their creative energy to work with others on a project to solve a real-world problem.

• True

• False

What do the letter PBL stand for (as defined in this Course)?

• Project Based Learning

• Plant Based Lunch

• Planet Bound Learning

• Please Be Learning

Project-based learning is valuable because...

• students learn to solve real-world problems

• students develop employability skills

• student develop critical thinking skills

• all of these reasons

Students will NOT develop communication skills when learning through PBL.

• True

• False