Project-based Learning Quiz

In PjBL, students work on a project over an extended period of time – from a week up to one semester.

• YES

• NO

PjBL engages students in solving a real-world problem or answering a complex question.

• TRUE

• FALSE

In an English class, students are asked to do a research on a famous (world renowned) Indonesian novelists and make a presentation about her / him.

• PjBL

• “Doing a Project”

After a two-week unit on endangered animals that ended up with a test, students spend two days staging a campaign & gathering on the prevention of endangered animals in Indonesia.

• PjBL

• "Doing a Project"

Students consider the driving question, “which new / emerging local tourism spot is worthy of promotion?” – as they research various tourism places & create a digital brochure / infographic to promote it.

• PjBL

• "Doing a Project"

After a lesson, students are requested to make / record a short video of introducing others in English and upload it in the class or school’s LMS.

• PjBL

• "Doing a Project"

Students investigate how home & industrial plastic waste affect their local environment. They propose solutions to the problem and present them to the city official.

• PjBL

• "Doing a Project"

Students read aloud their self-made poem at the end of the language class after they learn a unit about haiku (Japanese poem arranged in 3 lines).

• PjBL

• "Doing a Project"