PBL for TYLEC - British Council

In PBL, the project is the culmination of the unit

• Yes

• No

In PBL, the project is the moment to assess learning

• Yes

• No

In PBL, the project is the 'freer practice' of the target language

• Yes

• No

In a PBL lesson in ELT, English must be the main focus

• Yes

• No

PBL is... (select all that apply)

• Multidisciplinary

• Cooperative

• Constantly requiring students to make choices

• Student driven

• Student centred

In a PBL lesson/series of lessons in ELT...

• The quality of the final project is all that matter: students showcase what they have learnt

• The language students use in the final project is the most important thing: students demonstrate their improved speaking or writing skills there

• Learning happens during the whole duration of the project. Mistakes, stumbling upon unexpected information, researching, cooperating, interacting: all this is learning in its purest form

• Students learn through language lessons guided by the teacher before the project, which acts as consolidation of what learned in class