PBL PRETEST

What is PBL?

• Practical Business Leadership
• Peer-Based Learning
• Personalized Business Learning
• Project-Based Learning (PBL)

What principles back PBL?

• Teacher-centered instruction
• Limited group work
• The principles backing PBL include student-centered learning, real-world relevance, collaboration, critical thinking, and reflection.
• Focus on memorization

Projects and project -based learning is synonymous.

• true

• false

PBL promotes "the guide on the side" rather than "sage on the stage" approach.

• true

• false

Students lead and work through the problems that arise in PBL together.

• true

• false

Teachers form the essential questions that will drive the project and research.

• true

• false

Creative projects work best with certain subjects

• true

• false

Creative projects work best with advance students.

• true

• false

Creative projects have to be high tech.

• true

• false

PBL benefits

• PBL benefits include improved critical thinking, collaboration, and real-world problem-solving skills.
• PBL benefits include reduced collaboration among peers.
• PBL is primarily focused on memorization of facts.
• PBL benefits lead to decreased student engagement.