Project Based Learning

What is the definition of PBL?

• Refers to the general assumptions about what language is and about how learning a language occurs

• Teaching method in which students learn by actively engaging in real-world and personally meaningful projects.

• Specific syllabus organization, choices of the materials that will boost learning, and the means to assess learners and evaluate teaching and learning

Projects undertaken by students are real jobs that are in accordance with the reality in the field of work or in society. The project that is carried out is not in a simulation or imitation, but rather a real work or problem.

is the definition of...

• Autonomy

• Centralistic

• Realistic

Which one is the advantage of PBL

• Lack of interest in their project

• Developing language learning and skills

• Classroom management changes radically

Here are examples, but which one is NOT the example of PBL?

• Students doing presentation

• Students doing experiment

• Teacher explaining the material

In a PBL classroom, you probably...

• won't see multiple choice quizzes.

• won't see homework.

• won't see teachers lecturing.

• might see any of the above.

Choose the best answer to complete this sentence:

"In a PBL classroom, lectures or quizzes..."

• are not used.

• can help teach a concept or formatively assess student knowledge.

• are the main strategy to teach knowledge or assess understanding.

Which skill(s) can project-based learning help your students develop?

• Critical thinking

• Collaboration

• Creativity

• All of the answers are correct

A PBL unit begins with

• the driving question

• an entry event

• a brief handout about the project

Pick the best response to complete the sentence: "The main purpose of the entry event is..."

• to share details about the upcoming unit.

• to do all of the above.

• to provide an overall context for learning

Project Based Learning is known by the acronym “PBL.” Which of the following is NOT known as another “PBL”?

• Partner based learning

• Problem Based Learning

• Place Based Learning