Problem-Based Learning Asssessment

1. What is the first thing a teacher does in Problem-Based Learning?

• Give students a test

• Present a real-world problem

• Form student groups

• Start a lecture

2. Which is NOT a skill students learn in PBL?

• Working in teams

• Memorizing facts

• Communication

• Problem-solving

3. How do students learn in PBL?

• By listening to lectures only

• By working alone only

• By working together to solve problems

• By taking multiple tests

4. What do students do after they identify a problem?

• Take a test immediately

• Go home and forget about it

• Figure out what they need to learn

• Wait for the teacher to solve it

5. In PBL, students mostly work:

• Alone at all times

• In teams with others

• Only with teachers

• Only with textbooks

6. What's important when students finish their PBL project?

• Share what they learned

• Keep their findings secret

• Throw away their work

• Start over immediately

7. How do students find information in PBL?

• Only from textbooks

• Only from the teacher

• Through research and asking questions

• By guessing

8. What makes PBL different from regular classes?

• Students never work together

• Teachers solve all problems

• Students actively solve real problems

• There are more tests

9. In PBL, the teacher's main role is to:

• Give all the answers

• Guide students as they learn

• Do the work for students

• Give lectures only

10. What helps students succeed in PBL?

• Working alone all the time

• Never asking questions

• Waiting for answers

• Working together and thinking critically