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WorksheetsAll About Problem-Based Learning
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 46mins
Problem-based learning _____students in intriguing, real and relevant intellectual inquiry and allows them to learn from life situations
solves
engages
determines
deters
Which best describes Problem-Based Learning?
Have students recite information back
Have students memorize vocabulary
Have students complete their own research to learn
Have students learn via lecture notes and complete a project
Students explore possible solutions by
Forming small groups
Circulating among groups
Brainstorming ideas
Learning about the world
Which problem will you NOT present to your class in a problem-based learning approach?
Cyberbulling in remote classes
Plastic problem in our oceans
Conjugation of verbs in the past tense
Literature being shaped by or for the world
What is the correct order in which to implement Problem-Based Learning?
Brainstorm, present a problem, research, analyze, review, and present
Present a problem, brainstorm, research, analyze, present, and review
Review, present a problem, brainstorm, research, present, and analyze
Analyze, review, present a problem, research, brainstorm, and present
The following phrases are characteristics of Problem-Based Learning EXCEPT:
Promotes Long-term knowledge retention
Demands constant monitoring
Accommodates diverse learning needs
Espouses teamwork and collaboration
Which of these would be a good Problem-Based Learning Topic?
Present a project on endangered species.
How can we protect an endangered species that lives in our area?
Research the rules and regulations on protecting endangered species.
Draw a picture of your favorite endangered species.
Which of the following is an advantage of Problem-Based Learning?
Leads to long term retention of the content
Takes a lot of time to complete
Students can potentially perform poorer on exams
Students may not have the critical thinking skills needed
Which of the following can project-based learning NOT be applied to?
History
Science
Mathematics
None of the answers are correct
Problem based learning doesn't always have one "correct" answer.
True
False
