Problem Based Learning -is a student-centered pedagogy in which students learn about a subject through the experience of problem solving.
Pedagogy - the art or science of teaching; education; instructional methods.
Problem Based Learning :
- Students presented with a problem.
- Students discuss the problem in a small group, clarify the facts of the case and then define what the problem is.
- They brainstorm ideas based on their prior knowledge and identify what they need to learn to work on the problem.
- Reason through the problem and specify an action plan for working on the problem.
- Engage in independent study on their learning issues outside the tutorial.
- Sharing the information, peer teaching and working together on the problem.
- Present and discuss the solution to the problem
- Review what they have learnt from working on the problem.
Process of Problem Based Learning :
Reason of using Problem Based Learning :
- Motivating Students to learn
- Develop students thinking skills
- Linking theory and practicing
- Developing students key skills relevant to employment (example : interpersonal communications skills)
- Facilitating students learning how to learn
- Learning how to work effectively in a team
Difference Between Traditional Learning and Problem Based Learning :
Videos for Problem Based Learning Explanation :
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