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Problem-based learning (PBL)

Problem-based learning starts with a complex, open-ended problem without a predetermined solution, where students map what they know and what they need to learn, formulate hypotheses, and iteratively test ideas. Typical steps in implementing problem-based learning include: scenario analysis, problem formulation, research plan, source collection and evaluation, solution testing, and reflection.


Project-based learning (PjBL)

Project-based learning centers around the creation of a tangible product or service for a real audience, often driven by a driving question. In project-based learning, the emphasis is on the project plan, clear success criteria and rubrics for evaluation, key points for checking progress (en. milestones) and public presentation.



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