PBL
A teaching method in which students gain knowledge and skills by working for an extended period of time to investigate and respond to an engaging and complex question, problem, or challenge.
What is Project-based learning (PBL)?
"Approach that synthesizes more than one discipline and creates teams of teachers and students that enrich the overall education experience"
What is interdisciplinary?
One of our favourite tool as an ESL teacher.
What is Teachers Pay Teachers?
The only difference is that one NEEDS a problem while the other MAY include a problem.
What is the difference between PBL and problem-based learning?
The Smoothie
To what can we compare the interdisciplinary approach?
"Why are you..." project.
What is an example of PBL at the primary level?
The use of collective books, posters, expositions, presentations & monument projects.
What are examples of Project-Based Learning (PBL)?
Engaging students
Problem solving skills
Self-confidence
Develop knowledge
Creativity
Risk taking
What are the advantages of teaching using interdisciplinary?
Family Feud
What is a bad example of PBL?
An increase in autonomy, students learning by themselves, student-centered, practice abilities and knowledge, motivation and working based on interests and needs.
What are the benefits of PBL for students?
You need to plan ahead of time and know what you are talking about.
What is the 1st step of interdisciplinary?
"The Chain of Life" project.
What is an example of PBL at the secondary level?
Self-managers in the project approach, collaborate with others to create a project, use social skills.
What are the roles of the students in PBL?
You need to introduce the methodology to students and reduce students fears.
What is the 2nd step of interdisciplinary?
Except from the Progression of Learning, we are free to include topics from our students' interests and passions when we assign them a problem.
How can PBL be linked with ESL in Québec?