PROJECT BASED LEARNING


This days school can be more interesting and  effective by focusing students on work that matters. Project based Learning is one  type of  approach is not like the project that we did.When students are bored by lectures than teachers can use PBL learning.  PBL is becoming widely used in schools and other educational settings, with different varieties being practiced.

I think that students enjoy working  on  different project with this method and are more engaged.PBL can be used on most of students but  there are some that benefit more from this Project.  ‘’At risk ‘’ student .They can have different struggle with learning and this method help them.PBL can be used from many different classes but is more prevalent in social studies ,science and art classes.Students become active rather than passive learners and build important workplace skills.Of course ,all of this requires a great deal of planning ,a healthy dose of flexibility and an environment that supports collaboration.

THANK YOU!

Comments

  1. Izabeta Koci28 April 2019 at 03:57

    A short post and you have involved here whatever that you considered as important from PROJECT Based Learning. You have provided us with reasons why this approach is effective.

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  2. fatjona tabaku28 April 2019 at 10:45

    I like your post and especially the picture you have chosen to use comparing traditional way of learning and PBL

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  3. Suela Karriqi28 April 2019 at 13:59

    Your short posts has provided us with the main advantages of Project Based Learning.I do agree with you that using this approach in our classes will make our students active learners.

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  4. Bleona Kasmi Gr E 2019 28 April 2019 at 20:59

    I enjoyed your post because the ideas are clear and easily understood. Good job!

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  5. Patricia Shehu Gr E 201929 April 2019 at 05:46

    A short and well organized reflection.
    The picture did get my attention and all the rest was good.
    Thanks for sharing

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  6. Arjola prenga29 April 2019 at 14:30

    Use of this approach defintly will make our students more active participator in their learning.Well said!

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  7. Arjola prenga29 April 2019 at 14:30

    Use of this approach defintly will make our students more active participator in their learning.Well said!

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