Project-Based Learning

Student Involvement in Project-Based Learning

• Students take on an active role in project-based learning assignments, assuming responsibility for their own learning process.
• The degree of student involvement increases when project-based learning methods are used, as students are encouraged to take ownership of their projects.

Student Activities in Project-Based Learning

• Students engage in various activities during project-based learning, including:
  • Defining problems and identifying learning objectives
  • Conducting research and gathering information
  • Designing and planning projects
  • Creating and refining products or solutions
  • Presenting and sharing findings

Purpose of Project-Based Learning

• The purpose of project-based learning is to:
  • Develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and collaboration skills
  • Encourage students to think creatively and develop innovative solutions
  • Foster a deeper understanding of subject matter through real-world applications

Critical Thinking in Project-Based Learning

• Students apply a more critical way of thinking in project-based learning by:
  • Analyzing complex problems and identifying key issues
  • Evaluating information and sources
  • Developing well-supported arguments and solutions
  • Reflecting on their learning process and outcomes