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According to Agustina, what is the Project-Based Learning method?
According to Agustina, what is the Project-Based Learning method?
- A learning model based on constructivist theory in education (correct)
- A teaching method that focuses on lecturing students
- A method that emphasizes the teacher's role in knowledge transmission
- A way to evaluate student learning outcomes
What is the main role of the teacher in Project-Based Learning?
What is the main role of the teacher in Project-Based Learning?
- To assist and guide students in their learning process (correct)
- To evaluate student learning outcomes and provide feedback
- To provide knowledge and information to students
- To conduct research and present findings to students
What is the focus of Project-Based Learning according to Fried-Booth?
What is the focus of Project-Based Learning according to Fried-Booth?
- Conducting research on language learning strategies
- Focusing on grammar and vocabulary acquisition
- Developing language skills through drills and exercises
- Integrating language skills into real-life situations (correct)
What is the role of students in Project-Based Learning according to Hedge?
What is the role of students in Project-Based Learning according to Hedge?
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What is the key characteristic of Project-Based Learning?
What is the key characteristic of Project-Based Learning?
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Definition of Project-Based Learning
- Project-based learning is a teaching model based on constructivist theory in education, where learners actively construct their own knowledge and understanding instead of passively receiving information from the teacher (Agustina, 2009).
- It involves learners building, creating, innovating, and developing their thinking during the learning process (Liu & Chen, 2010).
Role of Teachers and Learners
- In project-based learning, the learner plays a central role, and the teacher's role shifts from being the controller and knowledge transmitter to being a facilitator and guide.
- Learners take charge of deciding how to approach problems and integrate language skills with real-life activities (Hedge, 2000).
Origins of Project-Based Learning
- The term "project" in language teaching first appeared in the 1970s.
- Fried-Booth is considered one of the pioneers of project-based learning in language teaching.
Characteristics of Project-Based Learning
- It involves a range of activities, including group work, discussions, interviews, data collection, research, report writing, and presentations.
- It integrates language skills with real-life activities, promoting experiential learning and the development of life skills.
Applications of Project-Based Learning
- Project-based learning has been widely used in various fields as a stepping stone for future careers, including independent research and work.
- It prepares students for independent work and research in their future careers.
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