PROJECT BASED LEARNING

What is the primary focus of Project-Based Learning?

• Memorization of facts

• Hands-on projects and real-world challenges

• Listening to lectures

• Writing essays

Which of the following is a key element of Project-Based Learning?

• Solo learning

• Strict adherence to textbooks

• Collaboration and teamwork

• Passive listening

In Project-Based Learning, projects are designed to:

• Be disconnected from real-world issues

• Focus solely on theoretical concepts

• Ignite curiosity and inquiry

• Discourage critical thinking

What skill is NOT typically developed through Project-Based Learning?

• Critical thinking

• Rote memorization

• Problem-solving

• Communication

What is the purpose of incorporating real-world problems in Project-Based Learning?

• To make learning boring and irrelevant

• To engage students and promote deeper understanding

• To limit creativity

• To discourage collaboration

Which aspect is NOT a benefit of Project-Based Learning

• Improved collaboration

• Rigid learning structures

• Enhanced creativity

• Preparation for real-world challenges

True or False: Project-Based Learning emphasizes finding the correct answer quickly rather than exploring different solutions.

• True

• False

What type of learning does Project-Based Learning encourage?

• Passive listening

• Active, hands-on engagement

• Memorization without understanding

• Individual competition

Which of these is a core element of a project in Project-Based Learning?

• Purely theoretical concepts

• Isolation from peers

• Research, inquiry, and investigation

• Limited access to resources

What skills is NOT particularly emphasized in Project-Based Learning?

• Critical thinking

• Memorization

• Collaboration

• Creativity