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Project

Based
Learning
By Group 5
Members of Group

Desya Wanda Septya Utami Dinatul Husna Adrial

Diana Putri Ali


Project Based Learning

Definition PBL is a learning approach that is


student-driven and teacher-
facilitated. It involves students
pursuing knowledge through
inquiry, researching under teacher
supervision, and creating projects
to illustrate their discoveries. PBL
is not a complementary activity
but is the basis of the curriculum.
Benefits of Project Based Learning

PBL helps students become proficient


communicators, advanced problem
solvers, and independent thinkers. It also
increases motivation to learn and fosters a
deeper understanding of the topic.
Research on Project Based Learning

Research shows that students involved in PBL outperform their


traditionally educated peers on standardized tests. PBL also helps
students solve real-world problems and improve their planning
and organizational skills.
Learning to be Self-Reliant
through Planning PBL involves various phases, including
and Organization identifying an inquiry question,
conducting research, selecting a project
format, and presenting findings to an
authentic audience. Students develop
responsibility, independence, and
discipline through self-monitoring, goal
setting, and managing their time
effectively. Collaborative work fosters
peer expectations and accountability.
Meeting project deadlines motivates
students to be conscientious and
resourceful. These skills are essential for
success in school and life.
Social Learning Enhances
Collaboration Skil

Social learning in Project-Based Learning (PBL)


enhances collaboration skills among students. PBL
promotes communication, negotiation, and
collaboration, allowing students to practice and develop
these essential twenty-first-century skills. Through
brainstorming, active listening, and working together
to solve problems, students learn productive
communication, respect for others, and teamwork. PBL
also provides opportunities for self-evaluation, where
students reflect on their social interactions and
communication skills. Consistent practice of these skills
leads to proficiency and mastery, which are critical for
future success in the global economy.
Differentiation Provides
Intrinsic Motivation

Differentiation in education provides intrinsic


motivation for students by offering choices,
accommodating various learning styles, and
empowering them to make their own learning
decisions. This leads to improved reading
abilities, engagement, and positive effects on
learning.
PBL in Action
PBL involves students choosing a topic,
designing an investigation, conducting
research, and creating a project to present
their findings. It also incorporates
technology, allowing students to use a
variety of applications for research and
presentations.
Technology Enhances
Creativity within
Parameters (PBL) is an effective approach that promotes
active learning through real-world projects and
aligns with Dewey's philosophies. It has been
successfully implemented in early education,
like preschool, through the Reggio Emilia
approach. Starting PBL early fosters a love of
learning and develops essential skills for success.
Real-World
Connections
PBL engages students in real-world tasks,
promoting better understanding of topics
and the application of knowledge to solve
real-world problems.
Creating Success
from the Beginning
PBL is an effective educational approach that
promotes active learning through real-world
projects and problem-solving. It aligns with
Dewey's philosophies and has been successfully
implemented in early education, such as
preschool, through approaches like Reggio
Emilia. Starting PBL early in a child's education
fosters a love of learning and develops essential
skills for success
Measuring Effectiveness of
Project-Based Learning

PBL effectiveness is measured through


authentic assessment methods including
rubrics, self-evaluation, and reflection. It
prepares students for the 21st century by
instilling essential skills.
Thank
You

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