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    Problem-Based Learning: Integration OF 21 Century Skills

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    The four 21st century skills are collaboration, communication, critical thinking, and creativity. Problem-based learning (PBL) is an educational approach that uses real-world problems as a context for students to develop these skills. PBL is student-centered, involving active learning through problem-solving rather than passive learning through lectures. It was pioneered in medical schools in the 1960s to better prepare students for their future roles. PBL develops 21st century skills and improves student motivation by introducing meaningful activities and developing positive perceptions of the strategy.

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    The four 21st century skills are collaboration, communication, critical thinking, and creativity. Problem-based learning (PBL) is an educational approach that uses real-world problems as a context for students to develop these skills. PBL is student-centered, involving active learning through problem-solving rather than passive learning through lectures. It was pioneered in medical schools in the 1960s to better prepare students for their future roles. PBL develops 21st century skills and improves student motivation by introducing meaningful activities and developing positive perceptions of the strategy.

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    The four 21st century skills are collaboration, communication, critical thinking, and creativity. Problem-based learning (PBL) is an educational approach that uses real-world problems as a context for students to develop these skills. PBL is student-centered, involving active learning through problem-solving rather than passive learning through lectures. It was pioneered in medical schools in the 1960s to better prepare students for their future roles. PBL develops 21st century skills and improves student motivation by introducing meaningful activities and developing positive perceptions of the strategy.

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    The four 21st century skills are collaboration, communication, critical thinking, and creativity. Problem-based learning (PBL) is an educational approach that uses real-world problems as a context for students to develop these skills. PBL is student-centered, involving active learning through problem-solving rather than passive learning through lectures. It was pioneered in medical schools in the 1960s to better prepare students for their future roles. PBL develops 21st century skills and improves student motivation by introducing meaningful activities and developing positive perceptions of the strategy.

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    PROBLEM-BASED

    LEARNING : INTEGRATION
    OF 21ST CENTURY SKILLS
    What are the
    four (4) skills that need to be
    develop by the 21st Century Learners?
    What is the significance of this
    four (4) skills to the 21st Century Learners?
    Does the Century Learners
    already equipped these skills?
    Does the Century Learners
    already equipped these skills?
    Why or Why not?
    What is Problem-Based Learning
    Approach?
    Problem-Based Learning (PBL)

    It is an educational method that provides


    students with authentic learning opportunities
    with a focus on teaching through real-life
    situations and solving real world problems.
    Problem-Based Learning (PBL)

    In addition, PBL is highly student-centered


    and involves students developing their own
    knowledge and discovering important
    information through teacher guidance, not
    teacher lecture.
    Problem-Based Learning (PBL)

    Through PBL, students are no longer passive


    “consumers of knowledge,” but are becoming
    active “creators of knowledge.”
    history of pbl

    The PBL process was pioneered by Barrows and Tamblyn at the medical
    school program at McMaster University in Hamilton in the 1960s. The
    PBL curriculum was developed in order to stimulate learning by allowing
    students to see the relevance and application to future roles. It maintains a
    higher level of motivation towards learning, and shows the importance of
    responsible, professional attitudes with teamwork values. The motivation
    for learning drives interest because it allows for selection of problems that
    have real-world application.
    CHARACTERISTICS OF PBL

    • the role of the tutor as a facilitator of learning.


    • the responsibilities of the learners to be self-directed and
    self-regulated in their learning
    • the essential elements in the design of ill-
    structured instructional problems as the driving force for
    inquiry. 
    PBL helps to prepare all students for the
    rapidly changing world regardless of their
    cognitive abilities. PBL not only develops
    21st century skills, but also improves student
    motivation, which is another important aspect
    to success in the modern world.
    PBL improves student motivation in two
    ways:

    1. introducing meaningful activities


    2. developing positive student perceptions of
    the PBL strategy
    BENEFITS OF PBL

    • Engagement: Students are more likely to


    be engaged in their schooling when they
    feel autonomy over their own learning.
    Project based learning allows students to
    be drivers of their own learning. 
    BENEFITS OF PBL

    • Teach and assess multiple skills: Teachers


    have multiple assessment opportunities to
    test different skills.
     
    BENEFITS OF PBL

     Differentiation: Students with various


    learning styles and differences are
    accommodated since PBL showcases a broad
    range of capabilities.
    BENEFITS OF PBL

     Accountability: Students take greater


    responsibility for their own learning. 
    DISADVANTAGES OF PBL
    •  TIME CONSUMING
    • TRADITIONAL ASSUMPTIONS OF THE
    STUDENTS
    • ROLE OF THE INSTRUCTOR
    • PUPIL’S EVALUATION
    • COGNITIVE LOAD
    ADVANTAGES OF PBL
    • Fosters student-centred learning
    • Upholds lifelong learning
    • Prominence on comprehension not facts
    • In-depth learning and constructivist approach
    • Augments self-learning
    •  Better understanding and adeptness
    • Reinforces interpersonal skills and teamwork
    • Self-motivated attitude
    • Enriches the teacher-student relationship
    • Higher level of learning

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