Lecture 18: Project-based learning
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This video will teach you how to use Project-based learning. It provides resources for teachers to teach and students to learn and acquires new skills. Project-based learning is an approach to teaching that encourages students to work together on a real-world project. Students learn best when they are actively engaged in their learning, and project-based learning allows them to do just that. In this video, you'll see how project-based learning can help students learn important skills like communication, collaboration, and critical thinking. So if you're looking for a way to help your students learn, you should definitely check out project-based learning!. We target the following:
• Define the meaning of project-based learning.
• Determine the challenges of project-based learning.
• Describe the benefits and drawbacks of project-based learning.
• Identify the important features and characteristics of project-based learning.
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