What is Problem-Based Learning? How to use it in your classroom

Here's a quick slideshow I created for a class. If you found it helpful, let me know in the comments and maybe I'll create a few more like this.

[leoteacher]

It is very clear to understand what exactly is Problem based learning from Project based learning, Thank you.

[janbullock]

I actually love this video. I needed a quick description to use to convince some educators of how important it is. Thanks for sharing!!

[klyvnselma]

I find this video helpful because this is relevant for our undergraduate research and development paper. We need to make a problem-based digital learning package. Thank you for this video.

[marjorienicolas]

Thank you so much for this informative video. I’ve been reading the Problem-based learning for too long right now and still has no idea on how to present this, all the words just kept going around and I am not able to understand a bit, nor I can differentiate Problem-base to Project-base, until I founf your video. This helped me a lot, now I’m confident with my presentation. I am a third year education student major in English. Truly, youtube is a helping friend. Yoy explained the meaning within 5minutes and it is understandable unlike what is provided in the internet hehe

[maristelavieira]

Mannn, you really got PBL well. Only in this way someone could possibly explain it to us so clearly 👏🏼👏🏼

[edwardkelly]

I love this and I think this is one of the best things when teaching yourself, because there is no better motivator in my opinion than a problem that affects you.

[mtcleroux]

Love this! Such a friendly and fact-filled way to introduce the idea. Thank you :)

[finnegandunn]

a 'quick slideshow'?!
John that was amazing!

[shubhambadgujar]

Awsm dude... I was googling it from days to get crisp information. U magically summed it up in 5 minutes. Thanks.

[ms.ngansartclass]

Hi John, I really like the visuals in your videos, how did you do that?! I too am doing a research project on this subject and I am reading that PBL started at McMaster University in the mid 1960's. I am just wondering where you got your sources from because it is contradicting to my findings!

[practical_kids]

Perfectly explained Designed to increase comprehension.

[angelomagnodejesus]

Excellent! thank you for this clarifying video!

[concepcionzamayla]

hi John. thank you for sharing your videos

[richardrandomk]

Hi John. This is excellent, thank you for sharing. I am starting in a new position and will be trying to inculcate problem based learning as a general approach, wherever appropriate across the whole school. I'll let you know how we get on if you like :-)

[joyreader]

Thank you for this video, I love the way you explain.

[joebeckmanhq]

Love your videos John! Saw authentic and relatable. You’re the man!

[mariateresaricerra]

like this thank you so much .it supports my discussion.

[MariyaLoveyah]

Easy to understand! I wish I could solve any problem that easy! lol

[GregorioJesseB.Medallo]

I thought if it involves building a product it is not considered as a problem Based learning but it is in the spectrum of project based learning

[jannettefarley]

another interesting presentation with a good explanation.