Project-Based Learning: How It Works and Why It’s So Effective

Project Based Learning, in short PBL, is a powerful way to learn new things and remember them for a long time. It describes a form of learning that happens as a result of solving actual problems.

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[nikitasubudhi]

The society I belong to, PBL is moderately emphasised but there is a huge gap between the inclusion and effective management of it. I believe it's necessary to promote this system of learning in a wider range in order to reach students all over the world. I got to know about this today extensively and I believe Sprouts will work on promoting it further. Awesome content guys!

[Dtharrr]

i absolutely love this, thank you so much !
we are learning about PBL in our organization behavior class and our project is based on it, the professor recommended watching this video
to get a closer look and understanding on the subject and this has helped a lot with getting the point of the whole thing across !
will defo recommend this video to my fellow class mates !! <3

[SiMeGamer]

Definitely the way I've been going at it for past 2-3 years. Something that can hinder this kind of learning is perfectionism. That what held me back. I personally wanted to know everything about the tools before I started working and that took way too long and more often than not made me abandone the project entirely before I even started.

It seems to be the best method of learning from both empirical data and epistemology (tying percepts and concepts to reality in a concrete form). Great video :]

[lead]

Iam a big of your content. keep it up.

[rosianedepontes]

I've been searching for many methods to improve my learning process and definitely your videos help me a lot !

[葉于廷-dd]

love your illustration and clear concept
Thank for making video

[bonkahermitakaintjudge]

Pretty useful information. Thanks as it is come at the right time in my problem solving processes.

[andrehedlund]

I'm teaching an Active Learning Methods online course and your videos are just what I needed!!! Thanks. PS: I'd love one on Team-Based Learning :)

[mohammadumar]

We should not be shy and afraid if we are moving to a house .After we move to the house we will get so many ideas to become rich whatever it is we should not be shy and afraid .Whatever we do we we should have one thing, that is Self Confidence and do not forget to remember that the important and which cannot be bought by us is, Time . This is an advice from me to every subscribers, after reading this you can learn something and have a good future. Good Luck 🧐🧐🥳🥳

[juandiegocorrea]

I think it's a really cool type of learning, starting with FUN PART!!!

[JackieRoxs]

My high school is pbl. Just finished my junior year. My anxiety for worse

[KevinChar]

This is why I will never remember how to do sin tan cos.

[ceceppeby]

cecep pernah di sini, pembaTIK level 2 angkatan 2021

[BPert]

Ask her what are you thinking about and how much do we even see you delete

[ChasteintheLatter-Days]

If I had to move in with a bunch of men, I think I would be scared off as well. Why couldn't her potential roommates be women?

[tonystark_]

caption is nees to better understand 🙄

[simply_nidhi]

I thought PBL means Problem Based Learning...

[JamesJohnson-etcc]

The girl in your example moved in with two dudes....: -) ....come on guys..

[Kenji]

The pacing of the audio on this video feels "off".

While the orator is enthusiastic, it still comes across as monotone. Because it feels scripted instead of natural

[jcrocks]

The example is awful and not applicable to the classroom at all. It is Not an example of PBL. No inquiry. No public demonstration of learning. Horrible example