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Evidence shows that Project Based Learning (PBL) enhances the quality of learning and leads to higher-level cognitive development through students’ engagement with complex, novel problems. Although PBL is not appropriate as a method for teaching certain basic skills such as reading or computation, it does provide an environment for the application of those skills. It is also clear that PBL teaches students complex processes and procedures such as planning and communicating. Along with encouraging academic proficiency and meeting the traditional goals of education, PBL has the following important benefits for today’s students:
Helps students connect with learning in a way that makes it both relevant and memorable. Supports students in learning and practicing skills in problem solving, communication, and self-management. Encourages the development of habits associated with lifelong learning, civic responsibility, and personal success. Integrates curriculum areas, thematic instruction, and community issues. Assesses performance on content and skills used in the work world, which encourages accountability and performance. Creates positive communication and collaborative relationships among diverse groups of students. Meets the needs of learners with varying skill levels and learning styles. Engages and motivates bored or indifferent students.