PBCL: Why It Works

PBS Learning Media
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Professional Development
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Grade 9 Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12 Post-Secondary
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PBCL: Why It Works

In this video from Making Learning Real, practitioners and developers of Problem-Based Case Learning (PBCL) explain how the PBCL approach helps students take a hands-on approach to learning and apply their studies to real-world professional scenarios. Because PBCL problems are open-ended, teachers and students must adjust to unexpected situations as students create multiple, equally valid solutions. The PBCL approach includes feedback, reviews, and revisions. This approach brings a meaningful, professional experience into the classroom, such that one PBCL developer says it enables PBCL students to outperform non-PBCL students on job-related problems.

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PBS Learning Media

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