THE EFFECTIVENES OF BROJECT-BASED LEARNING TECHNOLOGIES IN TEACHING ENGLISH
Keywords:
PBL, Interactive learning experience, personalized learning, frameworkAbstract
Project-Based Learning (PBL) is when students design, plan and carry out an extended project that produces an output, such as a product, publication or presentation. Ideally, these outputs are exhibited to an external audience which can be a powerful motivator for students.
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