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What is PBL?

  • Kanematsu H
  • Tsuchida K
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Abstract

Problem Based Learning (PBL) is based on problems. A problem is a description of a set of phenomena or events in need of explanation in terms of an underlying process, mechanism or principle. The task of a group of students is to explain the phenomena or events provided in the given problem.

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Kanematsu, H., & Tsuchida, K. (2004). What is PBL?, 113, 9–11.

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