PROJECT-BASED LEARNING VS. TRADITIONAL LEARNING: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS

This article examines the distinctions between Project-Based Learning(PBL) and traditional teaching methodologies. It explores their impacts on studentengagement, critical thinking, academic performance, and long-term retention.Drawing from recent studies and meta-analyses, the paper highlights the advantagesof PBL in fostering deeper learning experiences and preparing students for realworld challenges

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-04-29
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15302063
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Problem and Project Based Learning
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PROJECT-BASED LEARNING VS. TRADITIONAL LEARNING: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS

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Problem and Project Based Learning
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PROJECT-BASED LEARNING VS. TRADITIONAL LEARNING: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS

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Abstract

This article examines the distinctions between Project-Based Learning(PBL) and traditional teaching methodologies. It explores their impacts on studentengagement, critical thinking, academic performance, and long-term retention.Drawing from recent studies and meta-analyses, the paper highlights the advantagesof PBL in fostering deeper learning experiences and preparing students for realworld challenges

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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