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Problem-based learning: Student engagement, learning and contextualised problem-solving

Item:
2198
Title:
Problem-based learning: Student engagement, learning and contextualised problem-solving
Authors:
Mark Mossuto
Publication date: 
24 November 2009
Type:
Research report
Themes:
Teaching and learning > Teaching and learning delivery > General
Teaching and learning > Learning > General
ISBN:
978 1 921413 52 0

The adoption of problem-based learning as a teaching method in the advertising and public relations programs offered by the Business TAFE School at RMIT University is explored in this paper. The effect of problem-based learning on student engagement, student learning and contextualised problem-solving was investigated and it was found that students perceive problem-based learning to be beneficial. Several success factors for this approach are also identified. The research for this paper was undertaken by a novice researcher in the Community of Practice scholarship program, a program funded through the NCVER's Building Researcher Capacity initiative.

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