alleryHow does problem-based learning differ from project-based?
ATeaching is done only by long lectures
BProjects follow only what students find fun
CStudents always invent their own problems
DActivities built on specific open problems
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Activities built on specific open problems
Problem-based approaches structure activities around specific open-ended problems instead of students coming up with their own.
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