Eight Tasks in PBL Henry Chung and Eric Wong Department of Electronic Engineering.

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Eight Tasks in PBL Henry Chung and Eric Wong Department of Electronic Engineering

Task 1 Explore the problem Create hypotheses Identify issues Elaborate

Task 2 Try to solve the problem with what you currently know

Task 3 Identify what you do not know

Task 4 As a group –Prioritize your learning needs –Set learning goals and objectives –Allocate resources –Identify tasks for each member

Task 5 Individual self-study and preparation

Task 6 Return to your group Share the new knowledge effectively so that the entire group learns the information

Task 7 Apply knowledge to solve the problem

Task 8 Assess the new knowledge, the problem solution and effectiveness of the process used Reflect on your own work and that of the group