Project Based Learning Maarit Virtanen and Reetta Jänis 4.9.2013.

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Project Based Learning Maarit Virtanen and Reetta Jänis

Why project based learning? A basic goal of universities of applied sciences is to enable the students to achieve high-level professional knowledge and expertise.

What is a project? Project has a goal Project duration is limited in time and a project group is formed to implement the project Project functions with certain monetary resources Projects proceed in phases: Idea Pre-phase Planning Implementation Ending Exploitation of results Evaluation

What is project based learning? Relatively long-term learning process that integrates knowledge from different disciplines. The learning process takes place in small groups organised around meaningful problems, and results in a collaborative learning product. Customer orientation Clear assignment and goal Establishing a project group and dividing responsibilities Exact duration of project Monitoring of project process, reporting and evaluation Ultimate goal to learn project working skills

COMPANY/MUNICIPALITY mentoring skills expertise use of the results TEACHER porojects skills expertise development of teaching STUDENT project skills team skills working-life skills expertise Need/Problem Supervision Planning Feedback Implementation Supervision Contacts