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PBL Vs PRBL
PBL Vs PRBL
Objective:
Materials:
Procedure:
1. Introduction:
• Begin by discussing the importance of water conservation and the impact of water scarcity on
communities.
• Introduce the problem of water scarcity in the community during the dry season.
2. Brainstorming:
3. Data Collection:
• Divide students into small groups and assign each group a task, such as conducting surveys or
interviews with community members to gather data on water usage and challenges.
• Guide students in analyzing the data collected and identifying key factors contributing to water
scarcity.
• Encourage students to brainstorm possible solutions to address the problem.
• Each group presents their findings and proposed solutions to the class.
• Facilitate a class discussion on the feasibility and potential impact of the solutions.
6. Conclusion:
Evaluation:
Objective:
Materials:
Procedure:
1. Introduction:
• Introduce the importance of cultural diversity and the rich heritage of the Philippines.
• Explain that students will be creating artifacts representing different regions of the Philippines.
2. Region Selection:
• Provide students with maps of the Philippines and allow them to choose a region to focus on for
the project.
3. Research:
• Instruct students to research the cultural practices, festivals, and landmarks of their chosen
region.
4. Artifact Creation:
• Provide art supplies for students to create artifacts representing the cultural heritage of their
chosen region, such as models of landmarks, traditional clothing, or artwork.
5. Presentation Design:
• Guide students in designing presentations about their chosen region, incorporating information
about cultural practices, festivals, and landmarks.
6. Exhibition:
• Prepare the classroom for an exhibition of the artifacts and presentations created by students.
7. Conclusion:
Evaluation