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In Problem Based Learning (PBL), small groups of students are

presented with contextual situations and asked to define the

problem, decide what skills and resources are necessary to

investigate the problem and then pose possible solutions. (Duch,

Groh & Allen, 2001)

This approach starts with the problem rather than with exposition

of disciplinary knowledge.

Students acquire knowledge skills and understanding through a

staged sequence of problems presented to them.

Problem based learning