Write the definition of “Problem based learning” (PBL) and explain its benefits.

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Write the definition of “Problem based learning” (PBL) and explain its benefits.

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Problem based learming (PBL) is a student-centered pedogogy that involves a dynamic approach
in which it is believed that students acquire a deeper knowledge through active exploration of
lectures ond exercises. The students should understand a lecture or a paragraph that is not
explained and they should solve individually the exercises.
Multiplication rule:
87. 8 = 87+5 = 812
Division rule:
Rules of exponents
1012
T0 = 1012-3 = 10°
Power of a power rule:
Rules of Exponents or Laws of Exponents
(4")* = 435 = 415
Multiplication Rule
Division Rule
Power of a Power Rule
a xa' = a**
a' +a' =a
(a') = a"
Power of a product rule:
(4a)" = 4'a
Power of a Product Rule
(ab)' = a'b"
Power of a fraction rule:
Power of a Fraction Rule
a
b'
Zero Exponent
a =1
|Negative Exponent
1
Zero exponent:
a
Fractional Exponent
8° = 1
a = Va
Negative exponent:
1
1
(10x) =
(10x)3
10 x
Fractional exponent:
Transcribed Image Text:Note: For all the questions, provide detailed solution steps. Examples: Problem based learming (PBL) is a student-centered pedogogy that involves a dynamic approach in which it is believed that students acquire a deeper knowledge through active exploration of lectures ond exercises. The students should understand a lecture or a paragraph that is not explained and they should solve individually the exercises. Multiplication rule: 87. 8 = 87+5 = 812 Division rule: Rules of exponents 1012 T0 = 1012-3 = 10° Power of a power rule: Rules of Exponents or Laws of Exponents (4")* = 435 = 415 Multiplication Rule Division Rule Power of a Power Rule a xa' = a** a' +a' =a (a') = a" Power of a product rule: (4a)" = 4'a Power of a Product Rule (ab)' = a'b" Power of a fraction rule: Power of a Fraction Rule a b' Zero Exponent a =1 |Negative Exponent 1 Zero exponent: a Fractional Exponent 8° = 1 a = Va Negative exponent: 1 1 (10x) = (10x)3 10 x Fractional exponent:
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