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Problem v. Project

Which of the following scenarios represent problem-based learning?
Students develop a plan to increase school attendance
A class makes cards and care packages for service members stationed away from home during the holidays
A class writes a book and donates it to a day care
Students create a brochure about food chains
Which of the following is NOT an example of problem-based learning?
Students research ways to make their class more engaging
Students survey parents about arrival and dismissal traffic
Students make models of biomes
Students track waste generated by classrooms
One DIFFERENCE between problem-based learning and project-based learning:
Builds 21st century skills
Applies content and skills authentically
Emphasizes student inquiry and indepedence
Formulation of an open-ended problem
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