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  Project-Based Learning (PBL) It is an educational learning approach in which students indulge in real-world, inquiry-based projects to promote deep learning and development of essential skills. * Real-world context projects are relevant, authentic, and connected to students' lives. * It encourages critical thinking, inquiry, and problem-solving. * Students take ownership, make decisions, and work collaboratively. * Projects integrate multiple subjects and disciplines. * Students receive feedback, reflect, and revise their work. * Projects are shared with public audience, promoting communication and presentation skills. Project-Based Learning creates: > Quality to identify a driving question or problem. > Investigative approach to do research, gather information, and explore solutions. > To develop a plan, create prototypes, and refine ideas. > Quality to  create a product, service, or solution. >Quality of presentation to share and present findings or solution...

   WHAT IS FLIPPED CLASSROOM?   It is learning strategy in which students learn at their homes with help of videos and online sources. Instead of introducing new material in class and assigning homework for practice. Students first learn the content at home—often through videos, readings, or online resources. In this instructional approach: ·          Students watch lectures, videos or complete readings at home before class. ·      In-class time is used for discussions, group work, hands on activities, problem solving and collaborative projects. ·         Teacher provides guidance, feedback and support.   Generally this approach focuses to enhance student engagement and understanding as well as it makes teachers capable to provide more personalized support and address individual learning requirements.