5. Results
5.1. How students experience PBL
It is easily understood that there are significant differences between the conventional teaching method and the
PBL one as far as students experience PBL is concerned. In traditional teaching, there isan assessment through an
exam that evaluates the knowledge acquired from lectures and quizzes. On the contrary, during PBL, there are a lot
of separate steps, including activities, workshops, labs, and researches with much more assessments until the final
evaluation in order for teachers to be more objective and lead their students to a better learning outcome. In addition,
PBL evaluates cognitive and emotional - social skills in comparison to the traditional teaching method that evaluates
only cognitive ones. Also, through the PBL teaching technique, students could cooperate, communicate, and use
their critical thinking under their teacher’s guided reflection until their final submission and presentation of their
project