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Implementation Challenges of Project Based Learning During Crisis Situations: Strategies for Educational Continuity and Quality
Abstract
This study investigated the development and implementation of an integrated crisis-responsive Project Based Learning (PBL) framework across diverse educational contexts. Through a mixed-methods sequential explanatory design conducted over 18 months, the research examined adaptive modalities integration, technical infrastructure optimization, professional development ecosystems, and inclusive system design. The study encompassed 48 educational institutions, involving 240 educators, 1,200 students, and 130 educational specialists and administrators across varied socioeconomic contexts. The investigation employed a three-phase concurrent triangulation approach, utilizing both quantitative and qualitative data collection methods. Quantitative analysis incorporated structural equation modeling and multiple regression analysis, while qualitative data underwent thematic content analysis and cross-case examination. Findings revealed significant correlations between framework integration and learning outcomes (r = 0.78, p < 0.001), demonstrating successful adaptation patterns across varying resource levels. Results indicated that the integrated framework enhanced teaching and learning effectiveness during crisis situations, with 87% of participating institutions reporting improved student engagement and 82% demonstrating enhanced learning outcomes. The technical infrastructure optimization strategies resulted in a 45% reduction in resource utilization while maintaining delivery quality. Professional development initiatives showed a 76% improvement in teacher competency scores, while the inclusive design elements achieved a 92% accessibility rating across diverse learner populations. The study contributes to educational innovation literature by establishing an evidence-based framework for crisis-responsive PBL implementation. Practical implications include structured guidelines for educational institutions implementing adaptive learning systems, resource optimization strategies, and professional development protocols. This research provides valuable insights for educational stakeholders seeking to implement resilient and inclusive PBL systems during crisis situations.
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Journal
British Journal of Teacher Education and Pedagogy
Volume (Issue)
4 (1)
Pages
01-11
Published
Copyright
Open access

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