| 英文摘要 |
This study examines the challenges and experiences associated with integrating problem-based learning (PBL) into graduate courses. The primary objective was to enhance students' knowledge construction, critical thinking, and engagement. The findings indicate that PBL effectively promotes active learning, critical thinking, and practical skills, such as knowledge application and cross-cultural communication. However, students encountered difficulties in data collection, knowledge integration, and participation, often due to a lack of experience with open-ended questions and anxiety related to public speaking. To address these challenges, the researcher implemented strategies such as incorporating personal life experiences, increasing group discussions, and adjusting assessment methods, which led to improved learning outcomes. By the end of the course, students demonstrated a strong mastery of their knowledge and critical thinking abilities, successfully applying the concepts learned to real-world scenarios. This studyoffers valuable insights and recommendations for the future implementation of PBL in higher education. |