In project-based learning, students work in groups to solve challenging problems. They decide on an approach and what activities to pursue. Their teachers guide and advise them rather than direct the work. The process that students use is to gather information from many sources, analyze the value of what they find, and derive knowledge from it. They learn by doing something real using such skills as collaboration and communication. At the end, students demonstrate what they know and are judged by how much they have learned and how well they can explain it. Project-based learning and its benefits are discussed in this article.