This research recommends project-based learning strategies to improve critical thinking in students during the digital era.
In the digital era, critical thinking skills have become one of the most essential competencies for students. Project-Based Learning (PjBL) has been proven effective in developing these skills. This study aims to provide recommendations for designing project-based learning in course modules to enhance students’ critical thinking skills in the digital era. The research is conducted in five stages: (1) needs analysis; (2) drafting project-based learning materials; (3) integrating design elements into the development of learning materials; (4) involving expert teams in validating the feasibility of the designed materials; and (5) evaluating and refining the developed materials. The study focuses on three courses: (1) Speaking for Academic Purposes, (2) Writing for Academic Purposes, and (3) Methodology in TESOL. The research outcomes include a project-based learning module and a guidebook equipped with instructional materials.
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