The document discusses the role of the facilitator in problem-based learning (PBL). It summarizes research finding that the content expertise of facilitators does not significantly impact student learning outcomes. Facilitator training appears more important for student gains. For program-wide PBL implementations, students learn more from inexperienced rather than experienced facilitators, though this does not apply to single classes. The role of the facilitator is to guide students by asking questions, encouraging reflection and cooperation, and providing feedback, rather than acting as a subject expert.