Project work
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This document discusses what project work involves for children. It involves in-depth investigation of a topic through research, data collection, report writing, and presentation. Project work provides opportunities for children's holistic development in areas like basic academic skills, scientific temperament, cognitive development, social/life skills, emotional development, and physical development. It allows children to pose questions, conduct investigations, work as a team, and enhance their knowledge. A good project has a beginning where a topic is selected, a middle where the project is developed through field work and resources, and an end where the project is concluded through data analysis, report writing, and presentation.
Project work
- 2. WHAT IS PROJECT WORK?
- 3. • A project work is an extended, in depth investigation of a topic.
- 4. • What does a project involve?
- 5. • Research • Investigation • Exploration • Practical • Data collection • Report writing • Discussion • Presentation
- 6. What do children get out of project work?
- 7. Opportunities of holistic development • To pose questions • Generate theories • To predict possible answers • Interviewing experts • Teamwork • Time management • Enhance knowledge • Basic academic skills
- 8. Basic academic skills • Listening • Speaking • Reading • Writing • Knowledge & skills • Basic arithmetic/Computation • Comprehension
- 9. Development of scientific temperament • Curiosity to know why & How • Investigative • Exploration how things grow & change over the time
- 10. • Research strategies how things work and why/how are they made. • analyzing • Generate theories • Extraction • Application of knowledge or information
- 11. Cognitive / Intellectual development • Ignites Thinking • Memory & Observation • Skills of Classification • Sequencing • Reasoning& Analysis Skills • Missing & Matching • Associating • Problem solving
- 12. Development of conceptual understanding
- 13. Aesthetic Appreciation • Creative • Imaginative • Expression in different ways
- 14. Development of social and life skills • Team work • Time management • Co-operation • Collaborate • Share the responsibility • Interpersonal relations • Resourceful
- 15. Emotional development Self esteem Self reliant Confident Stress converts into anxiety Calm Patient Happiness Satisfaction S
- 16. Physical development • Involvement /Participation makes them active • Laziness takes up the back seat.
- 17. The Project Approach in action
- 18. • Like a good story a project has • A beginning • A middle • An end
- 19. The Beginning • Brain Storming • Selection of the topic • Help them to develop a question their investigation will answer • Designing of circular for the parents to help them out.
- 20. • The middle- developing the project • Provide opportunities • Field work • Provide resources • Documenting the project
- 21. The End-Concluding Project • Data Analysis • Report Writing • Conclusion • Presentation(can involve- Art/stories/drama/ppt)
- 23. Thank you
Editor's Notes
- #6: Research