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This document discusses the project method of teaching. It begins by defining the project method as originating from Dewey's philosophy of pragmatism. It then lists the basic principles of the project method, which include purpose, activity, experience, social experience, reality, and freedom. The major steps in a project are outlined as creating the situation, choosing and purposing, planning, executing, judging, and recording. The role of the teacher is described as guiding students and providing resources. Merits include developing independent work and self-confidence, while demerits include being time-consuming and not focusing on mathematical thinking.
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3) The key steps of the project method are choosing a project, planning it, executing it, recording progress, and evaluating the results against goals. Teachers play an important role in guiding students through each step.
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This document defines and describes the project method of teaching. It notes that a project involves a wholehearted and purposeful activity carried out in a social environment. Key characteristics of the project method include taking learning beyond the classroom, encouraging investigative learning and problem-solving, and promoting student involvement, scientific inquiry, and social skills. The steps of a project generally include creating a situation, selecting a problem, planning, execution, evaluation, and reporting. Merits include developing critical thinking and social skills, while demands on time, resources, and teacher expertise are potential demerits.
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The project method emphasizes learning through purposeful activities carried out individually or in groups over time. It has its origins in Dewey's philosophy of pragmatism. Key principles include learning by doing, cooperation, and psychological laws of readiness, exercise, and effect. Teachers first create a problematic situation to spark student interest. Students then plan and execute a project to address the problem, evaluating their work upon completion. While time-intensive, the project method aims to develop skills like self-confidence, critical thinking, and independent learning through hands-on experiences.
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Project Method
- 1. WELCOME
- 3. MEGHAALIAS B.ED MATHEMATICS NATIONAL COLLEGE FOR TEACHER EDUCATION MEAPRATHUPADY
- 4. Basic principles of project method Steps involved in project method Criteria of a good project Role of the teacher Merits of project method Demerits of project method Contents
- 5. Project method is of American origin and is an outcome of Dewey’s philosophy of pragmatism.
- 6. Learners dictionary as a ‘plan of action’. - Oxford ‘A project is a unit of wholehearted purposeful activity carried on preferably in its natural setting’. - Dr.Kilpatrick ‘As a bit of real life that has been imported in to the school. - Ballard
- 7. In project method, teaching and learning are considered from the child’s point of view and in this method knowledge and skills are learnt by pupils through practical handling of problem in their natural setting. This method is an ideal way of promoting creativity, arousing curiosity and including the spirit of enquiry among the students. However, in this method teaching is more or less incidental. PROJECT METHOD
- 8. Principle of Purpose Knowledge of purpose is a great stimulus which motivates the child to realize his goal. Purpose motivates learning. Principle of Activity Activity is a significant feature of this method. Children select, plan, execute and evaluate their project themselves. PRINCIPLES OF PROJECT METHOD
- 9. Principle of Experience Experience is the best teacher. The children learn new facts and information through experience. Principle of Social Experience The project is selected from real life situations and every project should be a social experience for the children.
- 10. Principle of Reality The project can not be motivating and interesting for the learner unless it is natural and real from the learner’s point of view. Principle of Freedom The child should be free of impositions, restrictions so that he may express himself fully and freely. Principle of Utility Knowledge is meaningful and worthwhile if it is practicable and useful.
- 11. Creating the situation Choosing and purposing Planning Executing the plan Judging Recording MAJOR STEPS IN A PROJECT METHOD
- 12. Guide students in selecting the project according to their interest, aptitude and ability. The teacher should provide democratic atmosphere in the classroom. Help students in planning and allotting activities to each member according to the nature of abilities. ROLE OF THE TEACHER
- 13. Be available to the students and willing to help as and when it is necessary. Suggest extra resources, if necessary, for the successful execution of the project. Help in the periodic assessment of the progress of the project.
- 14. It provide scope for independent work and individual development. It develops self confidence and self discipline among the students. In this method the children are active participants in the learning tasks. It develops discovery attitude in the child. MERITS OF THE PROJECT METHOD
- 15. The project is uneconomical in terms of time and is not possible to fit in to the regular timetable. It does not provide any training in mathematical thinking and reasoning. It is unsuitable for shirkers. Syllabus cannot be completed on time using this method. DEMERITS OF PROJECT METHOD