From themes to projects
Many teachers who begin to implement the Project Approach familiar with a theme approach to teaching. Teachers doing projects for the first time talk about the challenge of responsive and ongoing planning that includes frequent negotiations with the children.
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The project approach in part-time early childhood programs
The benefits and difficulties of using the project in part-time early childhood education programs are explored.
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The construction project
A detailed description of a project undertaken with a group of 3- 6 year old encompassing a number of curriculum areas and involving other teachers and children in the school.
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