Project strategy of teaching:

• Pioneered by Dr. W.H. Kilpatrick
• It is an activity, individual or group, involving investigation and solution of problems, planned and carried out to conclusion with guidance of the teacher.

Features:

• extend beyond classroom teaching.
• involves investigation and solution to practical problmes.
• method is carried out in natural setting and real life situatons.
• demands active  participation from the students.
• involves active interaction between students and a social environment.
• promote independent learning.    

 Principles:

• principle of utility.
• principle of readiness.
• principle of freedom at work.
• principle of learning by doing.
• principle of socialization.

 Types of project work:

1. produce type
2. consumer type
3. investigate type
4. drill type

......the investigation type of project work typically passes through the following stages:

• Stage 1: Classroom planing

1. providing a set of tasks
2. selecting of tasks
3. giving of hypothesis
4. designing methods to investigate

• stage ii: Execution

1. collection of data
2. organizing and interpreting data
3. review

• stage iii: Conclusion

1. adding and deleting data
2. evaluation