The Project Approach: Display and Documentation Techniques
This list contains a variety of resources associated with the project approach, as well as display and documentation techniques for parents, caregivers, and teachers.
IEL Resources
- Tip Sheet: Project Approach for Preschoolers
- Tip Sheet: Project Approach: Phase 1—Getting Started
- Tip Sheet: Project Approach: Phase 1—Choosing a Topic to Investigate
- Tip Sheet: Project Approach: Phase 2—Getting Ready for Fieldwork
- Tip Sheet: Project Approach: Phase 2—Doing Fieldwork
- Tip Sheet: Project Approach: Phase 3—Concluding the Project
- Tip Sheet: Project Approach: Anticipating What Children Might Learn
- Tip Sheet: Project Approach: Children Taking Surveys
- Tip Sheet: Project Approach: Helping Children Ask Questions
- Tip Sheet: Project Approach: Helping Preschoolers Represent What They Learn
- Tip Sheet: Project Approach: Including Every Child
- Blog: Journey into the Project Approach
Web Resources
- Project Approach Website
This website is dedicated to providing information about the Project Approach. It offers resources and tools that teachers and administrators can use. - The Contribution of Documentation to the Quality of Early Childhood Education
This article describes why documentation is important in early childhood education.
Type of resource:
- Resource List
Setting(s) for which the article is intended:
- Preschool Program
Intended audience(s):
- Teachers / Service providers
Age Levels (the age of the children to whom the article applies):
- Preschoolers (Age 3 Through Age 5)
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