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
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Project Approach (website)
This website is dedicated to providing information about the Project Approach. It offers theory, structure, and examples of the Project Approach, as well as resources and tools that teachers and administrators can use.
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The Contribution of Documentation to the Quality of Early Childhood Education (PDF)
Source: Education Resources Information Center (ERIC)
This article describes why documentation is important in early childhood education.
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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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