The Project Method: Its Vocational Education Origin and International Development.

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This paper uses the history of the project method to illustrate the need to base ideas for modern educational reform in the historical context. It discusses the history of the project method as an educational and learning device through five phases beginning in 1590 and continuing through to the present day.

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