USING THE PROJECT METHOD IN TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATION
Keywords:
Technological education, project method, pedagogical technology, innovative education, interactive methods, competence, practical training, creative thinking, STEAM education, independent learning, professional skills.Abstract
This article analyzes the scientific-theoretical foundations, pedagogical significance, and practical opportunities of using the project method in technological education. It also highlights the role of the project method in developing students’ independent thinking, creative abilities, practical skills, and professional competencies. Innovative approaches to using the project method in the modern educational process, foreign experiences, and its effectiveness in technology education are scientifically substantiated. During the research, it was determined that the application of the project method increases students’ interest in lessons, practical activity, and learning effectiveness. At the end of the article, scientific and practical recommendations for improving the project method were developed.
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