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A teacher divides her class into groups of five groups. The groups have to collect information on the themes and write reports to be presented to the class. What is this activity known as? 

A teacher divides her class into groups of five groups. The groups have to collect information on the themes and write reports to be presented to the class. What is this activity known as?  Correct Answer Project work

Project work refers to a series of task that needs to be done by a group of students in order to achieve a particular goal. It ensures the active participation of students by working in a group and promotes:

  • personal experiences of students as the basis of knowledge.
  • applying practical knowledge to complete a thematic project.
  • imparting practical knowledge to the students for quality experiences.
  • active learning by association and mutual co-operation of a group of peers.

Hence, it could be concluded that the above-mentioned activity is known as project work.

Additional Information

Writing work

It helps to become familiar with writing skills.

Research

Careful consideration of the study in order to reach new conclusions.

Assignment

A piece of work allocated to students as part of the course of study.

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