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A project is a unit of activity in which pupils are made responsible for:

• A)problem solving

• B)external idea

• C)esthetical experience

• D)planning

• E)creative thinking

Who wrote the famous article «Project Method» in 1918

• William H. Kilpatrick

• William B. Rogers

• Charles R. Richards

• John F. Woodhull

• Michael Knoll

Who wrote the famous book «How we think» in 1910

• William H. Kilpatrick

• William B. Rogers

• Charles R. Richards

• John F. Woodhull

• John Dewey

According to Kilpatrick, type 3 projects embody:

• enjoying an esthetical experience

• some external idea or plan

• problem solving

• obtaining a certain item of skill or knowledge

• creative thinking

According to Kilpatrick, type 1 projects embody:

• some external idea or plan

• enjoying an esthetical experience

• problem solving

• obtaining a certain item of skill or knowledge

• creative thinking

According to Kilpatrick, type 2 projects embody:

• some external idea or plan

• enjoying an esthetical experience

• problem solving

• obtaining a certain item of skill or knowledge

• creative thinking

Find a form of training that French undergraduates are not used:

• work in together with scientific supervisors and doctoral students

• seminars with undergraduates of other universities

• seminars with scientific supervisors

• days of undergraduates-researchers

• a multiday-workshop

The UK pays great attention to preparing students for project activities in the field:

• engineering

• ITES

• management

• research gathering

• medicine

The 1970s: Kilpatrick's project method is rediscovered in:

• Netherlands

• Ukraine

• The USA

• Australia

• Japan

The most prominent types of PBL include:

• passion- based learning

• problem-based learning

• critical-based learning

• programmed instruction-based learning

• game-based learning