Published: 2025-12-30

Educational and Project Cooperation: Work Techniques, Outcomes of Activities and Directions of Development

Aleksandra Kulpa-Puczyńska
Pedagogical Forum
Section: Colloquia
https://doi.org/10.21697/fp.2025.2.21

Abstract

Among the increasingly popular approaches to learning – adapted to life moments or situations, various activities and specific needs – is action learning, which integrates experiential components (educational, social, and collaborative) and involves the active participation of individuals and groups in the learning process. Action/service learning refers to the integration of academic learning with action – such as contributing to local communities – and often includes project-based work aimed at solving real problems (Gierszewski, 2022). Importantly, as highlighted in this text, young learners are eager to engage in social initiatives and collaborative efforts, particularly when these address issues they perceive as meaningful. They value the practical dimension of education and the availability of non-traditional spaces that support creative engagement. However, one must not overlook the challenges inherent in project-based activities, such as the effective organisation of group work, the complexity of assigned tasks, and the detailed criteria for project evaluation.

Keywords:

educational cooperation, project method, creative process, critical thinking, school/university practice

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Kulpa-Puczyńska, A. (2025). Educational and Project Cooperation: Work Techniques, Outcomes of Activities and Directions of Development . Pedagogical Forum, 15(2). https://doi.org/10.21697/fp.2025.2.21

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