This article explores the pedagogical basis for preparing students for project activities, focusing on the theoretical foundations, effective strategies, and key challenges associated with project-based learning. By leveraging constructivist and experiential learning theories, educators can enhance students' critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving abilities. The article also discusses the role of educators, assessment methods, and strategies to overcome challenges in project-based learning. Ultimately, it highlights the importance of a supportive learning environment to ensure students' academic and professional success.

Project-based learning, pedagogical strategies, constructivism

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