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Project Management
Baldemor, Royce Vincent V.
2012104045
PROJECT METHODOLOGY
I. Summary Project methodology is a project or study that could help manage the works of people and develop the creativity and imagination of the children. It is like a list of step by step process in every work, consisting of designs and plans that could help in making the project or work executable or manageable. Every details of the project are listed starting from the beginning up to until the end of the project.

II. Opinion In my opinion, having a project methodology is a good way in implementing a project because it can provide the plans of the project and most of all the main goal of the project. It provides direction on what we should have, what should we do or even what the outcome may be by. It could also make the project be easier to be executed because having a project methodology also provides a step by step process of the project which could not only help us but also the children that will be covered up by the project. And I would like to make the steps fun for both of us to be happy or to enjoy its implementation, because for children enjoying one thing and having a good bond with them could make them more creative, productive, resourceful and most of all not bored. In implementing this methodologies, I think we must start it we a game or a fun introduction to be able to get the attention of the children. Because once we have their attention, we could easily demonstrate the tutorial of the project for them to easily cope up or understand how the project will go. And before having those methodologies, I think we must or we should gather data first on things what we need and what children like the most.

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