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teacher held.
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increase the time spent on at i iviti y the
students in a Social Science class?
ing individual projects on new topics before discussing
the topic in class.
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sustain of be delivered to sustain interest.
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by Indian’ soldiers cube the Kargil War. She
interviewed several soldi part in the
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students of class- VII. Which of the following
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(c) Minerals found in India
(d) Structure of the earth
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of teaching of Science at upper primary stage?
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quiring process skills
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strongly recommends that Science education at
upper eee atte sho
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include large number of daily life related questions
which have been left unanswered. This has been done so
that
(a) Teachers-have a good poot of questions for assessment purpose.
(b}-Students-ean-sendthese-questions-to-scientists-to-get-the-answer.
(c)-Teachers-canuse these questions for home-assignment.—,
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activities and ICT activities to clarify the concept of
‘Symmetry’. Mr. Manish wants to
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{c)-Pass_time so that he can avoid teaching of next topic,
as it is not of his interest
(d) C imaesthetic Te
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ak Gas (aren) far fafa Fo13. Salman solves - 3 - 4 = + 7. The error is committed
(d) Salman has not t understood the « concent of multiplication of
integers
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(a) Wear ara t
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mae &
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quadrilaterals’. In the class test that followed after the unit,
the teacher asked the problems on construction of
quadrilateral. No one in the class was able to perform in the
test. The reason may be
“All students of the class are dull
d) The students were not serious HOOMMTHE chasetest amc had net propared=well
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SUT St HATS
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(c) faare sa sag Ff fanfiat at ef set an oer
(d) faeref men-aian yia thie wei a oe SM ores we a ded ai wT ota
The students are asked to write the answer to above
question. The objective of the teacher is
Giving an opportunity to students to think and reflect
(b -interacti
(d)mproving-the-writing skills of the students _
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frera ar sera @
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(b) war at afer ata: fear (Bear) sar
(c) faenfefat et yad-sia area weal G uftfaa Soa
(d) faential & cea alert at quart16. Sarita’s teacher engages her in a number of group
activities such as g up discussionsygroup projects,
Cote. hich learning dimension is er
ollowing
(a) Learning through recreation
(b)—Language guided learning.
(c)_Competition-basedtearning__
(coerce are
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vadt %, da-aqg-eet, wag-aftaitorr, omfer saat forfarcrt
hat & few orem ar ars cat Tet 8?
(a) FARSA srt re
(b) ama-frefna tert17. A Science Exhibition was organised in Rohan’s
school. It was organised with an objective. Which in
you view is the most appropriate objective?
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fran & aia seve watfirn seed 2?
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(c) face a 7H vias BT
(d) afisraat at dq act18. An effective teaching-learning will happen in the
class when a teacher helps or facilitates to link the
knowledge a student has with the new concept to be
taught. The objective behind this is to promote
(b) Individual differences
(c) Learner autonomy
(d) Reinforcement
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ara 21 gam ued & fifea sera z wt aerat SAT
(b) Satara fasrasit
(c) faaneit-