A guidance counsellor teaches students effective study techniques to improve academic performance. This is an example of ________.
Educational guidance
Guidance is grouped by the area of life it addresses, and teaching study skills to raise academic performance is directly tied to the school subject matter and learning process.
Vocational guidance concerns career choices, social guidance deals with relationships and adjustment in society, and personal guidance addresses individual emotional or personal issues, none of which describe study-skills coaching.
Since the counsellor's focus here is squarely on improving academic performance through study methods, this falls under educational guidance.
A child showing behavioural challenges due to domestic instability requires:
Labeling a student as "slow learner" may lead to:
To study a child we have to _________.
I. Watching him play.
II. Teaching him differently.
The children who do not get enough opportunities to carry out mental activities of thinking and expression often tend to become
What should a teacher keep in mind while displaying children's work?
I. associating or coordinating work through colors
II. Using the Castle as a background.
What are the points that a teacher should keep in mind while displaying children’s work?
I. Try to arrange the work at children’s eye-level to encourage them to look at it.
II. Titles and lettering should be large and attractive.
When a child gets bored while doing a task, it is a sign that-