Reason (R) : Young children’s attention span is short and energy levels high; therefore they require periodic change in activity.
Select the most suitable option :
Assertion (A) states that alternating physically active and quiet activities is developmentally appropriate for preschool children. This is a widely accepted principle in early childhood education. Providing a mix of activities caters to diverse learning styles and energy levels, promoting holistic development.
Reason (R) explains that young children typically have short attention spans and high energy, necessitating frequent changes in activities. This developmental characteristic directly supports the need for alternating between active and quiet engagement.
The reason provided (short attention span, high energy) accurately explains why the assertion (alternating activities is appropriate) is true for preschoolers. Both statements are correct and the reason logically supports the assertion.
Final Answer: The final answer is $\boxed{A}$
Arrange the specific methods and procedures of special education in correct order of their implementation
(A) Undertaking regular evaluation of the Individualised Education Programme
(B) Facilitating all along, access and use of support services
(C) Developing Individualised Education Programme for each student
(D) Assessing the child's/student's level in different areas of development
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
| List I | List II |
|---|---|
| A. Sigmund Freud | I. Genetic view |
| B. B.F. Skinner | II. Psychoanalytic view |
| C. Carl Rogers | III. Behavioural view |
| D. Hans Eysenck | IV. Humanistic view |