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Question

Assertion (A) : Androgogy is an art and Science of teaching children.
Reason (R) : Androgogy is based on understanding about adults and their designative learning behaviour.
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The correct answer is
(A) is incorrect, and (R) is correct

Assertion (A) Analysis: Teaching Children

The assertion claims that Androgogy is the art and science of teaching children. This statement is incorrect.

Androgogy is the term used for the method and practice of teaching adults. The equivalent term for teaching children is Pedagogy.

Reason (R) Evaluation: Adult Learning Principles

The reason correctly states that Androgogy is based on understanding adults and their specific learning behaviors.

This approach recognizes that adult learners are typically self-directed, draw upon life experiences, are motivated by relevance, and prefer problem-centered learning.

Conclusion on Assertion and Reason

Evaluating both statements:

  • Assertion (A) is incorrect because Androgogy applies to adult learning, not children's learning.
  • Reason (R) is correct as it accurately describes the foundation of Androgogy.

Therefore, the correct option is that (A) is incorrect and (R) is correct.

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Important Questions from Concept of Learning - Teaching

  1. As per the information processing approach of learning, which of the following statements is NOT correct?
  2. Assertion (A) : Learning is facilitated when a new behaviour contributes to satisfy felt needs on the point of learners.
    Reason (R) : Learning is facilitated when two or more sanses are used at a time by the learners.
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  3. Techniques used in behaviour modification which involve reinforcement contingent on a particular response :
  4. In terms of efficiency in scanning information, which one of the following strategies is considered to be the best ?
  5. Match List - I with List - II and indicate your answer using the codes given below :
    List - I (Concepts)List - II (Explanation)
    a. Artificial conceptsi. Representation of objects
    b. Natural conceptsii. Clearest objects in the physical world
    c. Prototypesiii. Defined by set of rules
    d. Visual imagesiv. Not based on precise properties
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