Growth starts from which stage?
Pre-natal
Post-natal
Infancy
Early Childhood
Growth begins right from the pre-natal stage, i.e., from conception in the mother's womb, and continues through infancy, childhood and adolescence.
Which is not related to the learner-centred education?
Continuous and comprehensive assessment means:
Which of the followings is established for the education of girls of socially and economically disadvantaged group under Samagra Shiksha?
Which principle is not associated with growth and development?
A child refuses to follow rules while playing games with peers but gradually learns co-operation. This change indicates development in:
A teacher wants to promote higher-order thinking among students. Which strategy of the following is most effective?
Which psychologist proposed the stages of cognitive development?
A student is struggling to solve a mathematics problem. The teacher provides a hint rather than the full solution. This is an example of:
At which stage of development, a child's thinking process is 'self-centred'?
Teacher allows students to ask questions, explore ideas and collaborate while learning. Which role does the teacher play in this classroom?