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4. Concern for environment and inculcation of related values can be promoted through activities (planting of seeds, protecting trees, not wasting water, etc.) and practices relating to health, hygiene and social interactions are best taught by example rather than through recitations from a text book. The atmosphere in the classroom should not stress the child to perform, but allow learning to take place at individual pace and permit free interaction among children and the teacher. 5. The assessment should aim at gaining greater insight into various aspects of the childs learning: language comprehension, reading ability, articulation, ability to work with hands and in groups, skills of observation, classification, drawing, and the other skills which constitute learning at this stage. 6. Every primary school must have an activity room or an area where a class can assemble for individual or small-group activities (Projects) to be carried out in the school. 7. Children may be encouraged to draw and write by converting three sides of the classroom into a blackboard at eye-level. While deciding content across grades we should steer away from the pipeline approach whereby some concepts get introduced too early for any meaningful understanding, on the grounds that they are required at a later stage. It must be realized that a difficult concept is not simplified merely by presenting it briefly, without rigour. Rather, the pre-requisites in terms of ideas, experiences and activities should be provided at the appropriate levels. There should be proper articulation between the secondary and higher secondary stages.
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