Teaching Methods
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To effectively explain the concept of 'Sustainable Development' in the teaching-learning process of Environmental Studies (EVS), which of the following teaching methods is considered most logical and practical for primary-level students?
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The 'Project Method' or task-based learning is most effective for connecting abstract and important concepts like 'Sustainable Development' to children's lives in Environmental Studies (EVS). At the primary level, children learn best through learning by doing and direct experiences from their surroundings. Practical projects such as water conservation or waste management help them understand how to use current resources in a way that safeguards future generations' needs. Options 'a', 'c', and 'd' are not aligned with child-centered education and primary-level teaching methods.
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