Teaching of Environmental Studies (EVS)
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In the context of the constructivist approach in Environmental Studies (EVS) teaching, which of the following activities will be considered most authentic and effective for developing 'environmental sensitivity' and a scientific attitude among primary level students?
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Option B is correct because the constructivist approach in EVS emphasizes that children construct their own knowledge by interacting with their environment. Field trips and observations of local water sources provide direct experiences, foster critical thinking, and build genuine environmental sensitivity.
Why Other Options are Incorrect
- Option A promotes rote memorization rather than active knowledge construction.
- Option C relies on teacher-centered passive listening rather than hands-on student engagement.
- Option D focuses on superficial memorization of visuals instead of authentic experiential learning.
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