Teaching of Environmental Studies (EVS)
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Why is a 'Field Trip' considered an effective teaching-learning methodology in Environmental Studies (EVS), and which of the following statements regarding it is most aligned with the core spirit of the 'National Curriculum Framework' (NCF 2005)?
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The primary objective of a 'Field Trip' in Environmental Studies (EVS) teaching is to provide children with direct experiences. According to NCF 2005, EVS at the primary level should not be confined merely to bookish knowledge; instead, children should be connected to their natural and social environment.
Field trips help develop the following core competencies in students:
- Observation skills
- Exploration and inquiry
- Critical Thinking skills
Through these experiences, students are able to comprehend the real complexities of the environment and ecosystem effectively.
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