Teaching of Environmental Studies (EVS)
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Which of the following is the most prominent and scientific educational objective of using 'Field Trip' as a pedagogy in the teaching-learning of Environmental Studies (EVS)?
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The primary objective of a field trip in Environmental Studies (EVS) is to provide students with concrete experiences through direct observation.
According to the constructivist perspective:
- Direct Interaction: When children connect directly with the real environment and society, their learning becomes more permanent and meaningful.
- Practical Application: It bridges the gap between theoretical classroom concepts and real-world phenomena.
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