Teaching of Environmental Studies (EVS)
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In the teaching-learning process of Environmental Studies (EVS), 'Field Trip' is considered an extremely effective pedagogical method because it provides students with direct experiences. When planning a visit to a historical or natural site under EVS at the primary level, which of the following pedagogical phases should a teacher prioritize the most?
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Field trips in Environmental Studies (EVS) are not merely recreational outings, but a powerful medium for experiential learning.
- Pre-planning: Involves selecting appropriate sites and preparing students cognitively.
- Active Participation: Engaging students in direct observation during the visit.
- Post-trip Reflection: Consolidating experiences through discussions and sharing conclusions.
Therefore, option (b) represents the most comprehensive and pedagogically sound approach.
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