Fill in the blank: The major approaches to science education include disciplinary, integrated, ___, constructive, and ___ methods. |
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How did the NCERT and UNICEF collaboration from 1967-70 contribute to science education? |
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NCERT-UNICEF collaboration improved education.
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True or False: The integrated approach to science education divides subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and Biology until the 10th standard. |
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False. The integrated approach teaches science without dividing it into separate subjects until the 10th standard. |
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What role does the teacher play in the process-oriented approach to science education? |
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Teachers guide inquiry-based learning.
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Fill in the blank: The ___ approach emphasizes learning as conceptual change and curriculum development based on learning theories. |
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What is the primary purpose of the disciplinary approach in science education? |
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The primary purpose is to prepare specialists and scientists by providing detailed and in-depth knowledge in each individual scientific discipline. |
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What is the meaning of the term 'cross-disciplinary approach' in science education? |
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Cross-disciplinary approach enhances learning.
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True or False: The integrated approach to science education is rigid and does not allow for flexibility in teaching methods. |
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False. The integrated approach offers flexibility and encourages the use of various teaching methods, adapting to different learning styles. |
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