Child Development and Pedagogy · Child-Centered Education
A child-centered classroom would: (i) have provisioning for a lot of resources. (ii) be based on flexible grouping. (iii) use textbooks as the only source of knowledge. (iv) have children as active participants. (v) follow a rigidly structured curriculum and employ summative assessment.
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(i), (ii) and (iv)
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