Child Development and Pedagogy · Mathematics Pedagogy
Ms Sonali, a class I mathematics teacher, gives the following activities to her learners: (i) Sorting shells, stones, tokens of different size and colour (ii) Arranging different sticks in a bundle according to their lengths (iii) Collecting sticks, feathers, leaves from their surroundings and tying them in groups (iv) Threading beads to form a garland for counting These types of activities are:
- 1useful for assessing children's readiness to introduce important concepts like numbers and counting in arithmetic.✓
- 2only done in pre-primary classes, hence they are irrelevant in class I.
- 3a waste of time as the teacher should focus on solving problems given in the textbook.
- 4done in primary classes for leisure and entertainment only.
Correct answer
useful for assessing children's readiness to introduce important concepts like numbers and counting in arithmetic.
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