Child Development and Pedagogy · Pedagogy

Read the following passage: 'The popular perception of social science is that it is a non-utilitarian subject. As a result, low self-esteem governs the classroom-transaction process, with both teachers and students feeling uninterested in comprehending its contents. From the initial stages of schooling, it is often suggested to students that the natural sciences are superior to the social sciences, and are the domain of 'bright' students.' Considering the above problems related to the study of Social Science, how can teachers make it more relevant for students? Choose the correct option. A. By emphasizing that the social sciences are essential to provide social skills required to adjust to an increasingly interdependent world. B. By highlighting the fact that the social sciences are vital in laying the foundations of an analytical and creative mind. C. By imitating the methods of inquiry used in the physical and natural sciences.