Social Science · Pedagogy of Social Science
Statement (A): A social science teacher should avoid discussing controversial issues in upper primary classes. Statement (B): Controversies occur as 'sources' in history do not speak on their own.
- 1Both Statement (A) and Statement (B) are true but there is no relationship between the two statements.
- 2Both Statement (A) and Statement (B) are true and Statement (B) is the correct explanation of Statement (A).
- 3Statement (A) is false but Statement (B) is true.✓
- 4Statement (A) is true but Statement (B) is false.
Correct answer
Statement (A) is false but Statement (B) is true.
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