Child Development and Pedagogy - Science Pedagogy

It makes lessons simple, interesting and entertaining.

It enhances the interests of students in the subject.

It enhances the teaching skills of a teacher.

All of the above.

Explaining steps of seed germination using a chalkboard.

Referring students to read the description of the germination process and the diagram given in the textbook.

Explaining through a chart showing different stages of germination.

Asking the students to observe and draw the stages of germination as seen in the real specimen given to them.

Lack of facilities, resources, skilled teachers.

Overcrowded classes and time-bound completion of syllabus.

Lack of autonomy given to teachers to experiment innovations.

All of the above.

Performing experiments in front of the class.

Providing materials to the class students and asking them to test by themselves in the group.

Both (1) and (2).

None of the above.