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Which group is listed among those disadvantaged in learning science?Read the answer and worked solution →What should go together in ensuring science education for all children?Read the answer and worked solution →Most science learners in India are what kind of learners?Read the answer and worked solution →Rural science learning is hindered mainly by a clear what?Read the answer and worked solution →Where should topics like food and water be set for rural pupils?Read the answer and worked solution →What programme is suggested to take science to rural children in vacations?Read the answer and worked solution →Where should guidance centres for rural science careers be set up?Read the answer and worked solution →Rural students who study science in the local language face what barrier at +2?Read the answer and worked solution →

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Which group is listed among those disadvantaged in learning science?

  1. Girls in rural areas
  2. Boys in urban schools
  3. Private school pupils
  4. Board exam toppers
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Correct answer: A. Girls in rural areas

1. The disadvantaged groups include girls, rural and tribal children, those with learning difficulties and physically challenged children. 2. Urban boys, private school pupils and toppers are not listed. 3. Teachers must be sensitive to these diverse needs. _Source: NCERT Position Paper, National Focus Group on Teaching of Science, 6.8 Equity and Science Education_

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What should go together in ensuring science education for all children?

  1. Access and quality
  2. Speed and cost
  3. Marks and rank
  4. Fees and facilities
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Correct answer: A. Access and quality

1. The twin objectives of access and quality should go together. 2. They should never be pursued one after another. 3. Access alone is not sufficient. _Source: NCERT Position Paper, National Focus Group on Teaching of Science, 6.8 Equity and Science Education_

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Most science learners in India are what kind of learners?

  1. First generation learners
  2. Home-schooled learners
  3. Gifted talent learners
  4. Adult evening learners
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Correct answer: A. First generation learners

1. Given low literacy levels, the majority of students are first generation learners. 2. Curricula can connect to the local environment and involve adults in learning. 3. This reduces alienation from family and society. _Source: NCERT Position Paper, National Focus Group on Teaching of Science, 6.8 Equity and Science Education_

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