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CTET Enquiry and Empirical Evidence — practice questions — page 3

Explore 65 free Enquiry and Empirical Evidence questions in CTET Social Studies Pedagogy. Open each question or exercise to read its content, reference answers and available explanation.

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Which activity does the NFG suggest to build observation skills?Read the answer and worked solution →Learning about the cooperative movement is best done by doing what?Read the answer and worked solution →Learning about the moon may need the school to be open when?Read the answer and worked solution →Social science learning should involve visits to what?Read the answer and worked solution →Secondary students should learn what about each discipline?Read the answer and worked solution →

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Which activity does the NFG suggest to build observation skills?

  1. Listening to talks
  2. Copying moon data
  3. Journaling moon phases
  4. Reciting sky facts
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Correct answer: C. Journaling moon phases

Students can watch the night sky, observe moon phases and record observations in a journal.

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Learning about the cooperative movement is best done by doing what?

  1. Listening to a talk
  2. Memorising laws
  3. Running a cooperative
  4. Reading summaries
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Correct answer: C. Running a cooperative

Children can learn about the cooperative movement by running a cooperative themselves, as at Jamia School.

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Learning about the moon may need the school to be open when?

  1. Over summer
  2. At midday
  3. During exams
  4. After sunset
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Correct answer: D. After sunset

Per NCERT focus group, schools should be flexible so pupils can watch the moon, possibly after dark.

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