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Explore 46 free Problems of Teaching Social Science 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 example shows learning the cooperative movement through lived experience?Read the answer and worked solution →Which Constitutional values should social science students appreciate?Read the answer and worked solution →A growing gap exists between curriculum promises and what?Read the answer and worked solution →Participatory learning needs a shift from imparting information to what?Read the answer and worked solution →How should abstract concepts like social equality be clarified?Read the answer and worked solution →Class and cultural differences in a classroom can produce what?Read the answer and worked solution →Because of classroom biases, the approach to teaching should be what?Read the answer and worked solution →Supplementary material in class mainly increases what for the teacher?Read the answer and worked solution →Effective social science teaching depends on which school facility?Read the answer and worked solution →A worry about project work is that parents buy what?Read the answer and worked solution →Which resource category is recommended to be used more in teaching?Read the answer and worked solution →What should the state support for effective teacher preparation?Read the answer and worked solution →What should follow each lesson to help learners with technical terms?Read the answer and worked solution →Before publication, school books should be vetted for what bias?Read the answer and worked solution →What could fill a small corner of a school social science museum?Read the answer and worked solution →Students can record moon phases and sunrise timings in what?Read the answer and worked solution →

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Which example shows learning the cooperative movement through lived experience?

  1. Reading a long essay
  2. Running a cooperative
  3. Memorising the laws
  4. Watching a news clip
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Correct answer: B. Running a cooperative

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

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Which Constitutional values should social science students appreciate?

  1. Justice, liberty, equality
  2. Wealth, rank, and fame
  3. Order, loyalty, thrift
  4. Duty, silence, and trade
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Correct answer: A. Justice, liberty, equality

Students should appreciate values such as justice, liberty, equality and fraternity.

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A growing gap exists between curriculum promises and what?

  1. The teacher's salary
  2. The child's perception
  3. The school's budget
  4. The annual exam fees
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Correct answer: B. The child's perception

There is an increasing gap between the promises of the curriculum and what happens at the level of the child's perception.

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