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NCF 2005's stand on learning mathematics is that:

AOnly gifted pupils can learn it
BEarly classes need no maths
CAll students can learn it
DIt is for senior classes only
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. All students can learn it
1. NCF 2005 stresses that all students can learn mathematics. 2. It asks for pedagogy that builds interest beyond basic skills. 3. Limiting maths to gifted pupils or senior classes goes against this view. _Source: Wikipedia, National Curriculum Framework 2005, Curricular area, School stages and assessment_
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