Which element of the new paradigm links local and global?
ALocale specificity in a global vision
BKnowledge generation by pupils
CLifelong and continuous learning
DMulti-sourced, open access to study
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Locale specificity in a global vision
1. The paper lists 'Locale specificity in the context of a global vision'.
2. It means local settings are studied within a wider global understanding.
3. The other options are separate elements of the same list and do not pair local with global.
_Source: NCERT Habitat and Learning position paper, 3.2 New Paradigm_
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