alleryIn school environmental education, what is called its backbone?
ALectures and dictation
BProjects and activities
CAnnual written tests
DMemorised definitions
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Projects and activities
1. Environmental education aims at skills, attitudes and values, which are built by doing.
2. So projects and activities are named as its backbone.
3. Lectures, tests and memorised definitions cannot build fieldwork skills.
_Source: NCERT Position Paper, Habitat and Learning, 4.3.3 Projects and activities_
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