Activity-based learning rests on children doing what?
AListening to long lectures
BCopying lines from the board
CMemorising answers for tests
DHands-on experiments and activities
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Hands-on experiments and activities
1. Activity-based learning is a family of teaching approaches.
2. Its core premise is that learning is based on doing hands-on experiments and activities.
3. Lectures, copying and memorising are passive.
_Source: Wikipedia, Activity-based learning in India, Lead section_
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