alleryActivity-based learning sees the child chiefly as which learner?
AAn active learner
BA passive recipient
CA silent audience
DA rote repeater
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. An active learner
1. The approach is rooted in respect for the child's own exploring.
2. Children are treated as active learners, not passive recipients of information.
3. Silent audiences and rote repeaters describe older teacher-led classes.
_Source: Wikipedia, Activity-based learning in India, Lead section_
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