alleryWhat is the advice on lack of time to talk with children?
ASkip talking with children
BTalk only before the exams
CIt is time used, not wasted
DHold talks only after school
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. It is time used, not wasted
1. Talking regularly builds rapport and strengthens the bond.
2. The teacher is advised not to see it as lost time.
3. Talking to children is time utilised and not wasted.
_Source: NCERT, Skills in Environmental Studies, introduction_
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