alleryBuying ready-made projects to get good grades is described as
AA recognised form of group learning
BA step toward participatory learning
CA fair use of community resources
DA malpractice that replaces honest work
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. A malpractice that replaces honest work
1. EVS projects are meant to be done by students through their own observation.
2. Purchasing finished projects replaces that effort, so it is a malpractice.
3. It is not group learning, fair resource use or participation, since the student does no work.
_Source: NCERT Position Paper, National Focus Group on Habitat and Learning, 1.2 An Enormous Challenge_
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