alleryHow did teachers behave under these innovative programmes?
AStricter and dictating
BLess dictating, facilitating
CAbsent from classes
DFocused only on tests
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Less dictating, facilitating
1. The programmes changed classroom roles.
2. Teachers were less authoritarian and gave children greater freedom.
3. They facilitated rather than dictated learning.
_Source: NCERT National Focus Group Position Paper on Teaching of Science, Section 4 Lessons from Innovative Programmes and Interventions_
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