For gifted children, the primary approaches to acceleration are through enrichment programs and grouping them with peers of similar ability. Remedial programs are for students facing difficulties, and promotion schemes, while a form of acceleration, are often a later consideration or part of a broader strategy.
Rohan is a gifted child of your class. To accelerate his abilities, as a teacher you will adopt which option? - (i) Enrichment programme - (ii) Promotion scheme - (iii) Grouping him with children having same ability - (iv) Remedial programme Choose the correct option
Asked in School Lecturer (Sanskrit Edu.) 2022 6 2022 · Topic: Human Development (Education indicators, access, and quality in Human Development)
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