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What is a characteristic feature of Manchadi and Mazhavillu classrooms?

ATeacher-centric lectures

BStrict adherence to textbooks

CStudent-centered, activity-based learning in groups

DEmphasis on rote memorization

Answer:

C. Student-centered, activity-based learning in groups

Read Explanation:

MANCHADI AND MAZHAVILLU PROGRAMMES

  • The Manchadi and Mazhavillu programmes, implemented in Model Residential Schools under the SC and ST Departments, promote mathematical and scientific skills through student-centered, activity-based learning.

  • Realising the effectiveness of Manchadi programmes, the Education Department has taken a special initiative extending them to more schools.

  • Manchadi and Mazhavillu classrooms are characterised by special learning methods in which students examine, analyse, present and draw conclusions in groups, unlike lecture-style presentations in the classroom.


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