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students learn skills in practical life is called_________________________?

Correct answer: C. Child centered

  • A. Subject Centered
  • B. Teacher Centered
  • C. Child centered
  • D. None of These

Explanation

Child-centered learning connects school work with practical life by allowing learners to develop usable skills through meaningful activities. This contrasts with a purely subject-centered emphasis on academic content.

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