If posters about girls’ education are displayed under the scheme but there is no dialogue with families, what is missing?

Correct answer: Linking communication with behaviour change

Correct answer: A. A poster can provide a message, but seeing a message does not automatically change beliefs or behaviour. Families may need conversation, listening, clarification, counselling and information about the value of girls’ education. The process is: communicate the idea, understand the family’s concerns, respond respectfully, and encourage supportive action such as regular attendance and continuation in school. A is correct because it recognises that awareness should be connected with practical behaviour change. B is wrong because the issue is not how attractive the building looks. C is unrelated to the missing family engagement. D is wrong because wall writing is another one-way medium and cannot replace meaningful dialogue. Memory cue: awareness begins with a message; change grows through dialogue and action.