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If students voices are not included in decision making in KGBV which principle is weak?

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Correct answer: Child centred participation

The direct answer is A: child-centred participation is the weak principle. Child-centred education means that girls are not merely passive recipients of rules; their experiences, needs, ideas, and feedback are heard and considered. Step by step: students experience the hostel and school every day; they may notice problems adults miss; if their voices are invited, staff can understand real needs; if their suggestions are considered in suitable decisions, girls develop responsibility, confidence, and empowerment. Therefore excluding their voices weakens child-centred participation. Option A is correct because it directly names meaningful student involvement. Option B, building maintenance, concerns the physical condition of a building, not whether girls participate in decisions. Option C, food distribution, concerns arranging meals and does not describe shared decision-making. Option D, uniform management, concerns clothing and is also unrelated to voice or participation. Participation does not mean that every suggestion must be accepted; it means listening respectfully, explaining decisions, and involving girls appropriately and safely. Memory cue: student voice plus respectful involvement equals child-centred participation and empowerment.

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