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How can a human teacher give personal meaning to a lesson for a child?

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Answer and explanation

Correct answer: He connects the lesson with examples, conversation, and the child's experience

The governing principle is meaningful, learner-centred education. A lesson becomes personal when a teacher relates an abstract idea to a child's surroundings, interests, language, questions, and previous experiences. Through conversation, the teacher can discover what the child understands and then choose a suitable example or activity. This does not mean removing all difficulty; it means making difficulty understandable and purposeful. Option B is correct because it combines examples, dialogue, and the learner's own experience. Option A merely describes displaying content, while C weakens learning by avoiding questions. Option D is plainly unrelated, since books can work together with a teacher's explanation and guidance.

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Class9EnglishThe Fun They HadPersonalised LearningTeachingThe Importance Of Human TeachersClass 9 Mcq

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What is the correct answer to this question?

He connects the lesson with examples, conversation, and the child's experience

Why is this the correct answer?

The governing principle is meaningful, learner-centred education. A lesson becomes personal when a teacher relates an abstract idea to a child's surroundings, interests, language, questions, and previous experiences. Through conversation, the teacher can discover what the child understands and then choose a suitable example or activity. This does not mean removing all difficulty; it means making difficulty understandable and purposeful. Option B is correct because it combines examples, dialogue, and the learner's own experience. Option A merely describes displaying content, while C weakens learning by avoiding questions. Option D is plainly unrelated, since books can work together with a teacher's explanation and guidance.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

This is a Class 9 English question. Chapter: The Fun They Had. Topic: the importance of human teachers.

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