Discussion
In a child centered EVS classroom, which of the following activities would be LEAST likely to occur?
Answer: B
Least likely in a child-centred classroom: children will be seen in the classroom, listening to the teacher.
In a child-centred EVS classroom, children are active participants. They share their experiences, discuss, work on varied activities, and the seating is rearranged for group work, investigations or presentations. The teacher facilitates rather than lectures.
Children sitting and listening to the teacher describes a teacher-centred, lecture-style classroom. Some listening happens in any classroom, but as the typical picture it is the least likely of the four. The other three options are hallmarks of child-centred learning.
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