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School is an institution of socialization of children where

  • A.schoolchildren occupy the central position
  • B.school routines occupy the central position
  • C.school activities occupy the central position
  • D.schoolteachers occupy the central position

Answer: A

School is an institution of socialization where schoolchildren occupy the central position.

In the child-centred view of education that underlies NCF 2005, the school exists for the child. Children learn social norms, values and roles through their interaction with peers and teachers, and the curriculum, routines and activities are organised around their needs and development.

Routines, activities and teachers are means through which socialization happens. Placing any of them at the centre would make the school teacher-centred or system-centred, which is the reverse of the principle the question tests.

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