Discussion
There are three phases of teaching given by P. Jackson, which of the following is incorrect one ?
Answer: B
Philip Jackson described three phases of teaching: the pre-active phase (planning before the class), the interactive phase (teaching in the classroom) and the post-active phase (evaluation after the class). There is no 'underactive' phase, so that is the incorrect item. The other three are the names Jackson gave. The three phases are linked: a teacher plans (pre-active), carries out teaching and interacts with pupils (interactive) and then evaluates the results and decides how to improve the next lesson (post-active). A phase called underactive is not found in Jackson's classification, so only that option is incorrect.
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