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Which of the following should be the objective for giving a project work on 'Visit to a factory'? A) Acquiring skills of reasoning. B) Learning skills of inquiry. C) Developing skills of inquiry. D) Learning skills of Hypothesizing.  Choose the correct option.

Which of the following should be the objective for giving a project work on 'Visit to a factory'? A) Acquiring skills of reasoning. B) Learning skills of inquiry. C) Developing skills of inquiry. D) Learning skills of Hypothesizing.  Choose the correct option. Correct Answer B and C

Field Visit provides opportunities for the first-hand investigation of people in their environment to awaken students to the diversity of environments and cultures.

Key Points In the project work on the "visit to a factory" the students will visit the field

  •  It teaches students to learn and develop skills of inquiry that sharpen their observations, and measure, record, and evaluate the findings. 
  •  Fieldwork help in inquiry-based in line with the aims of objectives of the school curriculum.
  • It involves students in the identification of an issue or problem in a specific area, collecting, presenting, learning, and developing the skills.

Thus, it is concluded that statements B and C are correct.

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