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Objective/s of EVS teacher who encourages his / her children to observe animals and make pictures on their own is / are to A. Develop creativity of children B. Develop observation and design skills of children C. Develop aesthetic sense of children

Objective/s of EVS teacher who encourages his / her children to observe animals and make pictures on their own is / are to A. Develop creativity of children B. Develop observation and design skills of children C. Develop aesthetic sense of children Correct Answer A, B and C

Environmental Studies is a subject which is concerned with the development of learner's awareness about environmental issues. Effective EVS teaching-learning takes place when children are allowed to explore and observe their immediate environment. 

A teacher encourages children to observe animals and make pictures on their own with the objectives to develop:

  • creativity of children.
  • aesthetic sense of children.
  • self-expression skills in children.
  • awareness and sensitivity towards animals.
  • observation and design skills of children.
  • classification and exploration skills in children.

So, it could be interpreted that all the given objectives are true in the context of the question.

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