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A teacher divided her class into groups of four and through brain storming and discussions, she assigned the groups the themes on landscapes, buildings, and persons to collect ideas through questions and write a short report on them. What is this task known as?

A teacher divided her class into groups of four and through brain storming and discussions, she assigned the groups the themes on landscapes, buildings, and persons to collect ideas through questions and write a short report on them. What is this task known as? Correct Answer Project work

Language is an inseparable part of human life which consists of a set of sounds and written symbols to express thoughts, ideas and feelings. Language cannot be learned in isolation. It should always be presented in natural, communicative situations that are meaningful to children.

  • Activities or tasks that involve real communication are essential for language learning. Real-world activities are designed to practice or rehearse those tasks that are found to be important in a needs analysis and turn out to be important and useful in the real world. 

Key Points

  • Here the above-mentioned task is known as Project work as a project is an educational method where students work individually or in small groups to analyze and develop “real-life” problems or tackle a present-day theme within a preset time limit.
  • Projects refer to a series of task that needs to be done by a group of students in order to achieve a particular goal. Projects are purpose-oriented and provide a rich experience to the pupils.
  • It emphasizes active learning by association and mutual cooperation of a group of peers to complete a specific project effectively. It encourages the application of practical knowledge and ensures learners' individual and collective development.

From the above points, we can conclude that the above-mentioned task is known as Project work.

Hint

  • Assignment refers to a piece of work allocated to students as part of the course of study. It significantly enhances the learning capabilities of students. 
  • Excursions are activities organized by the school where the students are taken out of the regular classrooms to experience knowledge in the context of real life. For example, a trip to museums, historical monuments, exhibitions, etc.

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