A new boy from a different state joins your class, which predominantly has local students. You want to use this as an opportunity to teach students about adaptation. Which of these activities is BEST suited for the purpose?

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A new boy from a different state joins your class, which predominantly has local students. You want to use this as an opportunity to teach students about adaptation. Which of these activities is BEST suited for the purpose?

Have the local students share with the new student the rules in their school.
Have a discussion in the class about different changes in the new student's life and how he handled them.
Tell the class about how difficult it is for the new student to adjust and how they all should help him.
Have the new student tell the class about rules in his old school and how they are different from the new school rules.

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2025-01-04 04:42

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AhmedNazir · Accepted Answer · 2022-09-04T04:29:57+06:00

Option 2 : Have a discussion in the class about different changes in the new student's life and how he handled them.

Adaptation to school is an addiction to structured learning and the new school environment.

Activity for teaching adaptation-

The Child's adjustment to school is influenced by the classroom environment. If a student is comfortable, interested, and not afraid in the classroom, the process of adaptation is aided.
The teacher should conduct a discussion in the classroom about different changes in the new student's life and how he handled them to give children an opportunity to understand adaptation.
This activity will help children to develop friendships with their peers and feel less social tension.
This discussion will also develop self-esteem in the new child and he will not feel isolated in the classroom.

Hence, we conclude that the best activity for teaching students about adaptation is having a discussion in the class about different changes in the new student's life and how he handled them.

Whereas sharing the rules of the school only will make it hard for the new student to adapt.