Correct option is A
Errors made by learners provide insight into how they learn, including their thought processes, misconceptions, and areas where they need further instruction. Understanding these errors allows teachers to adjust their teaching methods and offer guidance that helps learners correct misunderstandings and develop a deeper understanding of the content.
Information Booster:
· Errors offer a window into the student’s current understanding of a concept.
· Teachers can use errors as teaching opportunities to clarify misunderstandings.
· Analyzing mistakes helps tailor future lessons and provides constructive feedback.
· Encourages a growth mindset, where mistakes are part of the learning process.
· Helps teachers identify patterns in learning and adjust their methods accordingly.
Additional Knowledge:
· (b) Mechanical drills may not address the underlying issues that cause errors.
· (c) Errors do not necessarily indicate the absence of learning but a stage in the learning process.
· (d) Socio-economic status may influence learning opportunities but is not directly related to specific errors.