Putting CCTVs in Schools
While CCTVs can help with security and management, their presence may make children feel watched and uneasy, affecting their natural behavior and spontaneity. Though tracking troublemakers (Option A), helping management (Option B), and monitoring teachers (Option D) are possible benefits, the potential negative impact on children’s comfort and freedom is significant.
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Putting CCTVs in Schools
In your view, a teacher engaging children in group work for learning is:
A good teacher's teaching needs to be:
An ideal school curriculum development should:
Right to Education Act prohibits physical punishment in schools, which is likely to:
A teacher finds a group of his students quarrelling among themselves outside the school.
The teacher should:
Students who habitually break school discipline need:
Turn the following sentence into Indirect speech: The director said, “Rajesh, please complete the work before you leave the office.”
Name the dimension of equality and social justice for which the school system will have to strive for.
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