A baby does not learn to perform new tasks without making mistakes. In reality, learning in infants happens gradually through trial and error. A baby makes mistakes while trying new activities (like crawling, standing, or speaking), and through repeated practice and correction, the baby improves and eventually performs the task correctly. Mistakes are an essential part of the learning process.
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प्रश्न
True or false?
A baby gradually learns to perform newly learnt tasks without making mistakes.
विकल्प
True
False
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उत्तर
The statement is false.
Explanation:
संबंधित प्रश्न
Which of the following things have you learnt to do? Which ones have you yet to learn? Name the things you can do which are not seen in the list.
List: Skipping on a rope, writing an essay, combing your own hair, making tea, learning a song/ poem, swimming, telling a story, cycling, giving a speech, counting money, tidying your house, using a computer, playing field games, climbing a tree, etc.
How many years does it take the young ones of the tiger/elephant to start living independently?
Can you: play football, lagori / seven tiles, cook a meal, press clothes, shop for provisions, nurse a person who is ill, write a summary?
Sayali is in the sixth standard. They are going on a picnic. Sayali’s Aai is going to make laadoos for the whole class. But she needs Sayali’s help. What can Sayali do to help?
What is meant by heredity?
What differences do we see between children in pre-primary classes and children in Std V?
Name any three skills you have acquired.
What is meant by physical growth?
We cannot manage all our tasks entirely by ourselves.
At birth, we already have all skills.
