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The document discusses the importance of field visits led by Assistant Professor Ketan Kamble. Field visits allow students to gain first-hand experience outside of the classroom, correlate lessons with real-life examples, develop scientific inquiry and social skills, and learn important lessons about planning, cooperation, responsibility, and learning from real world experiences. The document acknowledges Bhupendra Shrike for typewriting assistance.
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Field visit
- 1. Field Visit by Asst. Prof. Ketan Kamble 1
- 2. Field Visit by Asst. Prof. Ketan Kamble 2
- 3. Field Visit by Asst. Prof. Ketan Kamble 3
- 4. Field Visit by Asst.Prof. Ketan Kamble 4
- 5. Field Visit by Asst. Prof. Ketan Kamble 5
- 6. Field Visit by Asst.Prof. Ketan Kamble 6 Importance of Field Visit Gain first hand experience Correlate school and real life Develop scientific enquiry Develop social skill Learn planning and cooperation Learn to take responsibilies Concrete experience Learn from real world
- 7. Field Visit by Asst.Prof. Ketan Kamble 7 Acknowledgement : Bhupendra Shrike (Typewriting)