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Unit iv innovative_strategies[1]
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This short document appears to be about a class or course labeled "CLASS-3". It contains no other words or details, simply the class name followed by blank lines and a thank you message.
Unit iv innovative_strategies[1]
The document discusses seven main approaches to teaching bookkeeping and accountancy:
1. Journal approach - Students learn to record transactions in journals before posting to ledgers.
2. Ledger approach - Students start by learning ledgers before journals.
3. Balance sheet approach - Students first learn the end product (balance sheet) before the individual steps.
4. Equation approach - Students learn about assets, liabilities, capital and how transactions affect the accounting equation.
5. Spiral development approach - Concepts are revisited and built upon incrementally.
6. Complete cycle approach - Students complete the entire accounting cycle on a single sheet to see the full process.
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