Goal setting, questioning and collaboration shift responsibility to learners and promote active engagement—core features of learner-centred participation.
Option A:
Teacher-dominated approaches keep control with the teacher and restrict student initiative, unlike the stem.
Option B:
Examination-oriented teaching focuses on tests and may not promote authentic questioning or collaboration.
Option C:
Learner-centred approach prioritises student agency, inquiry and cooperation, exactly as described.
Option D:
Memory-based approaches emphasise rote recall and reduce student initiative and collaboration.
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