Student participation in learning – UGC NET Question

Activities like group discussions,role plays and problem-solving tasks require learners to talk,think and act rather than sit silently. These methods are designed to actively involve students in constructing knowledge and practising skills. The stem therefore points to increasing students’ participation in the learning process.

Option A:
Passivity means being inactive or merely receptive,which these interactive activities are meant to reduce,not increase.

Option B:
Participation implies engagement through speaking,collaborating and contributing ideas,which are central to group discussions and role plays,so this option fits well.

Option C:
Isolation refers to separating students from each other,while the activities mentioned are inherently social and collaborative.

Option D:
Absenteeism is non-attendance at class and is not addressed directly by the instructional activities listed.