Explanation
When having a heterogeneous group to teach, it is generally beneficial for the teacher to follow C) Project method.
The project method encourages active learning, collaboration, and engagement among students. It involves assigning students to work on projects or tasks that require them to actively participate, research, analyze, problem-solve, and present their findings or solutions. This approach allows students with different abilities, backgrounds, and learning styles to contribute their unique strengths and skills to the project. It promotes inclusivity, fosters teamwork, and provides opportunities for differentiated instruction and individualized support as needed. The project method helps accommodate the diverse learning needs and interests of a heterogeneous group of students. While lecture methods, demonstration methods, or lecture cum demonstration methods can be valuable in certain teaching situations, they may not be as effective in engaging and catering to the diverse needs of a heterogeneous group.
