Subject Based Field Trip


 A subject-based field trip for B. Ed students involves visiting locations related to a specific subject, like historical sites for social studies or nature reserves for science, to provide real-world context and enhance teaching methods. It helps students observe practical applications, engage in hands-on learning, and develop effective teaching strategies for those subjects.

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