Ajinkya K. Patil
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Pruthviraj C. Chavan
- Assistant Prof., RIT, Rajaramnagar, Islampur - 415414, India
Abstract
This paper shows an Activity Based Documented Problem Solution (ABDP) concept proficient for coaching for the subject Recycling and Regeneration Technology. For this study, we made two groups like customary group and activated group for study method. This method boost student's understanding. The students undergo ABDP Solution method having extra clear gain of the topic compared to the students undergo topic with regular teaching. Results from t-tests of autonomous samples shown that, as differing to students in customary classes, students in this classes have much additional effective outlooks toward the obedience while impassive comparable performances.
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