JTET Paper 1 Practice Questions - Jharkhand Teacher Eligibility Test Paper 1 (Primary - Classes I-V) Exam

Growth refers to qualitative changes such as improvement in skills, whereas development refers to quantitative changes such as increase in height and weight. Growth refers to quantitative changes such as increase in height, weight, and size, whereas development refers to qualitative changes such as improvement in cognitive, social, and emotional functioning. Growth is a life-long process that continues until death, whereas development stops when a child reaches physical maturity. Growth is entirely determined by environmental factors, whereas development is entirely determined by hereditary factors.