1) Shubha wanted to prepare a dessert that she watched on a cookery show. She brought all the ingredient and prepared a dish for the dinner night. Thankfully, she tasted it before serving it to others and to her horror, it tasted awful, this reminded her of missing some ingredients and messing up the process. a) Shubha's activity corresponds to which type of learning. b) According to you, where Shubha could have gone wrong? Answer keeping in mind the four elements of this type of process. c) How should she have approached to recreate the similar dessert as that of the show?

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