Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
What does null curriculum mean?
Which field of study may help in reflective and critical thinking?
A curriculum is the sum total of a school efforts to influence a child?
Constructivism learning is:
In the course of curriculum development, we focus on how many areas?
Student's need and interests are important in:
Which one of the following provide fundamental rules of life?
How many basic components of curriculum design has?
________ is a loosely connected set of ideas, values & rules that groverns the conduct of inquiry.
If a school intends to enable children to change the society, it will include objectives like:
Who identify the tensions in the organisms?
How knowledge of psychology of learning is useful?
In the subject centered curriculum the important element is:
Curriculum reflects the culture of:
Syllabus is a the part of:
Learning by doing is emphasized in ________ Philosophy.
Analysis is conducted to ensure and consistency congruence within and among the elements of curriculum ________.
A process of analyzing describing and interpreting thoughts and practices of curriculum in past is called:
Humanism and behaviorism are the example of:
________ is required to channel the means by which needs are met.
________ is done by proceeding from assumptions, to purposes & objectives, to selection of content that facilitates the attainment of objectives.
Which of the following is broken into highly specialized bodies of information?
Which of the following theory focuses on classroom realities and teachers to inquiry & deliberation about the continuously changing dynamics of the common-places?
Which of the following pattern shapes the total pattern of family?
Which foundation belongs to students' needs and interests?
According to ________ all behaviors are acquired through conditioning.
Which type of education has a curriculum that emphasises on the ways of things and acting related to social class and vocational group?
Which educational philosophy uses body of knowledge gathered over many years of example, the cultural heritage?
What does curriculum mean?
Two important functions performed in curriculum design are:
Which one of the following method of social investigation provides information about student's attitudes, knowledge and skills?
Faith in intelligence as a method of dealing with important problems rather rather than depending upon the authority of an autocratic or aristocratic group is the key function of:
Ideas, ideals, beliefs, skills, customs, and methods of thinking are the fabric of ________.
The elements of the culture that are exercised by the people by choice is called ________.
Psychological foundation of curriculum help curriculum develops to understand the nature of:
Which element of culture generally accepted by all the members of the society?
Who must be aware of facts derived from social diagnosis in the field of psychology & social sciences?
An objective to be achieved through English Language & Literature tasks involved is:
Characteristics of perennialism school of thought is:
The 'basics' of the ________ curriculum are mathematics, natural science, history, foreign language & literature.
Rote learning is demerit of?:
Education is the social process that enables people to acquire the:
In which philosophical foundation culture and skills are emphasized?
In the course of curriculum development we focus on how many years?
What is the major concern of curriculum?
How many elements of culture?
Who holds a complex and multifaced worldview?
Science Committee Report - Suggested about the functions of:
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