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D. Overall Activities of An Institution
D. Overall Activities of An Institution
D. Overall Activities of An Institution
Curriculum is: *
a. course
c. syllabus
b. co-curricular activities
a. summative evaluation
c. formative evaluation
b. diagnostic evaluation
a. John Dewey
b. Hilda Taba
c. Tyler
d. Stuffle beam
4. Learning means: *
a. teaching process
b. curriculum change
c. students
d. IMs
a. teaching strategies
b. objectives
c. evaluation
a. school
b. teacher
c. students
d. parents
7. Psychological foundation plays its role in the development of curriculum keeping in the view the: *
a. students’ needs
b. students’ interest
c. students’ capabilities
a. Elizhalh Maccis
b. Jack Kerr
c. Teller
d. Smith
a. program
b. syllabus
curriculum
d. course
10. A curriculum is a blue print or pip of the school that includes experiences for the: *
a. experts
b. teacher
c. learner
d. curriculum planner
11. The mirror of the society is: *
a. playground
b. school
c. community
d. hospital
12. The model of curriculum could not move above elementary stage is: *
a. subject curriculum
b. core curriculum
c. activity curriculum
d. none of these
a. action
b. attitude
c. personality
d. behaviors
a. 75%
b. 55%
c. 60%
d. 40%
15. The base on which the subject activities and experiences are planned is called: *
a. design
b. unit
c. lesson
d. curriculum
a. in the beginning
b. in the middle
c. at the end
17. In planning and implementing curricula, school makes its selection from: *
a. nation
b. culture
c. region
d. mass communication
a. implementing
b. evaluating
c. designing
a. objectives
b. evaluation
c. design
d. contents
a. evaluation
b. objective
c. method
d. design
a. curriculum design
b. curriculum foundation
c. curriculum development
22. When, What, Why and How, to teach is the main task of? *
a. educational philosophy
b. educational psychology
c. economics
d. history
23. The forces that affect the development of curriculum are called: *
a. curriculum design
b. curriculum evaluation
c. learning
d. curriculum foundations
a. ideas
b. content
c. history
d. economy
a. sociological foundation
b. psychological foundation
c. economical foundation
d. historical foundation
26. Psychological foundations of curriculum help curriculum developers to understand the nature of: *
a. content
b. learner
c. teacher
d. ideas
a. history
b. economy
c. society
d. idea
b. learner
c. social values
d. social problems
a. learning process
b. teaching method
c. student characteristics
a. learner-centered curriculum
b. activity-centered curriculum
c. subject-centered curriculum
a. subject-centered curriculum
b. activity-centered curriculum
c. learner-centered curriculum
a. learner-centered curriculum
b. activity-centered curriculum
c. subject-centered curriculum
a. learner-centered curriculum
b. activity-centered curriculum
c. subject-centered curriculum
a. teacher-centered curriculum
b. integrated curriculum
c. subject-based curriculum
d. none of these
35. Development of curriculum at higher level and its application at different level is: *
a. horizontal organization
b. vertical organization
c. centralized
d. decentralized
a. curriculum development
b. curriculum evaluation
c. curriculum elements
d. curriculum design
38. The evaluation used to improve the contests during curriculum development is called? *
a. summative evaluation
b. formative evaluation
c. diagnostic evaluation
a. continuous
b. last
c. initial
d. internal
40. Five stages of awareness, interest, evaluation, trial, and adoption are for: *
a. curriculum change
b. curriculum formation
c. curriculum development
d. curriculum implementation
a. emotions
b. practical skills
c. intellectual abilities
a. principal
b. parents
c. teacher
d. learner
a. division of content
b. mixing of activities
d. psychomotor development
45. Which domains of objectives is not being evaluated through our present system of examination: *
a. affective
b. cognitive
c. psychomotor
a. activities
b. classroom
c. teaching
d. curriculum
a. tape-recorder
b. television
c. radio
c. personal satisfaction
c. both a and b
a. 90 and above