The document outlines an exam for a curriculum development course containing 26 total questions, with 10 being multiple choice and 16 being subjective questions. Some of the subjective questions ask students to write brief notes on topics like the steps for organizing the curriculum, the psychomotor domain, operationalizing the curriculum development process, identifying situations for learning experience evaluations, and planning the organization of learning experiences in the curriculum. Other questions address defining concepts like integrative needs, deductive vs inductive thinking, the purpose of source plans, and characteristics of learning experiences that are useful for gaining various objectives. The document also contains student notes summarizing key exam topics like curriculum reconstruction, the teacher's role in development, learning theories, and the importance of psychology in learning
The document outlines an exam for a curriculum development course containing 26 total questions, with 10 being multiple choice and 16 being subjective questions. Some of the subjective questions ask students to write brief notes on topics like the steps for organizing the curriculum, the psychomotor domain, operationalizing the curriculum development process, identifying situations for learning experience evaluations, and planning the organization of learning experiences in the curriculum. Other questions address defining concepts like integrative needs, deductive vs inductive thinking, the purpose of source plans, and characteristics of learning experiences that are useful for gaining various objectives. The document also contains student notes summarizing key exam topics like curriculum reconstruction, the teacher's role in development, learning theories, and the importance of psychology in learning
The document outlines an exam for a curriculum development course containing 26 total questions, with 10 being multiple choice and 16 being subjective questions. Some of the subjective questions ask students to write brief notes on topics like the steps for organizing the curriculum, the psychomotor domain, operationalizing the curriculum development process, identifying situations for learning experience evaluations, and planning the organization of learning experiences in the curriculum. Other questions address defining concepts like integrative needs, deductive vs inductive thinking, the purpose of source plans, and characteristics of learning experiences that are useful for gaining various objectives. The document also contains student notes summarizing key exam topics like curriculum reconstruction, the teacher's role in development, learning theories, and the importance of psychology in learning
Q2. What is an attitude? 2 Q3. what types of evidence can be collected through the interview? 2marks Q4. What is community record? 2 marks Q5.Define Gastalt theory? 2 marks Q6. write down steps of Evaluation process? 3 marks Q7. What is the demand of school program of curriculum reconstruction? Q8. How does learning take place? Q9. what are criteria against we check our LEs ? 3 marks Q10. What is low level unit organizing the curriculum? 2 marks Q11. write brief note on the steps of organizing the curriculum? 5 marks Q12. Write brief note on " psychomotor" domain? 5 marks Q13. why do we seek suggestion from subject specialist? 5 marks Q14. Write brief note on Operationalizing the curriculum development process? 5 marks Q15 How do attitude develop? 5 marks Q16. Write a brief note on identifying the situation for LEs evaluation ? 5marks Attitude def Well stated objectives requirements State learning theories Development of Evaluation instruments Structure of organising elements Effect of community on curriculum deve Cognitive domain Characteristics of source plan Which theory is based on the fact that behaviour is a result of conditioning Cocurricular curriculum Subject based curriculum design Problem based curriculum Aur yad ni ara.... Overall it was easy... 16 August 2017 Total Questions 26 Subjective questions 16 Mcqs 10 Q#11: What is integrative needs? Marks 2 Q#12: Difference between deductive and inductive thinking? Marks 2 Q#13: Brief note on small school steps in curriculum development? Marks 3 Q#14: According to Taylor's model, what is the goal of the education? Marks 2 Q#15: What is the purpose of source plan? Marks 2 Q#16: What are you know about the ways of keeping the records?Marks 2 Q#17: What is the procedure for the conducting investigations about the needs of the students? Marks 3 Q#18: What are the characteristics of LEs are useful in gaining various types of objectives? Marks 3 Q#19: What is the primary function of the evaluation?3 Q#20: Note on the planning of the organizing of LEs in curriculum? Marks 5 Q21: What are the importance of psychology of learning? 5 Q#22: How far it is possible for a learner to provide an educational experience for a student? 5 Q#23: Tylor model in the process of curriculum develop? 5 Q#24: Need of evaluating the LES? Q#25 : What are the factors that can be considered begin the process of curriculum revision? 5 .... What is reconstruction - teachers role in curriculum development - steps for curriculum development - aik or b sawal tha curriculum development ka yad nhi - Learning experience evaluation - planning to organize learning experience - learning experience in curriculum - large school steps - what is attitude - cognitive theory? - teacher student planning - why teachers are important in planning curriculum