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MCQ on Teaching Aptitude for Students
Which issue existentialism gave top priority?
1. Technical and professional education
2. Student’s freedom
3. Individual freedom
4. All the above
Option 2 – Student’s freedom
To which issue realism gave top priority?
1. Student’s freedom
2. Individual freedom
3. Technical and professional education
4. Realization of the soul
Option 3 – Technical and professional education
What do parents generally expect from a school?
Which State of India experiences the maximum annual variation of rainfall?
(A) Meghalaya
(B) Kerala
(C) Rajasthan
(D) West Bengal
Show Answer1. To make their children put their minds to learning
2. Providing individual attention
3. To join the children in the class which they think is the best
4. To develop their children’s personality in desired thoughts
Option 4 – To develop their children’s personality in desired thoughts
Who will prepare the organizational plan of the school?
1. Teacher
2. Headmaster
3. Mandal educational officer
4. District educational officer
Option 2 – Headmaster
Which school of thought gave priority to students’ freedom?
Pakyong Airport is located in?
(A) Sikkim
(B) Jammu and Kashmir
(C) Arunachal Pradesh
(D) Mizoram
Show Answer1. Naturalism
2. Idealism
3. Realism
4. Existentialism
Option 1 – Naturalism
Who designed the steps in teaching?
1. John Dewey
2. Kominian
3. Maria Montessori
4. Herbert
Option 4 – Herbert
What stands for Tabula rasa’
1. Teaching aid
2. Teaching method
3. Student’s age
4. The brain of the just-born child
Option 4 – The brain of the just-born child
Teaching should be like this
1. From the known to the unknown
2. From the unknown to the known
3. From clarity to ambiguity
4. From unscientific to scientific
Option 1 – From the known to the unknown
Which commission suggested that ‘honors courses’ should be started for talented students?
1. Kothari commission
2. Calcutta university commission
3. Janardhan Reddy commission
4. Sargent report
Option 2 – Calcutta university commission
The educational process is a three-pole method with the student, teacher, and the surroundings. As a would-be teacher, how do you establish a link between the student and the surroundings?
1. I will help the student understand his surroundings
2. I will use the surroundings as learning material in the day-to-day learning process of the child
3. Above two
4. None of the above
Option 3 – Above two
To whom is evaluation useful?
1. To teachers
2. To headmasters
3. To teacher and students
4. To students
Option 3 – To teacher and students
In which year was the non-detention method introduced?
1. 1952
2. 1962
3. 1971
4. 1982
Option 3 – 1971
Up to what class elementary school education is limited according to the suggestions of the National Education Policy (1986)?
1. 1st to 5th standard
2. 1st to 7th standard
3. 6th to 8th standard
4. 6th to 10th standard
Option 3 – 6th to 8th standard
Who can evaluate the student’s ability properly?
1. Headmaster
2. Class teacher
3. Friend
4. Parents
Option 2 – Class teacher
What changes do take place in a person’s behavior?
1. Attitude
2. Knowledge
3. Education
4. Learning
Option 4 – Learning
Primary level in Andhra Pradesh means …
1. 1st to 5th standard
2. 1st to 7th standard
3. 6th to 8th standard
4. 5th to 7th standard
Option 1 – 1st to 5th standard
Which commission submitted the report ‘Education and National Development?
1. Kothari Commission
2. Janardhan Reddy Commission
3. Calcutta University Commission
4. National Education Policy – 1986
Option 2 – Janardhan Reddy Commission
In which year Macauley’s English education policy came into effect?
1. 1815
2. 1825
3. 1835
4. 1845
Option 3 – 1835
In which year was the concept of compulsory elementary education accepted by the government as its objective?
1. 1905
2. 1911
3. 1915
4. 1921
Option 4 – 1921
What are the benefits of students’ excursions?
1. Rest from everyday routine in school
2. Scope to gain direct knowledge
3. Increase intimacy among students
4. None of the above
Option 2 – Scope to gain direct knowledge
The teaching intended for students, who lag behind in studies is …….
1. Micro teaching
2. Classroom teaching
3. Remedial teaching
4. None of them
Option 3 – Remedial teaching
Which year was the committee ‘Hartag’ appointed?
1. 1909
2. 1999
3. 1929
4. 1939
Option 3 – 1929
In which year was the ‘Provincial Autonomy Act’ introduced to prepare plans for area-wise compulsory education and raise funds for the same?
1. 1917
2. 1927
3. 1937
4. 1947
Option 3 – 1937
Which commission was headed by Dr. Lakshmana Swami Mudaliar?
1. Kothari Commission
2. University Grants Commission
3. National Education Commission-1986
4. Secondary Education Commission
Option 4 – Secondary Education Commission
Which commission was appointed headed by D.S. Kothari?
1. National Education Commission
2. University Education Commission
3. National Education Policy (1986)
4. Secondary Education Commission
Option 1 – National Education Commission
What is the purpose of population studies?
1. To reduce the population
2. To explain to one all the benefits which can be obtained by reducing the population
3. Achieving National Objectives
4. All the above
Option 3 – Achieving National Objectives
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