100*10 QUESTIONS PART 1 (1-100)

THIS IS THE FIRST 100 QUESTIONS OF THE 1000 MUST KNOW QUESTIONS

This part covers mostly Educational Learning Theories, Behavioural Approach, Cognitive Approach, Constructivism Approach, Humanism Approach , Connectivism Approach, Educational Psychology.

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A major strength of 'Ecological Theory" is its framework for explaining

A. Environmental influences on development

B. Biological influences on development

C. Cognitive development

D. Affective process on development

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“No disinterested pursuit of knowledge and no intellectual education for its own sake” was the slogan of the

A. Idealists

B. Realists

C. Naturalists

D. Pragmatists

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Vygotsky proposed that Child Development is ___________

A. Due to genetic components of a culture

B. A product of social interaction

C. A product of formal education

D. A product of assimilation and accommodation

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Stanford Binet Scale measures the following attribute of an individual:

A. Personality

B. Intelligence

C. Creativity

D. Aptitude

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The major purpose of diagnostic test is that of identifying ________

A. The General area of weakness in class performance

B. Specific nature of remedial Programme needed

C. The causes underlying academic difficulties

D. The specific nature of pupil difficulties

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The professional requirement of a teacher as explained in the UNESCO publication is/are

A. innovativeness in approach and teaching strategies

B. mastery over the subject and competency for teaching

C. justice to the profession

D. All of the above

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Which of the following are the External Factors affecting the interest of students in classroom?

A. Emotions and Sentiments

B. Culture and Training

C. Attitudes of students

D. Goals and motives

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Thumb sucking, Nail biting etc., similar actions are due to:

A. Pleasure seeking

B. Training

C. Habit

D. Anxiety

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Education is called a triangular process. Which are the three sides of the triangle?

A. School, Knowledge and Teacher

B. Books, School and Teacher

C. Social Environment, Teacher and Students

D. None of these

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The term 'gene' for the factors controlling heredity was coined by –

A. T. H. Morgan

B. Hugo de Vries

C. Gregor Mendal

D. W. Johannsen

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One of the basic principles of socializing individuals is:

A. religion

B. caste

C. educational

D. imitation

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........... is considered a sign of motivated teaching.

A. Maximum attendance in class

B. Remedial work given by the teacher

C. Questioning by students

D. Pin drop silence in the class

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It takes a maturation of months for the child to take his first step in walking.

A. 5 to 6

B. 10 to 12

C. 4 to 5

D. 0 to 2

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A teacher has serious defect if he/she _______________

A. is physically handicapped

B. belongs to low socio-economic status

C. has weak personality

D. has immature mental development

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A procedure that establishes a sequence of responses which lead to a reward following the final response and then working backwards is called

A. Shaping

B. Stimulus control

C. Chaining

D. Stimulus generalization

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Gardner formulated a list of Seven Intelligences, which among the following is not one of them?

A. Spatial Intelligence

B. Emotional Intelligence

C. Interpersonal Intelligence

D. Linguistic Intelligence

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I.Q range of morons are in the range of:

A. 60-90

B. 50-75

C. 60-80

D. 30-50

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Education develops child’s..........................

A. Expressions

B. Intuition

C. Accuracy

D. Innate powers

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Creativity increases with....................

A. Age

B. Practice

C. Experience

D. Education

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Marxist educational philosophy is closer to .................

A. Realism

B. Idealism

C. Pragmatism

D. Naturalism

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Learning is the modification of behaviour which is relatively......................

A. Permanent

B. Temporary

C. Adverse

D. Quick

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The earliest studies on record of verbal learning and memory were conducted by:

A. Mowrer

B. Pavlov

C. Skinner

D. Ebbinghaus

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Absenteeism can be tackled by:

A. teaching

B. punishing the students

C. giving the sweets

D. contacting the parents

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Instructional aides are used by the teacher to

A. Glorify the class

B. Attract the students

C. Clarify the concepts

D. Ensure discipline

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Classroom communication is normally considered as

A. effective

B. cognitive

C. affective

D. selective

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Nowadays, the most effective mode of learning is

A. Self-study and Face-to-face learning

B. e-learning

C. Blended learning

D. Both e-learning and blended learning

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“Spare the rod and spoil the child”, gives the message that

A. punishment in the class should be banned.

B. corporal punishment is not acceptable.

C. undesirable behaviour must be punished.

D. children should be beaten with rods.

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A teacher can be successful if he/she

A. helps students in becoming better citizens

B. imparts subject knowledge to students

C. prepares students to pass the examination

D. presents the subject matter in a well-organized manner

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An effective teaching aid is one which

A. is colourful and good looking

B. activates all faculties

C. is visible to all students

D. easy to prepare and use

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In a lively classroom situation, there is likely to be

A. occasional roars of laughter

B. complete silence

C. frequent teacher-student dialogue

D. loud discussion among students

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A body of knowledge and set of competencies that form the basis for a quality education is termed as...

A. A standard curriculum

B. Curriculum

C. A based curriculum

D. A standard based curriculum

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The curriculum identifies core competencies

A. 5

B. 6

C. 7

D. 8

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Which of the following is not a competency of the standard based curriculum?

A. Digital literacy

B. Creativity and collaboration

C. Cultural identity and global citizenship

D. Personal development and citizen leadership

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_______ is a type of quality assurance process used in the country under which services and operations of pre tertiary schools and educational institutions or programs are evaluated by an external body to determine if applicable standards are met

A. Pre tertiary education

B. Tertiary education

C. Basic education

D. Pre secondary education

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The national council for curriculum assessment has introduced a new standard based curriculum for schools in Ghana

A. Pre tertiary schools

B. Basic schools

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The first phase of the curriculum is at its implementation stage and is from .......

A. Kg to Basic 6

B. Nursery to basic 6

C. Kg to JHS

D. Nursery to JHS

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The term syllables has been changed to ....

A. Resource pack

B. Teachers resource pack

C. Curriculum

D. Teachers handbook

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In the new curriculum, teachers are now called...

A. Instructors

B. Implementers

C. Facilitators

D. Curriculum teachers

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The term strand refers to. in the old curriculum

A. Topics

B. Sections

C. Units

D. Sub topics

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In the new curriculum, topics have been changed to ........

A. Sub strands

B. Content indicators

C. Content standard

D. Performance indicators

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Teaching and learning activities are now known as ....

A. Resource pack

B. Exemplars

C. Examplers

D. Examplars

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Circuit supervisors are now referred to as...

A. SISO

B. SSISO

C. SSO

D. SBI

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Starter has now replace ....

A. Learning

B. Introduction

C. Skip count

D. Think pair share

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Professional learning communities was formerly known as...

A. CBI

B. INSET

C. SBI

D. Group discussion

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Scheme of work is now called...

A. Scheme of learning

B. Content indicators

C. Termly scheme of learning

D. Yearly scheme of learning

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Curriculum is the entire range of experiences, both direct and undirected, concerned in unfolding the abilities of the individual. This definition was given by...

A. Tyler

B. Reagan(1960)

C. Caswell and Campbell

D. Bobbitt( 1918)

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Creative writing should be an activity planned for ________

A. Only those children reading on grade level

B. Only those children spell and write cohesive sentences

C. Only those children who want to write for newspaper

D. All children

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The cognitive structures into which children organize their behaviour and knowledge are called

A. Accommodations

B. Framework

C. Operations

D. Schemata

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Which is the place where the child's cognitive development is defined in the best way?

A. Playground

B. School and Classroom

C. Auditorium

D. Home

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Environmental education should be taught in schools because—

A. it will affect environmental pollution

B. it is important part of life

C. it will provide job to teachers

D. we cannot escape from environment

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Development of a learner is linked to:

A. Affective development

B. Cognitive development

C. Psychomotor development

D. Sensorimotor development

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It is good to give homework, so that students …………..

A. remain busy at home

B. study at home

C. may be checked for their progress

D. may develop habit of self-study

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What is meant by development?

A. It is the growth of heart, brain and muscles.

B. It is improvement of the ability.

C. It is the quantitative change of the child.

D. it is a complex process of integrating many structures and functions.

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Areas / sources of information for psychological foundation are:

A. Learning process

B. Teaching method

C. Student characteristics

D. All of the above

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On which animal Pavlov conducted his experiment

A. Rat

B. Cat

C. Dog

D. Bird

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Types of individual differences are:

A. Mental

B. Physical

C. Emotional

D. All of the above

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Which of the following factors comes in the way of girls' personal rights?

A. Social Recognition

B. Family

C. Gender Difference

D. All of these

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Spearman's 'G ' factor of Intelligence is:

A. universal and inborn ability

B. constant and does not change in an individual with time

C. different in different individuals depending on their genes

D. all of the above

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Experimental designs are characterized by:

A. Normative data

B. Controlled conditions

C. Automated Stimulation

D. All of the above

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Who among the following propounded 'socialism' in education?

A. Russell

B. Dewey

C. Sartre

D. Stalin

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Security of attachment to mother is typically measured by:

A. Separation-reunion procedure

B. Observation of mother-infant play

C. Questionnaire

D. All of the above

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Cognition can be stated as...................

A. Feeling

B. Knowing

C. Willing

D. Doing

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The mirror-rouge task measures:

A. An infant's ability to touch his/her nose

B. An infant's understanding of self

C. An infant's recognition of his/her mother

D. All of the above

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What is teaching through deductive method?

A. From specific to general

B. From general to specific

C. From easy to difficult

D. From macro to micro

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The first sense to develop is:

A. Touch

B. Hearing

C. Sight

D. Taste

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Both 'X' and 'Y' chromosomes are found in:

A. Brain cells

B. Females

C. Males

D. None of these

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Who gives more stress to the philosophy of social constructivism?

A. Piaget

B. Kohlberg

C. Vygotsky

D. Dewey

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The reinforcement schedule that yields the lowest performance is the:

A. Fixed ratio schedule

B. Variable ratio schedule

C. Fixed interval schedule

D. Variable interval schedule

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Select "the educable" group of students from the following groups, indicating different I.Q. levels

A. 50 to 70

B. 30 to 50

C. 70 to 90

D. 40 to 80

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“Give me a dozen of healthy children I can make them Doctor, Judge, Beggar and even a Thief” – Comment made by

A. Jung

B. Guthrie

C. J.B. Watson

D. Hull

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Who is regarded as the first teacher of a child?

A. Headmaster

B. Class Teacher

C. Mother

D. Tutor

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Diagnostic evaluation ascertains

A. Students performance at the beginning of instructions.

B. Learning progress and failures during instructions.

C. Degree of achievements of instructions at the end.

D. Causes and remedies of persistent learning problems during instructions.

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How many stages of cognitive development recommended by Piaget?

A. Seven Stages

B. Six Stages

C. Four Stages

D. Two Stages

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Dyslexia is associated with

A. mental disorder

B. behavioural disorder

C. reading disorder

D. writing disorder

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Child growth as proceeding through an organized sequence of stages divided roughly by age in view of

A. Kohlberg

B. Piaget

C. Vygotsky

D. Skinner

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The black-board can be utilized best by a teacher for

A. Putting the matter of teaching in black and white

B. Making the students attentive

C. Writing the important and notable points

D. Highlighting the teacher himself

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RTE stands to

A. Right to Education

B. Right True Education

C. Right Time Education

D. Rurally True Education

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Interaction inside the classroom should generate

A. Argument

B. Information

C. Ideas

D. Controversy

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The development that proceeds in the direction of the longitudinal axis i.e. head to foot is termed as.........

A. Cephalo-caudal development

B. Proximo distal

C. Interrelation

D. Integration

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For maintaining an effective discipline in the class, the teacher should

A. Allow students to do what they like.

B. Deal with the students strictly.

C. Give the students some problem to solve.

D. Deal with them politely and firmly.

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The greatest technique to review progress and improvement of the kid is–

A. Psychoanalytic Method

B. Comparative Method

C. Developmental Method

D. Statistical Method

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The academic performance of students can be improved if parents are encouraged to

A. supervise the work of their wards

B. arrange for extra tuition

C. remain unconcerned about it

D. interact with teachers frequently

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"A Child can think logically about objects and events". This is the characteristic given by Piaget of stage–

A. Sensory Motor

B. Pre Operational

C. Concrete Operational

D. Formal Operation

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A successful teacher is one who is

A. Compassionate and disciplinarian

B. Quite and reactive

C. Tolerant and dominating

D. Passive and active

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Gardner formulated a list of Seven Intelligences, which among the following is not one of them?

A. Spatial Intelligence

B. Emotional Intelligence

C. Interpersonal Intelligence

D. Linguistic Intelligence

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Which of the following does not specify Max Weber’s concept of social stratification?

A. Income and Wealth

B. Social Prestige

C. Educational Status

D. Political Power

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Who was the pioneer of Classical Conditioning?

A. Skinner

B. Pavlov

C. Watson

D. Thorndike

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“Things as they are and as they are likely to be encountered in life rather than words”, was the slogan of the

A. Idealists

B. Pragmatists

C. Realists

D. Existentialists

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If any girl child does not come to school regularly you will

A. no bother

B. struck off her name

C. complain to the Principal

D. meet the parents and encourage them

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Project is a whole-hearted purposeful activity proceeding on a social environment”, it was defined by

A. Adamson

B. John Dewey

C. Kilpatrick

D. Ballard

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Which of the following is not related to educational achievement?

A. Heredity

B. Experiences

C. Practice

D. Self-learning

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‘Coherence’ is the criterion of truth is

A. Naturalism

B. Existentialism

C. Idealism

D. Marxism

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Education of children with special needs should be provided

A. along with other normal children

B. by methods developed for special children, in special schools

C. in special school

D. by special teachers in special schools

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ho emphasized that the aim of education should be the development in children the feeling of international brotherhood and attitude of international understanding?

A. Rousseau

B. Dewey

C. Tagore

D. Mahatma Gandhi

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Special education is related to _________

A. Educational for talented students

B. Educational programmes for disabled

C. Training programmes for Teachers

D. Training programme for retarded

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The family imparts education to the child

A. Regularly

B. Formally

C. Informally

D. Deliberately

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The most important trait of a student is __________

A. sense of responsibility

B. to speak truth

C. co-operation

D. obedience

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The child who reads numbers wrongly has the following learning disability

A. Dyslexia

B. Dyscrasia

C. Dyscalculia

D. Dyspepsia

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Which of the following is correctly arranged?

A. Encoding – retrieval – storage

B. Encoding – storage – retrieval

C. Storage - encoding – retrieval

D. Retrieval - encoding – storage

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That the mind of an infant is a tabula rasa is the contribution of:

A. J.J Rousseau

B. John Locke

C. Plato

D. Horace Man

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