Pedagogy Part 2
Total Questions: 49
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A ) Provide fixed answers
B ) Guide reflective thinking and practice ✅
C ) Imposed rigid rules
D ) Replace science
A ) Reality is material
B ) Reality is mental or spiritual ✅
C ) Reality is constantly changing
D ) Reality is unknown
A ) Strict discipline
B ) Natural laws and development ✅
C ) Religious teaching
D ) Authoritarian methods
A ) Divine revelation
B ) Experience and experimentation ✅
C ) Fixed truth
D ) Abstract reasoning
A ) Collective values
B ) Individual choice and responsibility ✅
C ) Religious doma
D ) Scientific norms
A ) Revealed
B ) Empirical ✅
C ) Authority
D ) Intuition
A ) Relies on sensory experience
B ) Depends on logical reasoning ✅
C ) Is based on authority
D ) Is divinely revealed
A ) Innate and can be recalled ✅
B ) Acquired through senses only
C ) Given by authority
D ) Irrelevant
A ) Reality is constantly changing
B ) Perfect forms exist beyond the physical world ✅
C ) Knowledge is impossible
D ) None of these
A ) Authoritarianism
B ) Empiricism and education ✅
C ) Existentialism
D ) Idealism
A ) Rote learning
B ) Learning through experience ✅
C ) Religious instruction
D ) Strict discipline
A ) Religious
B ) Rationalism without faith ✅
C ) Tradition
D ) Authority
A ) Scientific experimentation
B ) Social and historical analysis ✅
C ) Religious dogma
D ) Abstract philosophy
A ) Evergreen classics ✅
B ) Vocational skills
C ) Religious text only
D ) Modern trend only
A ) Teacher Central instruction
B ) Student Centered experimental learning ✅
C ) Fixed curriculum
D ) Rote memorization
A ) Core subjects and discipline ✅
B ) Student interest only
C ) Religious teachings
D ) Abstract ideas
A ) Encourage passive learning
B ) Foster Independence sensory based learning ✅
C ) Impose strict rules
D ) Teach religious doctrines
A ) Play and self activity ✅
B ) Authoritarian Teaching
C ) Rote memorization
D ) Vocational training
A ) Blind obedience
B ) Critical awareness of social reality ✅
C ) Religious conversion
D ) Vocational skills
A ) Replace final exams
B ) Imposed discipline
C ) Test religious knowledge
D ) Assess continuous learning ✅
A ) Providing rigid rules
B ) Shipping educational goals and methods ✅
C ) Replacing teacher
D ) Ignoring practice
A ) Focus on physical world
B ) Emphasizes on intellectual and moral development ✅
C ) Rejection of discipline
D ) Vocational training
A ) Abstract values
B ) Universal moral principles ✅
C ) Scientific facts
D ) Individual preferences
A ) Divine revelation
B ) Sensory experience and nature ✅
C ) Authority
D ) Abstract reasoning
A ) Prepare student for life ✅
B ) Memorize fixed truths
C ) Follow tradition
D ) Impose Authority
A ) Scientific journals
B ) Sacred texts ✅
C ) Personal institution
D ) Logical reasoning
A ) Too logical
B ) Subjective and unreliable ✅
C ) Based on authority
D ) Empirical
A ) Balance in virtues ✅
B ) Extreme actions
C ) Divine command
D ) Abstract ideals
A ) Rulers should be philosophers ✅
B ) Philosophers should avoid politics
C ) Rulers should be warriors
D ) Philosophers should teach religion
A ) Authoritarianism
B ) Modern democratic education ✅
C ) Existentialism
D ) Idealism
A ) An ideal society ✅
B ) A military state
C ) A religious theocracy
D ) A capitalist economy
A ) Blind imitation
B ) Creativity and self realization ✅
C ) Authoritarian Teaching
D ) Rejection of reason
A ) Fixed interpretations ✅
B ) Scientific enquiry
C ) Religious teaching
D ) Vocational training
A ) Standardized testing
B ) Individual choice and meaning ✅
C ) Rote memorization
D ) Collective norms
A ) Achcha theek class room
B ) A Space design for independence learning ✅
C ) A Religious setting
D ) A Vocational workshop
A ) Imposed discipline
B ) Encourage creative expression ✅
C ) Touch religious doctrines
D ) Replace play
A ) Critical thinking
B ) Banking model of education ✅
C ) Student participation
D ) Experimental learning
A ) It covers the entire course
B ) It is easier
C ) It replaces sessional work ✅
D ) It is optional
A ) Only exams
B ) Continuous assessments like presentations and activities ✅
C ) Religious training
D ) Vocational test
A ) Metaphysics
B ) Epistemology
C ) Axiology ✅
D ) Logic
A ) Sensory experience
B ) Intellectual and initiative knowledge ✅
C ) Divine revelation
D ) Authority
A ) Abstract thinking
B ) Observation and experimentation ✅
C ) Religious instruction
D ) Authoritarian teaching
A ) Divine commands
B ) Natural instincts and happiness ✅
C ) Abstract ideals
D ) Collective norms
A ) Fixed and unchanging
B ) Relative and evolving ✅
C ) Divine and absolute
D ) Abstract and ideal
A ) It is blindly followed
B ) The source is credible and reliable ✅
C ) It contradicts evidence
D ) It is based on institution
A ) Material cause
B ) Formal cause
C ) Divine cause ✅
D ) Efficient cause
A ) Traditional education
B ) Progressive education ✅
C ) Authoritarian teaching
D ) Religious education
A ) Scientific inquiry
B ) Moral character development ✅
C ) Political Theory
D ) Vocational training
A ) Only physical growth
B ) Changes across lifespan ✅
C ) Economic growth
D ) Political development