Pedagogy Part 4

Total Questions: 49

1 - Myelination is important for:(Physical development)

A ) Emotional control
B ) Neutral transmission speed ✅
C ) Language acquisition
D ) Social sillks

2 - Egocentrism is a characteristic of which Piagetian stage? (Intellectual development)

A ) Sensorimotor
B ) Preoperational ✅
C ) Concrete operational
D ) Formal operational

3 - Prosocial behaviour involves: (Social development)

A ) Helping others ✅
B ) Isolation
C ) Aggression
D ) Ignoring Peers

4 - Self regulation is the ability to:( Emotional development)

A ) Control emotions and behaviours ✅
B ) Depend on others
C ) White challenges
D ) Suppress emotions

5 - Heteronomous morality is characterized by:(Moral development)

A ) Flexible rules
B ) Strict adherence to rules ✅
C ) No rules
D ) Peer created rules

6 - Overregularization in language occurs when: (Language development)

A ) Children apply grammar rules in correctly ✅
B ) Adults correct speech
C ) No speech error
D ) Babbling

7 - Operant conditioning was revolved by:( Human learning)

A ) Pavlov
B ) skinner ✅
C ) Bandura
D ) Rogers

8 - Self efficacy is concept from: (Approaches to learning)

A ) Bandura ✅
B ) Piaget
C ) Freud
D ) Erikson

9 - Garden's theory of multiple intelligences includes: (Individual differences)

A ) Linguistic, logical mathematical ✅
B ) Only academics skills
C ) Fixed intelligence
D ) No diversity

10 - Proximodistal development refers to growth from:( Introduction)

A ) Centre outward ✅
B ) Head to toe
C ) Toe to head
D ) Randomly

11 - Adolescence is marked by :(Physical development)

A ) Decline in growth
B ) No physical changes
C ) Only cognitive development
D ) Puberty ✅

12 - Zone of proximal devolvement(ZPD) refers: (Intellectual development)

A ) Independence learning
B ) Tasks a learner can do with help ✅
C ) Fixed availability
D ) Genetic limits

13 - Authoritative parenting is associated with: (Social devolvement)

A ) High warmth ,high control ✅
B ) Neglect
C ) Strict punishment
D ) No rules

14 - Emotional intelligence involves: (Emotional development)

A ) Only IQ
B ) Recognising and managing emotions ✅
C ) Ignoring feelings
D ) Fixed traits

15 - Gilligan criticized Kohlberg's theory for:(Moral development)

A ) Ignoring gender differences ✅
B ) focusing too much on emotions
C ) Overemphasizing justice
D ) Being too simple

16 - Critical period hypothesis suggests : (Language development)

A ) Language learning is unlimited
B ) Language is best learned early ✅
C ) Adults learn faster
D ) No time limits

17 - Positive reinforcement involves: (Human learning)

A ) Adding a pleasant stimulus ✅
B ) Removing an unpleasant stimulus
C ) Punishment
D ) Ignoring behaviour

18 - Constructivism emphasizes: (Approaches to learning)

A ) Kaisi learning
B ) Active knowledge construction ✅
C ) Route memorization
D ) Fixed curriculum

19 - Inclusive education addresses: (Individual differences)

A ) Only gifted students
B ) Diverse learning needs ✅
C ) Uniform teaching
D ) Ignoring differences

21 - Mid semester exams are worth: (Assessment)

A ) 25%
B ) 35% ✅
C ) 40%
D ) 50%

22 - Final semester exams contribute :(Assessment)

A ) 25%
B ) 35%
C ) 40% ✅
D ) 50%

23 - Differentiated instruction aims to: (Individual differences)

A ) Teach all student the same way
B ) Cater to diverse learning needs ✅
C ) Ignore differences
D ) Focus only on high achievers

24 - What is the primary focus of formal education :(Introduction to education)

A ) Unstructure learning
B ) random experience
C ) Informal skill
D ) Institutionalized Structured learning ✅

26 - The national education policy 2009:( Introduction to education)

A ) Exclusive of Islamic values
B ) Universal access to education ✅
C ) No policy goals
D ) Elite only education

27 - Education during the Mughal period Focused on: (Historical education pre-1947)

A ) Western sciences only
B ) Islamic and Persian literature ✅
C ) Preserve Islamic education
D ) Ignore elites

28 - The British colonial education system aim to :(Historical education pre-1947)

A ) Promote local languages
B ) Create clerks for administration ✅
C ) Ignore elites
D ) Preserve Islamic education

29 - Madrasah education during the Mughal era was Centered around :(Historical education pre-1947)

A ) Military training
B ) Religious and classical studies ✅
C ) European philosophy
D ) Secular science

30 - The first educational conference 1947 was chaired by :(Post independence education)

A ) Allama Iqbal
B ) Liaquat Ali Khan ✅
C ) Quaid-e-Azam
D ) Sir Syed Ahmed Khan

31 - The 1972 education policy introduced: (Post-independence education)

A ) Nationalisation of schools ✅
B ) Elimination of Urdu
C ) Religious exclusion
D ) Privatization of education

32 - The 2009 education policy prioritized: (Post-independence education)

A ) Free education up to secondary level ✅
B ) Closing madrasa
C ) English only instruction
D ) Elite education

33 - Pre-primary education in Pakistan targets children aged: (Formal education system)

A ) 3 - 5 years ✅
B ) 6-10 years
C ) 11-15 years
D ) 16-18 years

34 - Secondary education covers grades: ( Formal education system)

A ) 1-5
B ) 6-8
C ) 9-12 ✅
D ) University level

35 - Technical education in Pakistan focuses on :(Formal education system)

A ) Religious studies
B ) Vocational skills ✅
C ) Abstract arts
D ) Military training

36 - Deoband Madrasah is known for its:(Madrasah Education)

A ) Western curriculum
B ) Traditional Islamic teaching ✅
C ) Secular science
D ) Christian theology

37 - Aligarh movement was founded by: (Madrasah education)

A ) Allama Iqbal
B ) Sir Syed Ahmed Khan ✅
C ) Liaquat Ali Khan
D ) Quaid-e-Azam

38 - Anjuman-e-Himayat-e-Islam contributed to:( Madrasah education)

A ) Promoting Hindu education
B ) Christian missionary work
C ) Muslim education in Punjab ✅
D ) British policies

39 - Education as a "conservative force "means it: (Education as change agent)

A ) Rejects tradition
B ) Preserves cultural values ✅
C ) Promotes revolution
D ) Ignore society

40 - Universal brotherhood in education promotes: (Education as change agent)

A ) Religious intolerance
B ) Global peace and operation ✅
C ) Nationalism
D ) Elite only access

41 - The 1947 all Pakistan educational conference emphasized: (Education policies)

A ) Secular education only
B ) Alignment with Islamic ideology ✅
C ) British curriculum
D ) No policy direction

42 - The 1979 Education policy under Zia ul haq focused on:( Education policies)

A ) Islamization of education ✅
B ) Eliminating Urdu
C ) Westernization
D ) Closing madrasas

43 - Non formal education includes:( Introduction to education)

A ) Degree programs
B ) Community base literacy programs ✅
C ) Random learning
D ) Only online courses

44 - The British introduced English in education to:( Historical education pre-1947)

A ) Promote local languages
B ) Create a class of clerks ✅
C ) Preserve Urdu
D ) Supports madrasas

46 - The 1998-2010 education policy aim to: (Post-independence post-independence education)?

A ) Reduce literary rates
B ) Achieve universal primary education ✅
C ) Close universities
D ) Ban private schools

47 - Education sector reforms 2001 focused on: (Post -independence education)

A ) Teacher training ✅
B ) Eliminating technical education
C ) Privatizing Schools
D ) Religious exclusion