All Free Pedagogy MCQs with Answers
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- A. 25%
- B. 20%
- C. 28%
- D. 50%
Explanation: The 1959 Commission assigned 25 percent of the marks to internal assessment and the remaining marks to the external examination.
Correct answer: 25%- A. Introductory
- B. Developing
- C. Recapitulatory
- D. Evaluatory
Explanation: Evaluatory questions judge learners' performance after a programme or unit has ended.
Correct answer: Evaluatory- A. Prodigy
- B. Pedagogy
- C. Andragogy
- D. None
Explanation: Prodigy is an educational application that engages learners through practice and provides progress and performance reports.
Correct answer: Prodigy- A. characterizing
- B. understanding
- C. evaluating
- D. synthesizing
Explanation: In the original version of Bloom’s taxonomy, evaluation is the highest cognitive level and requires judgment based on criteria.
Correct answer: evaluating- A. Cognitive pedagogy
- B. Environmental pedagogy
- C. Critical pedagogy
- D. Social Pedagogy
Explanation: Critical pedagogy questions conventional assessment practices and supports more dialogic, inclusive, and reflective ways of judging…
Correct answer: Critical pedagogy- A. Test
- B. Measurement
- C. Evaluation
- D. Assessment
Explanation: Evaluation involves making a value judgement about the quality or worth of performance by interpreting evidence against criteria.
Correct answer: Evaluation- A. Cognitive pedagogy
- B. Critical pedagogy
- C. Social Pedagogy
- D. Environmental pedagogy
Explanation: Critical pedagogy values interpretation, questioning and multiple perspectives, so assessment need not be limited to one predetermined…
Correct answer: Critical pedagogy- A. Unistructural
- B. Multistructural
- C. Relational
- D. Extended Abstract
Explanation: In the SOLO taxonomy, multistructural understanding involves identifying or developing several relevant aspects without connecting them.
Correct answer: Multistructural- A. Experimental
- B. Control
- C. Discussion
- D. None of these
Explanation: The independent variable is deliberately changed by the researcher in the experimental group to observe its effect on the dependent…
Correct answer: Experimental- A. product
- B. process
- C. system
- D. action
Explanation: Product, process, and system are commonly identified as pillars or major dimensions of Total Quality Management.
Correct answer: action- A. It tracks student progress and identifies learning gaps
- B. It focuses only on end-of-year exams
- C. It discourages student participation
- D. It limits learning to one approach
Explanation: Continuous assessment provides regular evidence of progress, allowing teachers to identify and address learning gaps before they become…
Correct answer: It tracks student progress and identifies learning gaps- A. Qualitative
- B. Descriptive
- C. Experimental
- D. Historical
Explanation: A reflective journal records personal experiences, observations, interpretations, and learning over time, producing mainly qualitative…
Correct answer: Qualitative- A. Action Research
- B. Historical Research
- C. Experimental Research
- D. Descriptive Research
Explanation: Surveys collect information about the characteristics, opinions, or conditions of a population without manipulating variables, which makes…
Correct answer: Descriptive Research- A. Descriptive
- B. Historical
- C. Qualitative
- D. Experimental
Explanation: The two broad approaches to research are quantitative, which uses numerical measurement, and qualitative, which explores meanings and…
Correct answer: Qualitative- A. Historical
- B. Experimental
- C. Descriptive
- D. Qualitative
Explanation: In-depth interviews explore participants' experiences, meanings, and perceptions through detailed verbal responses, so they are a common…
Correct answer: Qualitative196. _____________is a type of research that is used to describe the characteristics of a population?
- A. Descriptive Research
- B. Historical Research
- C. Experimental Research
- D. Action Research
Explanation: Descriptive research portrays the characteristics, conditions, or opinions of a population as they exist, often using surveys or…
Correct answer: Descriptive Research- A. Experimental Research
- B. Action Research
- C. Descriptive Research
- D. Historical Research
Explanation: Descriptive research portrays a phenomenon as it exists by reporting its features, frequency, or patterns without manipulating variables.
Correct answer: Descriptive Research- A. Historical Research
- B. Experimental research
- C. Applied research
- D. Basic research
Explanation: Experimental research manipulates an independent variable and observes the resulting difference in a dependent variable.
Correct answer: Experimental research- A. Applied research
- B. Basic research
- C. Experimental research
- D. Historical Research
Explanation: Experimental research is conducted under controlled conditions so that the effect of the independent variable can be separated from other…
Correct answer: Experimental research- A. Historical Research
- B. Experimental Research
- C. Applied Research
- D. Basic Research
Explanation: Pure research is another name for basic or fundamental research because it seeks knowledge and theory without an immediate practical…
Correct answer: Basic Research