All Free Pedagogy MCQs with Answers

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Moderate
  • A. theory
  • B. practice
  • C. theory, practice and research
  • D. theory and practice

Explanation: An effective curriculum connects theoretical understanding with practical application so that learners can both explain ideas and use…

Correct answer: theory and practice
Moderate
  • A. abruptly
  • B. continuously
  • C. relatively
  • D. gradually

Explanation: A new curriculum should be introduced gradually so teachers and learners can adjust, receive support, and address implementation problems.

Correct answer: gradually
Moderate
  • A. continuous
  • B. abrupt
  • C. gradual
  • D. relative

Explanation: Curriculum revision should be continuous because educational needs, knowledge, technology, and social conditions keep changing.

Correct answer: continuous
Moderate
  • A. abruptly
  • B. continuously
  • C. gradually
  • D. relatively

Explanation: Curriculum development is improved through continuous evaluation rather than occasional abrupt checking.

Correct answer: continuously
Hard
  • A. System of education
  • B. Poor learning
  • C. Basic of any learning
  • D. Minimum learning

Explanation: Basic education provides the foundation on which further learning is built, including essential knowledge and skills.

Correct answer: Basic of any learning
Moderate
  • A. physical objects
  • B. experiences
  • C. observations
  • D. ideas

Explanation: Idealism treats ideas, mind, and spiritual reality as more fundamental than the physical world.

Correct answer: ideas
Easy
  • A. Developments of all the aspects of personality
  • B. Shapely development of physique
  • C. All students should develop
  • D. One can take as many rounds as possible

Explanation: All-round development refers to the balanced growth of the learner’s physical, intellectual, emotional, social, moral, and other…

Correct answer: Developments of all the aspects of personality
Fairly easy
  • A. educationists and philosophers
  • B. only philosophers
  • C. only educationists
  • D. only psychologists

Explanation: In Plato’s ideal state, philosophers are fit to rule because their education enables them to understand wisdom and the good, rather than…

Correct answer: only philosophers
Hard
  • A. signs
  • B. images
  • C. parts
  • D. shadows

Explanation: In Plato’s theory, objects in the physical world are imperfect shadows or copies of eternal ideal Forms.

Correct answer: shadows
Hard
  • A. Aristotle
  • B. Socrates
  • C. Plato
  • D. John Locke

Explanation: Aristotle is commonly credited with the statement linking the fate of states or empires to the education of youth.

Correct answer: Aristotle
Fairly easy
  • A. obedience
  • B. life and growth
  • C. virtue
  • D. shaping good citizens

Explanation: Pragmatism views education as an active process of living, experience, and continuous growth rather than mere obedience or memorization of…

Correct answer: life and growth
Moderate
  • A. science
  • B. mathematics
  • C. good
  • D. philosophy

Explanation: For Plato, the highest educational aim is knowledge of the Good, the supreme Form that gives meaning and value to all other knowledge.

Correct answer: good
Fairly easy
  • A. Equal opportunities for all children to have access to education
  • B. Equality of type of education available for each child
  • C. Equality of education standards for each child
  • D. All of the above

Explanation: Equal educational opportunity primarily means that every child should be able to access education without discrimination.

Correct answer: Equal opportunities for all children to have access to education
Fairly easy
  • A. imagination
  • B. constantly changing
  • C. stagnant
  • D. related to mind

Explanation: Pragmatism views reality as dynamic and continuously changing, so knowledge must be tested and revised through experience.

Correct answer: constantly changing
Moderate
  • A. mathematics
  • B. science
  • C. mind
  • D. physical world

Explanation: Idealism gives primary importance to the mind, spirit, ideas, and enduring values rather than the merely physical world.

Correct answer: mind
Moderate
  • A. shadow
  • B. sign
  • C. part
  • D. image

Explanation: In Plato’s theory of Forms, physical objects are imperfect copies or images of the eternal Forms, which represent true reality.

Correct answer: image
Easy
  • A. Stagira
  • B. Athens
  • C. Macedonia
  • D. Chakis

Explanation: Plato established the Academy in Athens around 387 BCE. It became one of the earliest well-known institutions for higher philosophical…

Correct answer: Athens
Fairly easy
  • A. Natural
  • B. Scientific
  • C. Social
  • D. Technical

Explanation: Realism emphasizes observable facts, practical experience and the scientific study of the world, so it is commonly associated with…

Correct answer: Scientific
Very hard
  • A. 26 Jan 2019
  • B. 25 Jan 2019
  • C. 24 Jan 2019
  • D. 31 Jan 2019

Explanation: The United Nations General Assembly proclaimed 24 January as International Day of Education, and the first observance took place on 24…

Correct answer: 24 Jan 2019
Easy
  • A. Skill development
  • B. Social development
  • C. Intellectual development
  • D. Ideology of nation

Explanation: A national education system reflects the ideology and values that a nation wants its citizens and institutions to uphold.

Correct answer: Ideology of nation