All Free Pedagogy MCQs with Answers

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Fairly easy
  • A. Growth
  • B. None of these
  • C. Both
  • D. Development

Explanation: Curriculum development is the systematic process of designing, implementing, evaluating, and improving a course or programme.

Correct answer: Development
Very hard
  • A. First
  • B. Middle
  • C. None of these
  • D. Last

Explanation: Testing and revising come after the curriculum has been designed and implemented, making this a final or concluding stage.

Correct answer: Last
Easy
  • A. learner centered
  • B. subject centered
  • C. teacher centered
  • D. none of these

Explanation: A curriculum based on learners’ activities emphasizes participation, experience, and learning by doing.

Correct answer: learner centered
Easy
  • A. subject centered
  • B. teacher centered
  • C. learner centered
  • D. none of these

Explanation: Project-based curriculum organizes learning around meaningful projects in which students investigate and create products or solutions.

Correct answer: learner centered
Easy
  • A. subject centered
  • B. teacher centered
  • C. none of these
  • D. learner centered

Explanation: A learner-centered curriculum takes learners’ interests and common needs into account when selecting activities and experiences.

Correct answer: learner centered
Fairly easy
  • A. learner centered
  • B. subject centered
  • C. teacher centered
  • D. none of these

Explanation: Selecting or organizing subjects to meet learners’ needs reflects a learner-centered approach.

Correct answer: learner centered
Easy
  • A. teacher centered
  • B. learner centered
  • C. subject centered
  • D. none of these

Explanation: Attention to students’ special needs is a central principle of learner-centered curriculum.

Correct answer: learner centered
Fairly easy
  • A. subject centered
  • B. none of these
  • C. teacher centered
  • D. learner centered

Explanation: Providing different activities so students can learn in ways that suit their comfort and needs reflects learner-centered curriculum.

Correct answer: learner centered
Fairly easy
  • A. learner centered
  • B. teacher centered
  • C. subject centered
  • D. none of these

Explanation: Learner-centered curriculum aims at developing the learner’s abilities, skills, interests, and overall growth.

Correct answer: learner centered
Fairly easy
  • A. learner centered
  • B. subject centered
  • C. teacher centered
  • D. none of these

Explanation: Subject-centered curriculum emphasizes the organized presentation and transmission of knowledge within academic subjects.

Correct answer: subject centered
Fairly easy
  • A. learner centered
  • B. teacher centered
  • C. subject centered
  • D. none of these

Explanation: When the curriculum is organized around teaching a particular subject such as English, it follows a subject-centered pattern.

Correct answer: subject centered
Very hard
  • A. subject centered
  • B. teacher centered
  • C. learner centered
  • D. none of these

Explanation: Separate classrooms or teaching arrangements for different subjects are associated with a subject-centered curriculum.

Correct answer: subject centered
Fairly easy
  • A. learner centered
  • B. subject centered
  • C. teacher centered
  • D. none of these

Explanation: Dividing knowledge into distinct academic subjects is the defining organizational feature of subject-centered curriculum.

Correct answer: subject centered
Fairly easy
  • A. teacher centered
  • B. learner centered
  • C. Core Curriculum
  • D. none of these

Explanation: Core curriculum contains common learning experiences and values considered essential for all learners.

Correct answer: Core Curriculum
Fairly easy
  • A. none of these
  • B. learner centered
  • C. teacher centered
  • D. Core Curriculum

Explanation: A common learning programme for all students is called the core curriculum.

Correct answer: Core Curriculum
Very hard
  • A. teacher centered
  • B. learner centered
  • C. Integrated Curriculum
  • D. none of these

Explanation: Giving children’s interests and developmental level a central place is characteristic of learner-centered curriculum.

Correct answer: learner centered
Hard
  • A. teacher centered
  • B. learner centered
  • C. Integrated Curriculum
  • D. none of these

Explanation: Integrated curriculum can repeat or overlap content when subjects are combined without careful coordination.

Correct answer: Integrated Curriculum
Hard
  • A. Counselling
  • B. Guidance
  • C. Curriculum Development
  • D. none of these

Explanation: Ralph Tyler's 1949 book presented the objectives-centred model of curriculum development, often called the Tyler rationale.

Correct answer: Curriculum Development
Hard
  • A. learner centered
  • B. teacher centered
  • C. none of these
  • D. Integrated Curriculum

Explanation: Avoiding repetition is a major advantage of an integrated curriculum because related content from different subjects can be coordinated.

Correct answer: Integrated Curriculum
Hard
  • A. learner centered
  • B. Integrated Curriculum
  • C. teacher centered
  • D. none of these

Explanation: An integrated curriculum can reduce the total content burden by combining overlapping topics from separate subjects.

Correct answer: Integrated Curriculum