All Free Pedagogy MCQs with Answers

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Moderate
  • A. Child centered
  • B. Teacher Centered
  • C. None of These
  • D. Subject Centered

Explanation: Subject-centered curriculum organizes knowledge logically around established disciplines and gives priority to mastery of subject matter.

Correct answer: Subject Centered
Moderate
  • A. Subject Centered
  • B. Child centered
  • C. Teacher Centered
  • D. None of These

Explanation: English sentence structure is a specific area of language knowledge arranged within a subject, so it illustrates subject-centered…

Correct answer: Subject Centered
Hard
  • A. Teacher Centered
  • B. Child centered
  • C. Subject Centered
  • D. None of These

Explanation: Child-centered organization is considered innovative because it begins with learners’ interests, needs, abilities, and experiences rather…

Correct answer: Child centered
Fairly easy
  • A. Teacher Centered
  • B. Subject Centered
  • C. Child centered
  • D. None of These

Explanation: Child-centered and activity-based learning require materials that allow students to explore, practise, and participate in activities.

Correct answer: Child centered
Moderate
  • A. Teacher-centered curriculum
  • B. Subject-centered curriculum
  • C. Activity-based curriculum
  • D. All of these

Explanation: Teacher-centered curriculum places the teacher’s instructional decisions and classroom behaviours at the centre of educational purposes…

Correct answer: Teacher-centered curriculum
Fairly easy
  • A. Teacher-centered curriculum
  • B. Subject-centered curriculum
  • C. Activity-based curriculum
  • D. All of these

Explanation: Subject-centered curriculum revolves around a particular discipline or body of subject matter.

Correct answer: Subject-centered curriculum
Fairly easy
  • A. Hidden curriculum
  • B. Integrated curriculum
  • C. Formal
  • D. Extra curriculum

Explanation: The formal curriculum consists of officially planned and documented educational material, including course guides, handouts, syllabi, and…

Correct answer: Formal
Fairly easy
  • A. Null curriculum
  • B. Hidden curriculum
  • C. Extra curriculum
  • D. Formal curriculum

Explanation: A formal curriculum provides the official framework for instructional planning by stating broad goals, content, and strategies for…

Correct answer: Formal curriculum
Fairly easy
  • A. Guidance
  • B. Curriculum
  • C. Both
  • D. None of these

Explanation: Content is one of the core elements of a curriculum, along with objectives, learning experiences and evaluation.

Correct answer: Curriculum
Very hard
  • A. 2
  • B. 3
  • C. 4
  • D. 5

Explanation: The commonly taught four elements of curriculum are objectives, content, learning experiences and evaluation.

Correct answer: 4
Hard
  • A. Null curriculum
  • B. Hidden curriculum
  • C. Integrated curriculum
  • D. Extra curriculum

Explanation: An integrated curriculum combines related content from different subjects, which can reduce repetition and present lengthy material in a…

Correct answer: Integrated curriculum
Moderate
  • A. Integrated curriculum
  • B. Hidden curriculum
  • C. Null curriculum
  • D. Electronic curriculum

Explanation: Laptops, multimedia projection and other digital tools are features of an electronic curriculum.

Correct answer: Electronic curriculum
Fairly easy
  • A. Null curriculum
  • B. Electronic curriculum
  • C. Hidden curriculum
  • D. Integrated curriculum

Explanation: Computer-based learning and educational resources distributed on CD or DVD are examples of electronic curriculum.

Correct answer: Electronic curriculum
Fairly easy
  • A. Integrated curriculum
  • B. Extra curriculum
  • C. Null curriculum
  • D. Hidden curriculum

Explanation: The null curriculum consists of knowledge, skills or interactions that are omitted from teaching, so students learn from what is absent.

Correct answer: Null curriculum
Hard
  • A. Extra curriculum
  • B. Integrated curriculum
  • C. Hidden curriculum
  • D. Null curriculum

Explanation: When learners are affected by topics, interactions or viewpoints that are absent from classroom discourse, this reflects the null…

Correct answer: Null curriculum
Moderate
  • A. Electronic curriculum
  • B. Extra curriculum
  • C. Integrated curriculum
  • D. Hidden curriculum

Explanation: Using electronic mechanisms such as online databases or digital search tools to locate literature is part of an electronic curriculum.

Correct answer: Electronic curriculum
Fairly easy
  • A. Electronic curriculum
  • B. Integrated curriculum
  • C. Null curriculum
  • D. Hidden curriculum

Explanation: An integrated curriculum brings two or more subjects together around common themes or learning experiences.

Correct answer: Integrated curriculum
Easy
  • A. Null curriculum
  • B. Electronic curriculum
  • C. Informal
  • D. Hidden curriculum

Explanation: Informal education occurs outside a formally organised curriculum, often through family life, social interaction, work and everyday…

Correct answer: Informal
Moderate
  • A. Hidden curriculum
  • B. Electronic curriculum
  • C. Null curriculum
  • D. Informal

Explanation: Informal education commonly develops through conversation, experience and exploration rather than through a fixed syllabus or timetable.

Correct answer: Informal
Fairly easy
  • A. Subject-centered curriculum
  • B. Teacher-centered curriculum
  • C. Activity-based curriculum
  • D. All of these

Explanation: A subject-centred curriculum organises learning around established subjects such as mathematics, biology or history.

Correct answer: Subject-centered curriculum