All Free Pedagogy MCQs with Answers
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- A. Teacher-centered curriculum
- B. Activity-based curriculum
- C. Subject-centered curriculum
- D. All of these
Explanation: Activity-based curriculum requires learners to participate physically and mentally, making learning more active and helping retention…
Correct answer: Activity-based curriculum- A. Teacher Centered
- B. Subject Centered
- C. None of These
- D. Child centered
Explanation: Child-centred curriculum generally requires specially trained teachers who can respond to individual interests, abilities and…
Correct answer: Child centered- A. Child centered
- B. Teacher Centered
- C. Subject Centered
- D. None of These
Explanation: A child-centred curriculum adapts learning to individual needs, including the needs of learners requiring special support.
Correct answer: Child centered- A. Teacher Centered
- B. Child centered
- C. Subject Centered
- D. None of These
Explanation: Considering learners’ physical characteristics is consistent with a child-centred curriculum, which plans content and activities around…
Correct answer: Child centered- A. Child centered
- B. Teacher Centered
- C. Subject Centered
- D. None of These
Explanation: When content is selected and organised according to the structure of a scientific discipline, the curriculum is subject-centred.
Correct answer: Subject Centered- A. Child centered
- B. Teacher Centered
- C. None of These
- D. Subject Centered
Explanation: Arranging chapters in a logical or chronological sequence is characteristic of subject-centred curriculum organisation.
Correct answer: Subject Centered- A. Subject Centered
- B. Child centered
- C. Teacher Centered
- D. None of These
Explanation: A subject-centred approach gives priority to mastery of academic disciplines, so the teacher is expected to have strong expertise in at…
Correct answer: Subject Centered- A. Teacher Centered
- B. Subject Centered
- C. Child centered
- D. None of These
Explanation: Dividing knowledge into separate subjects is a feature of the subject-centred curriculum, but it is also considered a limitation because…
Correct answer: Subject Centered- A. Child centered
- B. Teacher Centered
- C. Core Curriculum
- D. Subject Centered
Explanation: A core curriculum identifies the essential knowledge, skills, and values that all learners should develop.
Correct answer: Core Curriculum- A. Experiences
- B. Advices
- C. Techniques
- D. None of these
Explanation: A curriculum is commonly defined as a standards-based sequence of planned learning experiences.
Correct answer: Experiences- A. Action
- B. Plan
- C. Thinking
- D. None of these
Explanation: Student outcomes should begin with a clear plan that states the intended learning and how it will be achieved or assessed.
Correct answer: Plan- A. Modern
- B. Both
- C. Innovation
- D. None of these
Explanation: University libraries can connect institutions and build national partnerships that support innovation, research, and knowledge…
Correct answer: Innovation- A. First
- B. Middle
- C. None of these
- D. Last
Explanation: A mental walk-through is generally used as a final review step, allowing the planner to check the completed curriculum sequence before…
Correct answer: Last- A. Content
- B. Subject
- C. Syllabus
- D. None of these
Explanation: A subject-based curriculum is organised into distinct academic subjects such as mathematics and history.
Correct answer: Subject- A. Wiles et al., 2004
- B. Wiles et al., 2003
- C. Wiles et al., 2002
- D. Wiles et al., 2005
Explanation: This formulation is attributed in the cited source to Wiles et al. (2002).
Correct answer: Wiles et al., 2002- A. 1
- B. 2
- C. 3
- D. 4
Explanation: Curriculum development normally begins by identifying the issue, problem, or need that requires a curriculum response.
Correct answer: 1- A. learner centered
- B. subject centered
- C. teacher centered
- D. none of these
Explanation: A learner-centred curriculum involves students actively and accommodates differences in their learning needs and participation.
Correct answer: learner centered- A. subject centered
- B. learner centered
- C. teacher centered
- D. none of these
Explanation: Facilitating learners by allowing them to choose or select learning experiences is associated with a learner-centred approach.
Correct answer: learner centered- A. none of these
- B. learner centered
- C. teacher centered
- D. subject centered
Explanation: A subject-centred curriculum commonly relies on a dominant or established method for presenting organised subject matter.
Correct answer: subject centered- A. learner centered
- B. teacher centered
- C. subject centered
- D. none of these
Explanation: When classroom emphasis is placed on learners' activities, participation, and experiences, the approach is learner-centred.
Correct answer: learner centered