EDU402 Quiz 2

EDU402

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Maha Malik Curriculum Development

1. The mirror of society is: School
2. Which one of the following method of social investigation provides information about students’ health and social relations? Parent interview
3. Which of the following is the characteristic of Contemporary life? Advanced and Up to date
4. Curriculum is supposed to? Achieve the objectives
5. Which one of the following methods of social investigation provides information about students’ health and social relations? Parent interview
6. Simple community life issues are solved by Except? Common experience of individual members
7. Which of the following is viewed as the agency for enabling young people to deal with problems of life? School
8. theory is dominated curriculum theory for a number of decades. Tyler’s
9. Important factor of curriculum is to help to achieve the: Objective or Goal
10. Cultural core refers to . Fundamental rules
11. are the ways of thinking and acting associated with social class and vocational group. Specialities
12. A set of experiences set up by the school for the purpose of disciplining children in a group is known as . Curriculum
13. Which element of culture accepted by only a few individuals of a society? Alternatives
14. is created with the responsibility for teaching certain things. School

Q15. Which type of efforts are required to focus upon the critical aspects of complex life?

16. reflects by a particular school and its officials influences the goals and content, as well as the organization, of its curriculum. Philosophy
17. Which one of the following method of social investigation provides information about
18. What is data? Information collected in an investigation
19. Students become conscious of class distinction between the grades 4th and 6th
20. Which of the following families is not a producing unit it is a consuming unit? Urban
21. Which of the following pattern shapes the total pattern of family? Culture
22. Which of the following shapes character of an individual Except? Norms
23. curriculum includes school based activities/ programs, intended to supplement the
24. is based on the belief that some ideas have lasted over centuries and are as relevant today as when they were first conceived. Perennialism
25. Which element of culture is not shared directly or intimately with all individuals of a society? Specialties
26. Major concern of curriculum is: Change in behaviour
27. How many levels are there for the analysis of data of contemporary life? Three
28. Whose responsibility is this to provide chances to learners that engage them in the common task of rebuilding ideas and attitudes? Curriculum developer
29. Which should be broad and include rules and ideas for governing relationships between man and organizations and organizations themselves? New common sense
30. is the fabric of ideas, beliefs, customs and ways of thinking. Culture Evaluation
31. Whose responsibility is to provide chances for children, young people and adults to engage in the common task of rebuilding ideas and attitudes, so as to make them suitable for the purpose of social adjustment and action in a period dominated by a complex web of impersonal social relations? Curriculum developers
32. Concepts which are informally and unintentionally taught in our school system is an example of? Implicit
33. In primitive societies, which aspect influence upon conduct & modes of thinking? Family
34. is a delivery process. Curriculum Implementation
35. Which system remains in equilibrium as long as needs are fulfilled? Educational
36. argues that education must be based on the fact that humans are by nature social and learn best in real-life activities with other people. Progressivist
37. Which one of the following method of social investigation provides informal data about students’ feeling, attitude, interest & philosophy of life? Student interview
38. One way to find out what is going on the class is: observation
39. Which theory demands to identify the students’ interests? Theory of Progressivism
40. Who identify the tensions in the organisms? Psychologists
41. placed importance on science and understanding the world through scientific experimentation. Essentialism
42. Which one of the following methods of social investigation provides information about
43. Children enjoy a great deal of educational development from interaction in the Home and community
44. Which of the following is the nature of curriculum? All of these
45. Learning means: Teaching process
46. Student needs and interests are important in? Psychological foundation
47. is based on the belief that some ideas have lasted over centuries. Perennialism
48. Which of the following disciplines attempt to define the nature of good school and society? Education & Social philosophy
49. curriculum includes school based activities/ programs, intended to supplement the
50. All are the sources of information to make decisions about educational objectives Except? Philosophers
51. Which is the result of tensions? Disequilibrium
52. Which of the following is a closely well-knit unit of early community life Except? Curiosity
53. According to all behaviors are acquired through conditioning. Behaviourism