Allama Iqbal suggested which subjects should be included in the Curriculum...? Mcqs

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Allama Iqbal suggested which subjects should be included in the Curriculum...?

(A) Religious Subjects
(B) Social Subjects

(C) History and Science
(D) All of the above

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__________ rule started in 1955...?

(A) Leaves
(B) study

(C) both
(D) none of these

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LPR tenure covers_________...?

(A) One year
(B) Two year

(C) Three Year
(D) Four Year

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The pupils get various opportunities of doing various activities by...?

(A) Writing notes
(B) Listening teacher’s lecture

(C) Attending classes regularly
(D) Using audio-visual aids

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The National Education Policy 1978, maintained that the existing Four Tier System of Education Namely Primary, Secondary, College and University, would be Replaced by a _______________Tiers...?

(A) One
(B) Two

(C) Three
(D) Four

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According to Sigmund Freud’s theory, what are the components of personality__________...?

(A) Id
(B) Ego

(C) Super ego
(D) All of these

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__________example of learning through play...?

(A) rolling
(B) Sitting

(C) Both
(D) None of these

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Howard Gardener...?

(A) Critiques the conventional thinking of intelligence as a fixed trait
(B) Proposed 12 different types of intelligences

(C) Gave the theory of creativity
(D) Proposed the unitary construct of intelligence

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Allama Muhammad Iqbal presented the following teaching methodology________________...?

(A) Sympathy with the students
(B) Teachers should always express themselves as role models for the students

(C) Teacher always act as spiritual father of a student
(D) All of these

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The National Curriculum 2006 is called as...?

(A) Standards based curriculum
(B) Objectives based curriculum

(C) Process based curriculum
(D) Product based curriculum

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