The Desirable change in behavior is the____________________of teaching...? Mcqs

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The Desirable change in behavior is the____________________of teaching...?

(A) Content
(B) Methods

(C) Goal
(D) None of these

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____________is type of research conducted using a scientific approach using two or more variables...?

(A) Experimental research
(B) Historical Research

(C) Applied research
(D) Basic research

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Who presided the National Commission on Education 1959______________...?

(A) Muhammad Hoti
(B) Abdul Hafeez Pirzada

(C) S.M Sharif
(D) None of these

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When was Bentick Resolution passed___________...?

(A) March 7,1833
(B) March 8,1835

(C) August 3,1833
(D) March 11,1833

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11. Where the first educational center of Islam, “Dar-E-Arqam” established by Hazrat Muhammad (SAW)_______________________...?

(A) Hazrat Arqam Bin Arqam’s house
(B) Hazrat Abu Baker Siddique’s house

(C) Hazrat Adul Rahman Bin Oaf’s house
(D) None of these

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Who said against Structuralism that it doesn’t reveal anything about what the mind really does or how it goes about doing it__________...?

(A) Functionalism
(B) Behaviorism

(C) Naturalism
(D) Structuralism

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Teaching method based upon the assumption of Herbert Spencer that the learner should be told as little as possible is...?

(A) Heuristic Method
(B) Demonstration

(C) Discussion Method
(D) Lecture Method

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What is the following aspect of identity according to Erickson_________...?

(A) Ego Identity
(B) Personal Identity

(C) Social/Cultural Identity
(D) All of the above

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Only thinking process comes in____________...?

(A) Critical Pedagogy
(B) Social Pedagogy

(C) Cognitive Pedagogy
(D) Emotional Pedagogy

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Which one is problem centered____________...?

(A) Pedagogy
(B) Andragogy

(C) Internal critics
(D) External critics

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