Which is not true about projects...?

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Which is not true about projects...?

(A) It is a purposeful activity (B) It is proceed in social activity

(C) It is accomplished in real life (D) It is teacher centered activity

______________________ is a child-centered process which gives importance to the learning process, not to the teaching process...?

(A) Test (B) Measurement

(C) Evaluation (D) None of these

In concrete operational stage, categorizing the objects by shape, size or weight is referred as___________...?

(A) Decentration (B) Classification

(C) Reversibility (D) None of the above

Laptops to students, multimedia projection comes under_______________________...?

(A) Integrated curriculum (B) Electronic curriculum

(C) Null curriculum (D) Hidden curriculum

Exploratory work that we do, either through our client projects or our own endeavors is a part of_____________...?

(A) Integrative pedagogy (B) experimental pedagogy

(C) Congnitive pedagogy (D) None of these

How many steps in the project of teaching...?

(A) 4 (B) 6

(C) 8 (D) 5

"A project is a whole-hearted purposeful activity proceeding in a social environment." This definition of project is given by...?

(A) John Dewey (B) Stevenson

(C) Ballard (D) Kilpatrick

What is the second stage of Project Method___________...?

(A) Chose the project (B) Chose the methodology

(C) Plans of its execution (D) None of the these

another name of project based curriculum________________________...?

(A) subject centered (B) learner centered

(C) teacher centered (D) none of these

The material like charts, maps, models, film strip, projectors radio, television etc called ___________aids...?

(A) Instructional (B) Informational

(C) Both (D) None of these

Teaching _________ is a verbal behavior teaching strategy that involves teaching learners to accurately and specifically describe objects, events, or attributes...?

(A) Technique (B) Methodology

(C) Tacts (D) Strategy

Which of the following Philosophers recommended Project, Problem Solving Methods, Socialized Techniques and other activities as the teaching strategies___________...?

(A) Pragmatists (B) Idealists

(C) Naturalists (D) None of the above

operating a slide projector is an example of_________________________...?

(A) set (B) perception

(C) mechanism (D) None of these

When opaque objects are projected, it is called...?

(A) Epidiascope (B) Diascope

(C) Overhead projector (D) Motion pictures

All engage in as well as testing, conduct research projects in the entire field of mental and emotional disorders in___________...?

(A) Psychotherapy (B) Philosophy

(C) Psychology (D) Education

The projector is which transparencies are used and the projected material falls behind and over the teacher on the screen for full view of the students is...?

(A) Slide projector (B) Overhead projector

(C) Opaque projector (D) Multimedia

What is the first stage of Project Method___________...?

(A) The teacher provides a real situation (B) Artificial situation

(C) God made thing (D) None of the above

The most critical factor needed to make teaching a true profession is...?

(A) An improved salary scale (B) A longer period of training

(C) Better spirit among teachers (D) Discipline of its own members

Collaborative Learning teaching __________involves students working together in groups to solve problems, complete projects, or discuss topics...?

(A) Tacts (B) Technique

(C) Strategy (D) Methodology

Enlarged students concepts of time and space through projects that involved them in history and geography is_________________________...?

(A) The thid level (B) The second level

(C) The first level (D) All of these

What is the Fourth step in the project method of teaching...?

(A) Planning (B) Selection of the project

(C) Creating the situation (D) Executing

College classrooms are usually lecture-style, with students seated in rows facing the professor. College classrooms may also have a screen or projector for multimedia presentations is an example of ________________________...?

(A) direction (B) Classroom Management

(C) administration (D) All of these

What is the first step in the project method of teaching...?

(A) Planning (B) Selection of the project

(C) Creating the situation (D) Executing

Teaching_________ involve teaching students to emit accurate and specific tacts for the objects and events in their environment...?

(A) Tacts (B) Methodology

(C) Technique (D) Strategy

Audio-visual materials as any instructional aids such as map, chart, models, projector, and television and so on used in the classroom to aid learning explain by__________...?

(A) Rather (B) Dewey

(C) Skinner (D) None of these

What is fourth stage of the Project Method___________...?

(A) Plans for execution (B) Choose the subject matter

(C) The actual execution of the plans (D) None of the above

(A) It is a purposeful activity

(B) It is proceed in social activity

(C) It is accomplished in real life

(D) It is teacher centered activity

(A) Test

(B) Measurement

(C) Evaluation

(D) None of these

(A) Decentration

(B) Classification

(C) Reversibility

(D) None of the above

(A) Integrated curriculum

(B) Electronic curriculum

(C) Null curriculum

(D) Hidden curriculum

(A) Integrative pedagogy

(B) experimental pedagogy

(C) Congnitive pedagogy

(D) None of these

(A) 4

(B) 6

(C) 8

(D) 5

(A) John Dewey

(B) Stevenson

(C) Ballard

(D) Kilpatrick

(A) Chose the project

(B) Chose the methodology

(C) Plans of its execution

(D) None of the these

(A) subject centered

(B) learner centered

(C) teacher centered

(D) none of these

(A) Instructional

(B) Informational

(C) Both

(D) None of these

(A) Technique

(B) Methodology

(C) Tacts

(D) Strategy

(A) Pragmatists

(B) Idealists

(C) Naturalists

(D) None of the above

(A) set

(B) perception

(C) mechanism

(D) None of these

(A) Epidiascope

(B) Diascope

(C) Overhead projector

(D) Motion pictures

(A) Psychotherapy

(B) Philosophy

(C) Psychology

(D) Education

(A) Slide projector

(B) Overhead projector

(C) Opaque projector

(D) Multimedia

(A) The teacher provides a real situation

(B) Artificial situation

(C) God made thing

(D) None of the above

(A) An improved salary scale

(B) A longer period of training

(C) Better spirit among teachers

(D) Discipline of its own members

(A) Tacts

(B) Technique

(C) Strategy

(D) Methodology

(A) The thid level

(B) The second level

(C) The first level

(D) All of these

(A) Planning

(B) Selection of the project

(C) Creating the situation

(D) Executing

(A) direction

(B) Classroom Management

(C) administration

(D) All of these

(A) Planning

(B) Selection of the project

(C) Creating the situation

(D) Executing

(A) Tacts

(B) Methodology

(C) Technique

(D) Strategy

(A) Rather

(B) Dewey

(C) Skinner

(D) None of these

(A) Plans for execution

(B) Choose the subject matter

(C) The actual execution of the plans

(D) None of the above

(A) Planning

(B) Selection of the project

(C) Creating the situation

(D) Executing

(A) Formal

(B) Integrated curriculum

(C) Hidden curriculum

(D) Extra curriculum

(A) Evaluation

(B) Selection of the project

(C) Creating the situation

(D) Recording

(A) Making and doing

(B) Science-based

(C) Democratic

(D) All of these

(A) administration

(B) direction

(C) Classroom Management

(D) All of these

(A) 2

(B) 3

(C) 4

(D) 5

(A) Idealism

(B) Realism

(C) Naturalism

(D) Pragmatism

(A) Legitimate Power

(B) Referent Power

(C) Coercive Power

(D) Reward Power

(A) Problematic act

(B) A voluntary undertaking

(C) Carried in its natural setting

(D) Used for all-round-development of a child’s personality

(A) Idealists

(B) Essentialists

(C) Realists

(D) Naturalists

(A) Diascope

(B) Magic Lantern

(C) Both A and B

(D) None

(A) Evaluation test

(B) General test

(C) Aptitude test

(D) None of these

(A) Children are generally not interested in it

(B) It consumes much of the time of the child

(C) It leaves gaps in the knowledge of the child

(D) Teachers, generally, do not like to teach through it

(A) John Dewey

(B) J. J. Rousseau

(C) Helen Parkhurst

(D) Maria Montessori