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educational self assessment
  • Theories in which efforts have been made to identify the personal qualities of an effective leader are known as theories of:
  • Microteaching is a technique which is:
  • Total quality management in planning means:
  • In norm referenced test, the comparison is between:
  • Wastage of resources, time and work is prevented in administration by the function of:
  • Through the educational process, an individual is stimulated to think, to appreciate, and to:
  • Belonging, affection and status are best classified as:
  • Which come third in series in Maslow's classification?
  • Cognitive development deals with:
  • Students are passive in:
  • Most of our classroom assessments are:
  • The test which is taken to keep student in a particular course, program or class is known as:
  • A relatively brief statement summarizing the purpose of the school is known as:
  • The shared perceptions of the characteristics of the school and of its members:
  • The term bureaucracy was introduced by:
  • Decisions are made by the leader after consultation of selected colleagues in:
  • The major responsibility of counselor is:
  • Trial and error method for learning was adopted by:
  • Researcher needs to be familiar with these three basic types of sources:
  • The process of quantifying the observed performance of learner in classroom is called:
  • In which type of research the participants examine their own educational practice systematically:
  • Assessing students' performance in quantitative terms is called as:
  • Types of the item easiest to score is:
  • One of the advantages of external examination system is that:
  • Which of the following types is selection type of test item:
  • Norm-referenced interpretation of test results are directed primarily to the purpose of:
  • Median of 1, 6, 2, 5, 4, 3:
  • Permanent learning difficulties are investigated in:
  • The most important aim of education in character formation was told by:
  • The statistical study of population is called:
  • Realist methods of instruction would emphasize:
  • Schools where students have a positive voice in governance and discipline matters would probably lead philosophically toward:
  • The typical matching items are limited to the measurement of:
  • Criterion reference tests are used to:
  • Main objectives of developing integrated curriculum for classes I-III was to:
  • Higher Education Commission was established in:
  • Confirmation of an employee on the job is made when he/she completes satisfactorily:
  • Research designs in which effort is made to study the effect of more than one independent variable on dependent variables are called:
  • A study in which an attempt is made to determine the current status of population with respect to one or more variables on the basis of data collected from the members of a population is called:
  • Self-actualization theory was developed by:
  • If the position of the person changes but salary, grade and other privileges remain same, the social mobility is:
  • Basic research involves:
  • Which is not a quantitative approach?
  • Which is not a form of reliability?
  • The score which occurs most frequently is:
  • Intellect means:
  • theory states that learning takes place as a whole:
  • The growth and learning of a child is affected by:
  • A fear in which source of fear is vague is called:
  • Control is an important characteristic of:
  • In Bloom's Taxonomy of cognitive domain, Comprehension is:
  • Which theory of learning states that learning takes place as a whole:
  • Development of insight in an individual is emphasized through:
  • Which type of counseling is very useful and important in eliminating social mal-adjustment:
  • The evaluation of effectiveness of counseling services is based on:
  • Curriculum means all those activities which are provided inside or outside the school in order to predetermined goal was defined by:
  • Cognitive development deals with the development of:
  • Which is a type of applied research:
  • The stage in which children understand the world through senses and action is:
  • Thinking with the aim of producing one correct answer is:
  • The motivation which involves doing something to obtain something else is:
  • In management, the factor that cannot be empirically measured, observed or analyzed is:
  • Montessori method is introduced by:
  • Objective in maintaining school record is to:
  • Identical twins are not identical in:
  • Teacher efficiency will increase more if he is:
  • Minor penalty imposed on ill-disciplined employee is:
  • When a teacher teaches a class, it means that he is:
  • General wants or desires which are part of human behavior are called:
  • When data is collected from all the members of a population, the study is called:
  • All are involved at a time in a process of communication:
  • In the process of communication, idea, feeling, intent or information refers to:
  • Facial expression and body language refers to:
  • It establishes the formal structure of authority through which work subdivisions are arranged, defined, and coordinated to implement the plan:
  • If a head teacher maintains a balance between Nomethetic dimension and Idiographic dimension, will provide better results was finding of:
  • Employees are motivated by social and psychological needs and by economic incentives is assumption of:
  • It involves developing an outline of the things that must be accomplished and the methods of accomplishing them:
  • It involves the whole personnel function of selecting, training, and developing the staff:
  • It verifies progress through records, research, and inspection; ensures that things happen according to keep those to whom the chief executive is responsible:
  • It is in the form of fiscal planning, controlling, and accounting the costs. It is the final decision about a plan and its priority:
  • CAI stands for:
  • All forms of pay allowances or rewards to employees in educational institutions are signified as:
  • Research is directed towards the solution of:
  • The hypothesis which states that there is no relationship or difference between variables is called:
  • Data gathering instrument through which respondent answers questions or statements in writing is:
  • The process in which competent personnel are taken in order to achieve the goals of an organization is called:
  • In human resource management, leaders perform:
  • The focus of Bloom's taxonomy is on:
  • The leadership which grants complete freedom to the members of the organization is called:
  • Curriculum is derived from the Latin word Currere, which means:
  • The overall purposes of a subject for teaching are referred as:
  • All teachers are involved in curriculum implementation at the level of:
  • Curriculum plan should NEVER be considered a finished product or a:
  • Micro-teaching is a flexible tool, which is used to refine:
  • The process of making judgment in classroom teaching is called:
  • Guidance helps the:
  • Guidance should be emphasized because it:
  • In guidance, the role of teacher is as:
  • The first duty of the counselor is:
  • Selecting appropriate course of study is a function of:
  • The key for successful counseling is:
  • The primary purpose of guidance is:
  • In counseling a student, a counselor should make it a point:
  • The cumulative record includes:
  • The main purpose of guidance is to:
  • The basic purpose of supervision is to help:
  • The elementary school teachers are directly responsible to the:
  • The school headmaster are expected to:
  • The effective supervision is indicated by:
  • The school policy should be determined by:
  • The chief responsibility of the principal is:
  • Indication of democratic attitude is:
  • Administration means:
  • Which is not the type of administration:
  • Which is not the characteristic of authoritative administration:
  • Authoritative administration is based on:
  • Democratic administration is based on:
  • Laissez Faire administration is based on:
  • “Boss is right” is the feature of:
  • Sense of responsibility is not cared in:
  • Execution of plans and decisions is the part of:
  • To bring harmony among all the elements of programme is:
  • School Budget includes:
  • Non-development budget includes:
  • New libraries, laboratories etc. constructed under are:
  • Leadership is the ability:
  • Staff development means:
  • Who is called father of scientific management theory:
  • All Govt. grants maintained and expenditures are recorded in:
  • Developing alternatives is a step of:
  • How funds in a given period will be obtained and spent is:
  • ACR means:
  • Directing must be consistent with:
  • In case of new recruitment the probation period is:
  • Which pension is granted to civil servant who retires at the age of sixty:
  • All financial transactions of the school occurring from day to day are entered in:
  • The process of directing others towards the accomplishment of some objectives is:
  • Micro Planning is done in:
  • The ACR cannot be initiated for the period of less than:
  • The cash book is maintained by:
  • Authoritarian model is more suitable for:
  • Teachers’ salaries and allowances collectively are written in:
  • To motivate others to achieve certain goals is:
  • A headmaster as a leader’s sources of influence can be:
  • Acronym ‘POSDCORB’ for the functions of an administrator/headmaster was introduced by:
  • The principles of ‘Bureaucracy’ can be implemented in schools for effective administrative working. It was work of:
  • If a headmaster uses Delphi Technique in decision making, which style of decision making is used?
  • Theory X & Y for effective administration was developed by:
  • People/teachers join organizations/schools with expectations about their needs, motivation and past experience is assumption of:
  • Failure on the part of management to plan adequately is cause of conflict in:
  • Optimistic approach administrative work refers to for effective:
  • Employees are lazy by nature is approach of leaders in:
  • Leader/headmaster is sometimes follower as per:
  • Decisions are made by the leader after consultation of selected colleagues in:
  • Headmaster’s role of academic guidance and assistance is:
  • The mental and emotional reaction of a person to his/her job; cheerfulness is:
  • An ability to take initiative in a social situation, to plan and organize actions and evoke cooperation in schools is:
  • A headmaster’s school-wide division of work is known as:
  • The right of headmaster to make decisions and direct the work of others in schools is:
  • A headmaster who leads a group by virtue of his knowledge is:
  • The parents should directly contact:
  • Non-punitive response to get back student on-task by a headmaster is:
  • Reprimanding student to help restore order in classroom is:
  • Decisions are made by the leader after consultation of selected colleagues in:
  • Headmaster’s role of academic guidance and assistance is:
  • The mental and emotional reaction of a person to his/her job; cheerfulness is:
  • An ability to take initiative in a social situation, to plan and organize actions and evoke cooperation in schools is:
  • A headmaster’s school-wide division of work is known as:
  • The right of headmaster to make decisions and direct the work of others in schools is:
  • A headmaster who leads a group by virtue of his knowledge is:
  • The parents should directly contact:
  • Non-punitive response to get back student on-task by a headmaster is:
  • Reprimanding student to help restore order in classroom is:
  • There is only top-down communication in organizations is in
  • Leader personally performance of subordinates is in the
  • Evaluation of performance of subordinates is against objective standards in
  • There is spontaneous evaluation of performance by other colleagues with no appraisal system
  • In democratic model decisions are taken with the help of
  • Most theories of administration are built on assumption that staffs have formal representation
  • The school Headmasters use to have a common set of values due to
  • It is required for better time management for a school head
  • Common time waster in school administration is
  • This term is used for people who work as a link between lower and top level
  • Implementing policy in schools is job of
  • One can rank at the best in the list of resources is
  • It is based on total of all the processes through which human and material resources are made effective
  • A headmaster can better use time for school job by
  • A headmaster believes that teachers lack integrity will be assumption of
  • Administrators consider workers are not stupid and will make decisions within commitments
  • Workers by nature have integrity and desire to achieve targets
  • A person having disagreement in himself is known as
  • Communication at the same hierarchical level is known as
  • _____ are the basic building blocks of qualitative data.
  • When a segment of textual data has overlapping codes, this is called a(n)
  • This is the process of transforming qualitative research data into typed text.
  • Network diagrams show only direct links between variables or events every time.
  • A challenge of qualitative data analysis is making sense of large, complex data sets.
  • When a citation includes more than ___ authors, only the surname of the first author followed by et al. is used.
  • Which of the following abbreviations can be used in a research report?
  • Editorial style specifies that _____ should be used sparingly.
  • Writers should avoid equating people with disabilities.
  • You should avoid the use of sexist language in research reports.
  • Which is more appropriate when referring to someone with a disability?
  • You should try to use italics frequently when writing a report.
  • You should try to use abbreviations sparingly.
  • Use words for numbers that begin a sentence and for numbers below ten.
  • You should double space all material in the manuscript.
  • Which of the following is NOT one of the seven major parts of a research report?
  • The Introduction section should not be lengthy.
  • The abstract should be about how many words?
  • The Method section should start on a separate page.
  • It is in this section that you fully interpret and evaluate your results.
  • Where do you provide a step-by-step account of what the researcher and participants did during the research study?
  • References should be single spaced.
  • Qualitative research reports do not need a Method section.
  • In qualitative results, sufficient and convincing evidence should support assertions.
  • Qualitative results require a balance between description and interpretation.
  • Diagrams, matrices, tables, and figures should never be used in qualitative research.
  • Qualitative findings should be linked to literature even if the study is exploratory.
  • Non-overlapping categories or intervals are known as
  • Which statement sounds like a null hypothesis?
  • Analysis of variance (ANOVA) compares how many group means?
  • What is the standard deviation of a sampling distribution called?
  • Hypothesis testing and estimation are the two key branches of inferential statistics.
  • A is a subset of a
  • A is a numerical characteristic of a sample and a is a numerical characteristic of a population.
  • A sampling distribution might be based on which of the following?
  • As a general rule, researchers tend to use percent confidence intervals.
  • Which hypothesis does the researcher usually want to support?
  • are the values that mark the boundaries of the confidence interval.
  • Failing to reject a false null hypothesis results in
  • A good way to get a small standard error is to use a
  • “The car will probably cost about $16,000” sounds like a
  • A is a range of numbers inferred from the sample that likely contains the population parameter.
  • is the standard deviation of a sampling distribution.
  • An effect size indicator measures strength of relationship.
  • Which can be viewed as an effect size indicator?
  • Rejecting a true null hypothesis results in
  • Using probability laws to infer population characteristics from samples is
  • A test used to compare 2 or more group means
  • Test used to check significance of a correlation coefficient
  • The cutoff used to reject the null hypothesis is called
  • What is the standard deviation of a sampling distribution called?
  • Hypothesis testing and estimation are the two key branches of inferential statistics.
  • A is a subset of a
  • A is a numerical characteristic of a sample and a is a numerical characteristic of a population.
  • A sampling distribution might be based on which of the following?
  • As a general rule, researchers tend to use percent confidence intervals.
  • Which hypothesis does the researcher usually want to support?
  • are the values that mark the boundaries of the confidence interval.
  • Failing to reject a false null hypothesis results in
  • A good way to get a small standard error is to use a
  • “The car will probably cost about $16,000” sounds like a
  • A is a range of numbers inferred from the sample that likely contains the population parameter.
  • is the standard deviation of a sampling distribution.
  • An effect size indicator measures strength of relationship.
  • Which can be viewed as an effect size indicator?
  • Rejecting a true null hypothesis results in
  • Using probability laws to infer population characteristics from samples is
  • Test used to check significance of a correlation coefficient
  • The cutoff used to reject the null hypothesis is called
  • Which percent confidence interval will be the widest (i.e., the least precise) for a particular data set that includes exactly 500 cases?
  • As sample size goes up, what tends to happen to 95% confidence intervals?
  • is the failure to reject a false null hypothesis.
  • Assuming innocence until "proven" guilty, a Type I error occurs when an innocent person is found guilty.
  • This is the difference between a sample statistic and the corresponding population parameter.
  • The "equals" sign (=) is included in which hypothesis?
  • A Type I error is also known as a
  • A Type II error is also known as a
  • If a finding is statistically significant one must also interpret data, calculate effect size, and assess practical significance.
  • The p-value should be used to assess strength of relationship.
  • In looking at the relationships between coding categories, the relation “X is a place in Y; X is part of Y” in Spradley’s taxonomy of semantic relations is labeled:
  • In looking at the relationships between coding categories, the relation “X is a kind of Y” in Spradley’s taxonomy of semantic relations is labeled:
  • Qualitative data analysis is still a relatively new and rapidly developing branch of research methodology.
  • The process of marking segments of data with symbols, descriptive words, or category names is known as:
  • What is the cyclical process of collecting and analyzing data during a single research study called?
  • What is the recording of reflections about what you are learning during data analysis called?
  • Which of the following is one of Spradley’s types of relationships?
  • Which of the following is NOT one of Spradley’s types of relationships?
  • Codes that apply to a complete document or case are called:
  • A classification system generally used in the social sciences that breaks something down into different types or levels is called a:
  • When you have high consistency among different coders about the appropriate codes for a set of data, you have
  • Codes developed before examining the current data being coded are called
  • The process of quantifying data is referred to as
  • Which refers to the cyclical process of collecting and analyzing data during a single research study?
  • An advantage of using computer programs for qualitative data is that they
  • are codes that are developed during the process of coding.
  • Boolean operators are words that are used to create logical combinations.
  • Prediction refers to which of the following
  • I.Q of a 7-year-old child with an M.A of 8 years would be placed in I.Q distribution table as
  • Continual Professional Development (CPD) of teachers demonstrates that a teacher
  • PpMoral development involves:
  • Those relatively stable and permanent aspects of individuals which make them unique but comparable define:
  • In learning disabilities, the name for mathematical disorder is:
  • An individual who is socially maladjusted develops behavior:
  • Educational psychology revolves around three areas: the learner, the learning process and
  • The term growth is used in a purely sense:
  • Try to understand something new by fitting it into what is already known is:
  • The logical, goal-directed action of a child starts at the stage:
  • Which is the correct way to talk about individuals with disabilities?
  • A continuous process which never comes to an end is:
  • The process designed to ensure the cooperation, participation, intervention and involvement of others is called:
  • The guidance, leadership and control of efforts is named as:
  • Punishment is an example of:
  • The future arrangement of program operation is called:
  • Approximately what percentage of GDP is allocated for education in Pakistan?
  • A national budget has two parts:
  • What tells us allocation of money for education?
  • The chancellor of a university in a province is:
  • Basis of administration in Islam is:
  • Which type of supervision enhances teacher's morale?
  • Immediate outcome of teaching is–
  • Basic requirement of teaching efficiency is–
  • Questioning skill in teaching is most useful in–
  • A teacher wants to enhance his income. You will advise him/her to–
  • The term ‘Kinder garden’ means–
  • Current education policy was given in–
  • The most appropriate meaning of learning is–
  • Teachers’ knowledge on students’ needs and interests are covered by the subject–
  • Integral education concept is propounded by–
  • Emotional adjustment of students is effective in–
  • Black-board can be included in which category of teaching aids?
  • At authoritarian level teaching is–
  • Who developed the Interaction Analysis Category System in education for increasing teacher effectiveness?
  • One of the important theories of moral development has been proposed by–
  • Age for primary school
  • When all participants receive all treatment conditions, the study is susceptible to
  • Instruction medium affects absence and escape from class teaching
  • The determinant of teaching skill training is–
  • For a good communication required
  • Which of the following is an approach to educational planning?
  • Institutional planning should be based on–
  • Teacher behaviour ought to be–
  • Information highway or net is–
  • The group that receives the experimental treatment condition is the–
  • The ‘tool’ function of theory is
  • Computer language is based on–
  • The main task of educational computer is–
  • UNESCO satellite directed television program was used first in–
  • In which of the following instructional procedure is the main component?
  • The computer-based teaching model has been developed by–
  • Which of the following expectation students have from group learning?
  • To modify undesirable behavior of a student the most effective method is–
  • In which university did the micro-teaching system start in 1961?
  • The scope of decision making is–
  • “Man is born free but everywhere he is in chains.” This statement has been given by–
  • Written communication strategy includes–
  • Main responsibility of school management lies on–
  • Major objective of school discipline is–
  • Which one of the following is NOT a principle of a good time table?
  • A fault in a computer programme which prevents it from working correctly is known as–
  • Practical knowledge of language is learnt at–
  • Dropping out from school means–
  • Which one of the following is NOT a principle of a good time table?
  • Critical thinking skills–
  • A major strength of ecological theory is its framework for explaining–
  • All of the following advanced principles of child development that are closely allied to the stimulus-response learning theory, except–
  • The process whereby the genetic factors limit an individual's responsiveness to the environment is known as–
  • In order to develop the spirit of labour in students–
  • A child has been admitted to your school who belongs to a backward family/background from the cultural viewpoint. You will–
  • All of the following can be signs that a child is gifted, except–
  • If heredity is an important determinant of a specific behavior, what prediction can we make about identical twins reared apart compared to fraternal twins reared apart?
  • Frobel's most important contribution to education was his development of–
  • Main purpose of state certification of teachers is–
  • The key difference between evolutionary and cultural change is that evolutionary change alters–
  • The current view of childhood assumes that–
  • In preparing a fifth grade class to take a standardized reading test the teacher is best advised to–
  • A normal child of twelve years of age is most likely to–
  • Creative writing should be an activity planned for–
  • Of the following, the most promising step for a teacher to take in order to improve class discipline is–
  • The question “Will the shy child who never speaks turn into a quiet, shy adult or a sociable, talkative person?” is concerned with which developmental issue?
  • A child from a disorganized home will experience the greatest difficulty with–
  • Most psychologists believe that development is due–
  • The normal twelve-year-old child is most likely to–
  • The reason why students run from school is–
  • You find a student to be intelligent. You will–
  • If some students are not in a mood to study in the class, you will–
  • Child development is defined as a field of study that–
  • The term 'identical elements' is closely associated with–
  • Organismic theories of development hold that–
  • A person believes that nurture strongly influences the development of his child. He would not agree with the importance of–
  • If student is too shy to participate in the class, you will
  • How will you bring a hyperactive child on the right path?
  • Knowledge of child psychology is a must for a primary teacher because
  • The current movement of behavior modification, wherein tokens are awarded for correct responses, is a reflection of
  • The essential element of the syllabus for the children remained out of school should be—
  • The priority to girls education should be given because—
  • The success of integrated education depends on—
  • The quality of school education is exclusively depending upon—
  • What is axiology?
  • The most important indicator of quality of education in a school is—
  • The best remedy of the student's problems related with learning is—
  • The in-service teacher training can be made more effective by—
  • Child Labour Prohibition Act (1986)—
  • Mrs. Smith is writing her daily observations of a student and writes, without interpretation, that the student is not completing classwork and is constantly speaking out of turn. Which objective is she using?
  • Which of the following is a form of research typically conducted by teachers, counselors, and other professionals to answer questions they have and to specifically help them solve local problems?
  • How much confidence should you place in a single research study?
  • The development of a solid foundation of reliable knowledge typically is built from which type of research?
  • Which form of reasoning is the process of drawing a specific conclusion from a set of premises?
  • The idea that when selecting between two different theories with equal explanatory value, one should select the most simple and concise theory is known as
  • Research that is done to examine the findings of someone else using the “same variables but different people” is which of the following?
  • ___ is the idea that knowledge comes from experience.
  • According to your text, what are the five key objectives of science?
  • A researcher designs an experiment to test how variables interact to influence how well children learn spelling words. The main purpose of the study was:
  • There is a set of churches in the U.S. where part of the service involves snake handling. The researcher wants to find out why the people attending these churches do this and how they feel and think about it. The primary purpose of the study is:
  • Which of the following is NOT a good theory or explanation?
  • Which of the following is NOT a basic assumption of science?
  • What general type of research is focused on collecting information to help a researcher advance an ideological or political position?
  • Which scientific method follows these steps: 1) observation/data, 2) patterns, 3) theory?
  • René Descartes is associated with which approach to knowledge generation?
  • Which scientific method is a top-down or confirmatory approach?
  • Which scientific method is a bottom-up or generative approach to research?
  • Which scientific method focuses on testing hypotheses developed from theories?
  • Which scientific method often focuses on generating new hypotheses and theories?
  • Which of the following statements is true of a theory?
  • The term ‘curriculum’ in the field of education refers to
  • At lower classes, play-way method of teaching is based on
  • A young child responds to a new situation on the basis of the response made by him/her in a similar situation in the past.” This is related to
  • Dyslexia’ is associated with
  • Education of children with special needs should be provided
  • To make assessment a ‘useful and interesting process’, one should be careful about
  • Is NOT considered a sign of ‘being gifted’
  • Children actively construct their understanding of the world” is attributed to
  • Ali who does not talk much at home, talks a lot at school. It shows that
  • A teacher should understand the potentialities of her/his students. This objective is related to
  • In the process of learning,
  • Learning can be enriched if
  • Which statement cannot be considered a feature of the learning process?
  • A student of V-grade with ‘visual deficiency’ should be
  • The most important quality of a primary teacher is
  • Absenteeism can be tackled by
  • Discipline means
  • If a girl child does not come to school regularly, you will
  • In co-education you want to
  • One basic principle of socializing individuals is
  • Who is the reconstructionism founder of social education?
  • The scope of Decision-Making is
  • Factor of personality is
  • Which of the following aspects is discussed in a Teacher’s Diary?
  • Most important work of a teacher is
  • A teacher should be
  • Environmental education should be taught in schools because
  • Ontology deals with
  • At primary level, it is better to teach in mother language because
  • Women are better teachers at primary level because
  • You have been selected in all the four professions given below. Where would you like to go?
  • What is most important while writing on blackboard?
  • Some students send a greeting card to you on Teacher’s Day. What will you do?
  • A student comes late in your class. Then you will
  • When the students become failed, it can be understood that
  • It is advantage of giving homework that students
  • A teacher has serious defect if he/she
  • The success of a teacher is
  • Name the field of prominent educational philosophy?
  • The most important trait of a student is
  • You are teaching a topic in class and a student asks a question unrelated to the topic. What will you do?
  • If you are unable to get a job of teacher, then you will
  • A teacher can motivate the students by
  • If a student does not pay any respect to you, then you will
  • Kindergarten system of education was contributed by
  • National Council of Educational Research and Training was established in
  • Essay type tests are not reliable because
  • A guardian never comes to see you in school. You will
  • To maintain interest among students in class, a teacher should
  • The purpose of new education policy is
  • To raise the standard of education, it is necessary
  • What is most important for a teacher?
  • Why students should play games in school?
  • Family is a means of
  • There is tension among villagers and you are a teacher there. What will you do?
  • A teacher can develop social values among students by
  • What will you do in leisure time in school? You will
  • A teacher asks the questions in the class to
  • You like teaching profession because
  • How should students be motivated to get success in life?
  • In context of absenteeism of students
  • To whom should the responsibility of organization of curricular activities be entrusted?
  • When students try to solve questions differently from prescribed books, these students should be
  • Experienced teachers do not require detailed lesson plans because
  • The problem of drop-out in early schooling can be tackled through
  • The ideal teacher
  • The aim of education should be
  • The best method of checking students’ homework is
  • A time-bound testing programme should be implemented so that
  • Human development is divided into domains such as
  • Which of the following is a principle of development?
  • Individual attention is important in the teaching-learning process because
  • Young learners should be encouraged to interact with peers in the classroom so that
  • According to Piaget's stages of Cognitive Development, the sensori-motor stage is associated with
  • According to Kohlberg, a teacher can instill moral values in children by
  • Which of the following is a feature of progressive education?
  • A teacher makes use of a variety of tasks to cater to the different learning styles of her learners, she is influenced by
  • Vygotsky emphasized the significance of the role played by which of the following factors in the learning of children?
  • A school gives preference to girls while preparing students for a State-level solo-song competition. This reflects
  • Learners display individual differences. So a teacher should
  • School-based assessment is primarily based on the principle that
  • Which of the following is an objective question?
  • Inclusive Education
  • When a child with a disability first comes to school, the teacher should
  • When a child “fails”, it means
  • The most effective method to teach the concept of germination of seeds is
  • When a child gets bored while doing a task, it is a sign that
  • Which of the following is a domain of learning?
  • Which of the following is the first step in the scientific method of problem-solving?
  • Errors of learners often indicate
  • A child starts to cry when his grandmother takes him from his mother's lap. The child cries due to
  • A teacher uses a text and some pictures of fruits and vegetables and holds a discussion with her students. The students link the details with their previous knowledge and learn the concept of nutrition. This approach is based on
  • Critical pedagogy firmly believes that
  • A teacher, after preparing a question paper, checks whether the questions test specific testing objectives. He is concerned primarily about the question paper's
  • Which of the following is a teacher-related factor affecting learning?
  • A teacher never gives answers to questions herself. She encourages her students to suggest answers, have group discussions, and adopt collaborative learning. This approach is based on the principle of
  • Which one of the following teaching strategies will be most effective for maximum involvement of students in teaching the concept of food chain?
  • In order to introduce the topic on 'Nutrition' in class more effectively, a teacher should
  • After having been taught about the rich flora and fauna in India, the students of primary classes were taken to Ranthambhore National Park by the school. This would help the students to
  • The topic 'Depletion of Petroleum and Coal' was taught to Section A of a class using multimedia capsule while Section B was taught through diagrams on the Green Board. Students of Section A understood the topic better. This could be due to the reason that
  • Samir of Class V usually does not submit his assignments to the EVS teacher in time. The best corrective measure could be to
  • The major purpose of periodic parent-teacher interactions is to
  • While teaching the topic on 'Air is everywhere', a teacher asks the following questions from the students:
  • A teacher can identify a stressed child when the child shows the following behaviour:
  • Which one of the following four teaching methodologies followed by four different Science teachers for teaching the topic 'Air Pollution' is most appropriate?
  • While teaching the topic 'Friction' to Class-V students, a teacher gave a number of examples to explain that friction is also useful to us in many ways. Which one of the following examples was quoted by her incorrectly?
  • Most important work of teacher is-
  • A teacher should be-
  • Environmental education should be taught in schools because-
  • Noon-day Schools have been established to-
  • At primary level, it is better to teach in mother language because-
  • Women are better teachers at primary level because-
  • You have been selected in all the four professions given below. Where would you like to go?
  • What is most important while writing on blackboard?
  • Some students send a greeting card to you on teacher's day. What will you do? You will-
  • A student comes late in your class. Then you will-
  • Which of the skills do you consider most essential for a teacher?
  • Which of the skills do you consider most essential for a teacher?
  • Which of the skills do you consider most essential for a teacher?
  • Which of the skills do you consider most essential for a teacher?
  • Which of the skills do you consider most essential for a teacher?
  • Success in developing values is mainly dependent upon:
  • Good reading aims at developing:
  • The primary duty of a teacher is to be responsible to his/her:
  • Which of the following is not related to educational achievement?
  • One of the students of a class hardly talks in the class. How would you encourage him to express himself?
  • Which of the following can be taken as a reflection of meaningful learning?
  • The most important thing for a student to gain a better insight in the subject is / are?
  • Schools should arrange co-curricular activities for the students, because?
  • You are teaching in your class and it is almost the end of your session. A child of your class comes late and seeks your permission to enter the class. Being a good teacher, you will?
  • You enter your regular class to discover the children not in a mood to study that particular day. You will?
  • Motivation should be followed by?
  • Learning which involves motor organ is called?
  • Which of the following is an audio-visual aid?
  • Do the children of intelligent parents always shine in studies?
  • Children's fantasy reflects their?
  • I prefer teaching young children because?
  • Today's parents exert a lot of pressure for achievement on their children as?
  • An effective teacher?
  • Which one of the following statements is not suitable for teachers?
  • The aim of a teacher is
  • Why will you ask questions from students during the course of a lecture?
  • A teacher with sober thoughts, in accordance with the rules
  • If a teacher has to prove his credibility in the evaluation of answer booklets, then he should be
  • The lecture will be communicated more effectively if teachers
  • As a teacher, what will you do if students do not attend your class?
  • Those students, who frequently ask questions in the class
  • Teachers should not have such expectations from their students as are beyond the development stage of the latter. If the former do so they
  • The objective of education is to implement all the abilities of children to the maximum possible extent. This indicates that
  • One will have more chances of being successful as a teacher, if
  • Effective teaching is a function of
  • Which of the following is most desirable for a teacher?
  • A good teacher is one who
  • The teacher should
  • Which of the following is most important for a teacher?
  • What I like about teaching is that it is the
  • Which is the most sensible idea about teaching and research?
  • A good teacher is one who
  • I will appreciate the teacher who
  • Four children are abused by a fifth one. All these four children react differently. Which reaction shows the maximum emotional maturity?
  • Communication will be effective
  • Communication in the classroom often fails because
  • Which of the following will make communication more effective?
  • Teaching will be effective if the teacher
  • One can be a good teacher, if he
  • The degree to which a test measures what it is intended to measure and nothing else and is supported by evidence is called:
  • Tests meant to predict future achievement are called:
  • The kind of reliability evidence obtained by having individuals take two different test forms that assess the same content is called:
  • The hypothetical estimate of variation in scores if testing were repeated is called:
  • When an exam unfairly penalizes a group based on gender, SES, race, or ethnicity, it produces: Options:
  • Studies that involve a detailed observation and analysis of changes in cognitive processes as the process unfolds over a several day or week period of time are called:
  • When teachers make sure that their exams reflect the material covered during their lessons, they are concerned about:
  • The three types of standardized tests are achievement, aptitude and:
  • Teachers who utilize systematic observations or tests of methods to improve teaching and learning for their students are using:
  • Teachers who have students create responses such as essays, graphs and diagrams on tests are using:
  • A type of formative assessment used to determine students’ knowledge, readiness, and abilities is called a(n):
  • The part of the multiple-choice item that asks the question or poses the problem is called the:
  • When would you want to use an essay test?
  • What kind of standardized tests must teachers take in many states in order to be licensed as a teacher?
  • Which of the following complies with Person-First Language?
  • If objectives require applying skills as in real life, best assessment is:
  • Individual IQ tests are best predictors of:
  • A systematic collection of student work is called a(n):
  • Testing that follows instruction and assesses achievement is called:
  • Ability grouping beneficial to high-ability but harmful to low-ability students is called:
  • Which among the following school represents same as private public schools?
  • Which among the following is/are medium of education?
  • Girls opt maximum for the: Options:
  • Who argues that education teaches the individual specific skills necessary for his future occupation?
  • Some social scientists felt schools should be abolished as they spread inequality through hidden curriculum. Who is this?
  • The opinion “our aim should be to produce men who possess both culture and expert knowledge” was given by:
  • How do we get knowledge and how can we be sure it is true? This area of philosophy is called:
  • In today’s society school should give: Options:
  • Following attributes correctly define learning:
  • Intellectual aim emphasized in education was of:
  • The development of a solid foundation of reliable knowledge typically is built from which type of research?
  • Which form of reasoning is the process of drawing a specific conclusion from a set of premises?
  • Research done to examine findings of someone else using the same variables but different people is called:
  • The idea that knowledge comes from experience is called:
  • What type of research collects information to advance an ideological or political position?
  • Which scientific method follows: observation → patterns → theory?
  • René Descartes is associated with which approach to knowledge?
  • Which scientific method is top-down or confirmatory?
  • Which scientific method is bottom-up or generative?
  • Which scientific method focuses on testing hypotheses developed from theories?
  • Which scientific method often focuses on generating new hypotheses and theories?
  • Which research paradigm is based on the pragmatic view of reality?
  • Which research paradigm is least concerned about generalizing its findings?
  • Which of the following best describes quantitative research?
  • A condition or characteristic that can take on different values or categories is called:
  • A variable that is presumed to cause a change in another variable is called a(n):
  • Which type of research provides the strongest evidence about cause-and-effect relationships?
  • What is the key defining characteristic of experimental research?
  • When manipulation of the independent variable and random assignment are not possible, the research is called:
  • What is the defining characteristic of experimental research?
  • A student participates frequently and enthusiastically in class question-and-answer sessions. From the viewpoint of behavioral theory, one can confidently conclude that the student is motivated to
  • Tariq was kept awake half the night because her brother and parents were fighting. Tariq’s motivation to perform school tasks will be low today, not only because she is upset about her family, but because her needs have not been met.
  • According to attribution theory, people are most likely to attribute
  • A student believes that her reason for success in reading is the effort put into the task. The student's locus of control is
  • Studies have shown that successful students
  • Expectancy theory supports the idea that grading systems should be
  • Failure avoiders
  • Which characteristic is common among failure avoiders?
  • When teachers assign grades based on predetermined cutoff points, this is called
  • Elena failed four math tests and believes she "just doesn't get math." She may be developing
  • A system in which each student works for a particular grade according to agreed-upon standards is called:
  • A teacher may communicate positive expectations to a class by doing all of the following EXCEPT: Options:
  • Recent research on classroom rewards, using older students and school-like tasks,
  • According to research findings, which rewards should be AVOIDED for intrinsically interesting tasks?
  • Which is NOT recommended for fostering intrinsic motivation?
  • The advantage of simulations is that they allow students to learn about a subject
  • Best feedback after a good test performance is
  • “You’ve done well today” may be ineffective because it is not
  • Research on feedback has found that information on results
  • A teacher praises but frowns at the same time. This fails to make praise seem
  • Experiments comparing ungraded college classes to classes with grades found that
  • Which of the following practices for administering incentives does the textbook author DISCOURAGE?
  • Teachers who use multiple-choice, matching, true/false, and fill-in items are using
  • What is meant by the "accessibility problem of grades"?
  • The performance assessment technique culminating as the experience of a whole program of study is called
  • When teachers compare students' performance to an average level they are using
  • Physical disabilities such as deafness, blindness, and orthopedic handicaps are
  • In a class of 25 students, on average there might be one with speech impairment and how many with learning disabilities?
  • Dave received an IQ score of 62 and was classified as mentally retarded. Best-informed reaction is
  • Which matching between two systems of mental retardation classification is correct?
  • Effective feedback should have personalized written comments and:
  • Teachers who want to assess each student's mastery of objectives of weeklong lessons should use:
  • Students who are hyperactive are most often medicated using:
  • If a person smokes a great deal, life length may decrease. This is an example of:
  • Students with serious emotional and behavioral disorders are far more likely to be:
  • A child who is autistic would be LEAST likely to:
  • Teachers who reflect on their teaching are called:
  • Programs for children with disabilities are called:
  • Students with learning disabilities spend most of the day in:
  • An Individualized Education Program (IEP) is written by:
  • Which of the following is the least restrictive environment?
  • Which of the following educational services is most restrictive?
  • Someone who supports full inclusion would advocate:
  • When several principles are integrated into statements that explain a phenomenon, they are part of:
  • A researcher uses a coin toss to assign subjects to a group is using:
  • Researchers who actively interact with the group they are studying are called:
  • Communication between the classroom teacher and special education personnel should begin:
  • A standard score indicating the number of standard deviations above or below the mean is called a:
  • The kind of reliability evidence obtained by a single test administration followed by calculation from two halves of the test is called:
  • The hypothetical average of an individual's scores if repeated testing under ideal conditions were possible is called:
  • A programme of activities which is designed to attain educational ends is
  • Superannuation/retirement age in Pakistan is:
  • Pension is given if the retirement is after service of:
  • The process of making judgment is called:
  • The characteristics of good planner are:
  • Education in Pakistan is the responsibility of which government under devolution of power:
  • What is central to administration?
  • All transactions should be entered in which register:
  • Budgeting is an estimation of:
  • Expenses of newspapers, coal, ice, stationery are written in:
  • The successful and systematic working of a school depends on suitable:
  • Selecting people to meet needs of activities is:
  • Stock register is used for writing stock:
  • Correspondence register is used:
  • Wastage of resources, time and work is prevented in administration by the function of:
  • Which register is used to convey the orders to head of institution and Govt. to employee:
  • What is the minor penalty under E & D rules.
  • What is the major penalty under E & D rules.
  • Casual leaves per annum are:
  • Maximum leaves sanctioned at a time under ordinary circumstances are:
  • Maximum casual leaves sanctioned at a time under special circumstances are:
  • The leaves that cannot be refused is:
  • The maximum period of leave without pay is:
  • The salary is given as leave encashment for:
  • The condition for leave encashment is:
  • The period of maternity leave is:
  • Maternity leave can be availed by ladies in non-vacation departments for:
  • How many times maternity leave can be availed by female servants in vacation department:
  • The least distance for which traveling allowance can be availed is:
  • School Management is concerned with:
  • Which one is not the basic element of Management:
  • Who manages the elementary school at District Level?
  • The function of school Management Committee is:
  • Determination of human and material resources for successful management is:
  • The element that regulates the management activities is:
  • The process undertaken to coordinate the activities of others to achieve the results is known as:
  • When a new programme is started the management process will start from the element:
  • Chairperson of school council is:
  • The Service Book is maintained for the civil servants of grade:
  • Time table of a school depends upon:
  • Study leave is granted to a government servant after continuous service of:
  • Generally a primary school timing is:
  • After devolution the post created to control education at district level is:
  • Sparkplug of the school is:
  • The group that receives the experimental treatment condition is the:
  • The “tool” function of theory is:
  • Computer language is based on:
  • The main task of educational computer is:
  • Learning which involves motor organs is called:
  • Which of the following is an audio-visual aid?
  • When the students become failed, it can be understood that-
  • It is advantage of giving home work that students-
  • The most important indicator of quality of education in a school is-
  • The best remedy of the student's problems related with learning is-
  • A teacher has serious defect is he/she-
  • The success of teacher is-
  • A Deepawali fair is being organized in your school. What would you like to do?
  • The most important trait of a student is-
  • The purpose of basic education scheme is-
  • You are teaching a topic in class and a student ask a question unrelated to the topic. What will you do?
  • If you are unable to get a job of teacher, then you will-
  • A teacher can motivate the students by-
  • If a student does not pay any respect to you, then you will-
  • The in-service teacher training can be made more effective by-
  • The aim of National Council for Teacher Education is-
  • Kindergarten system of education was contributed by-
  • National Council of Educational Research and Training’ was established in-
  • Essay type tests are not reliable because-
  • A guardian never comes to see you in school. You will-
  • To maintain interest among students in class, a teacher should-
  • The purpose of new education policy is-
  • To raise the standard of education, it is necessary-
  • What is most important for a teacher?
  • Why students should play games in school?
  • Family is a means of-
  • There is tension among villagers and you are teacher there. What will you do?
  • A teacher can develop social values among students by-
  • What will you do in leisure time in school? You will-
  • A teacher asks the questions in the class to-
  • You like teaching profession because-
  • How the students should be motivated to get success in life?
  • In context of the habit of absenteeism of students-
  • To whom the responsibility of organization of curricular activities should be stored with?
  • When the students try to solve the questions in some different way as taught by the teacher from prescribed books, then these students should be-
  • The experienced teachers do not require the detailed lesson plan of a topic because-
  • The problem of drop-out in which students leave their schooling in early years can be tackled in a better way through-
  • The ideal teacher-
  • The aim of education should be- Options:
  • The best method of checking student's homework is-
  • A time-bound testing programme for a students should be implemented in schools so that-
  • The essential element of the syllabus for the children remained out of school should be-
  • The priority to girls’ education should be given because-
  • The success of integrated education depends on-
  • The quality of schools’ education is exclusively depending upon-
  • The idea of Basic Education in India is propounded by-
  • The best method to study growth and development of the child is:
  • Socialization is a process by which children & adults learn from:
  • Which one of the following is the true statement corresponding to Cephalocaudal Principle?
  • Determinants of Individual differences in human beings relate to:
  • A set of elements taken from a larger population according to certain rules is called
  • Which of the following refers to any systematic change that occurs over time in the way in which the dependent variable is assessed?
  • Which term describes the ability to generalize from the sample to the larger target population and its subpopulations?
  • Which of the following is not a key threat to internal validity?
  • This type of validity refers to the ability to generalize results across settings.
  • Which is not a direct threat to internal validity?
  • Alteration in performance due to awareness of participation in a study is known as
  • Non equivalent groups design is likely to control which threat?
  • When all participants receive all treatment conditions, the study is susceptible to
  • Which is not a way to manipulate an independent variable?
  • The group that receives the experimental treatment condition is the
  • Which control technique controls for both known and unknown variables?
  • Which term is not related to counterbalancing?
  • A cell is a combination of two or more ___ in a factorial design.
  • Manipulating the independent variable by varying the type presented to groups is called
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  • The primary goal of experimental research is to identify the effect of the
  • A design where all participants take part in all treatment conditions is
  • The influence of a single independent variable is called
  • A sequencing effect where performance is influenced by prior treatment is called
  • Which of the following is possible in a factorial design with two independent variables?
  • What is the median of the following set of scores? 18, 6, 12, 10, 147
  • Approximately what percentage of scores fall within one standard deviation of the mean in a normal distribution?
  • The denominator (bottom) of the z-score formula is
  • The standard deviation is:
  • Hypothesis testing and estimation are types of descriptive statistics.
  • A data set organized as participants (rows) × variables (columns) is called a data set.
  • A graph using vertical bars is called a
  • The goal of ____ is to summarize and explain a specific set of data.
  • The most frequently occurring number in a set is the
  • As a general rule, the ____ is the best measure of central tendency because it is more precise.
  • Focusing on describing data versus making inferences is the difference between
  • The ____ is the value calculated for the arithmetic average.
  • ____ are used to visually examine the relationship between two quantitative variables.
  • The ____ is preferred when data are severely skewed.
  • Which is the formula for range?
  • Which is a raw score transformed into standard deviation units?
  • Which is NOT a measure of variability?
  • Which is NOT a measure of central tendency?
  • What is the median of: 4, 6, 7, 9, 2000000?
  • What is the mean of this set of numbers: 4, 6, 7, 9, 2000000?
  • Which is interpreted as the percentage of scores in a reference group that fall below a particular raw score?
  • The median is
  • Which measure of central tendency takes into account the magnitude of scores?
  • If a test is very easy except for a few very low scores, the distribution is
  • How many dependent variables are used in multiple regression?
  • Which represents the fiftieth percentile or middle point?
  • If a distribution is skewed to the left, it is
  • In a grouped frequency distribution, intervals should be
  • When data are heterogeneous, you can place more trust in measures of central tendency.
  • A positive correlation is present when
  • Research in which the researcher uses the qualitative paradigm for one phase and the quantitative paradigm for another phase is known as
  • Research in which the researcher uses both qualitative and quantitative research within a stage or across two stages is known as
  • Research that is done to understand an event from the past is known as
  • Research occurs when the researcher manipulates the independent variable
  • Which includes examples of quantitative variables?
  • What is the opposite of a variable?
  • Which is best described as a categorical variable?
  • In research, something that does not vary is called a
  • The strongest evidence for causality comes from which research method?
  • Which correlation is the strongest?
  • The correlation between intelligence test scores and grades is:
  • The "tool" function of theory is to:
  • The statement of purpose in a research study should:
  • A qualitative research question:
  • It is essential to evaluate the quality of internet resources.
  • One step NOT included in planning a research study is:
  • Which is a function of theory?
  • A comprehensive literature review is not always recommended by grounded theorists.
  • Computer database searches can be done:
  • The feasibility of a research study should be considered in light of:
  • A formal statement of the research question or purpose of a research study generally:
  • Which of the following quantitative research questions is superior?
  • The research participants are described in detail in which section of the research plan?
  • Research hypotheses are:
  • A research plan:
  • The Method section typically specifies:
  • Which is not a source of research ideas?
  • Primary approach used by IRB to assess ethical acceptability is:
  • Which approach judges ethics by a universal code?
  • Means that the participant's identity, although known to the researcher, is not revealed to anyone outside of the researcher and his or her staff.
  • Which of the following is not true?
  • Ideally, the research participant's identity is not known to the researcher. This is called:
  • Sampling in qualitative research is similar to which type of sampling in quantitative research?
  • Which would generally require the largest sample size?
  • How often does the Census Bureau take a complete population count?
  • People who are available, volunteer, or easily recruited are used in:
  • Selecting cases that disconfirm expectations is called:
  • Nonrandom sampling selecting a convenience sample with specific characteristics is called:
  • Research participants identify other participants in which sampling?
  • Which of the following is the most efficient random sampling technique discussed in your chapter?
  • A number calculated with complete data and quantifies a population characteristic is called:
  • The type of sampling in which each selected member is returned to the population before the next selection is called:
  • Which of the following is not a type of nonrandom sampling?
  • Which would usually require the smallest sample size because of its efficiency?
  • A technique used when selecting clusters of different sizes is called:
  • The process of drawing a sample from a population is known as:
  • It is recommended to use the whole population rather than a sample when the population size is:
  • Which of the following is not a nonrandom sampling technique?
  • Which sampling method is best for making statements about the larger population?
  • Iqtisad fil-I‘tiqad was written by:
  • Mihak al-Nazar fi al-Mantiq was written by:
  • Ibn-Khaldun was born in Tunis in the year:
  • Ibn-Khaldun died in the year:
  • Ibn-Khaldun's name is associated with:
  • Ibn-Khaldun retired as a:
  • Ibn-Khaldun is known as the father of:
  • Ibn-Khaldun is famous for his:
  • Who is aptly called the “Father of Political Economy”?
  • “War is a necessary evil, and no nation and no race is free from it.” Who said this?
  • Which of the following is NOT a work of Ibn-Khaldun?
  • Ibn-Khaldun and ______ both stress the importance of religion for the state and the connection between religion and power.
  • Ibn-e-Khaldun died at the age of:
  • Who wrote the History of Berbers?
  • Name the Muslim thinker famous for history, education, and sociology.
  • According to whom acquisition of Divine Will is the foremost aim of human life?
  • Shah Wali Ullah was born in the year:
  • Who wrote Hujjat-ul-Baligha?
  • Who wrote Fozul Kabir?
  • Who was the father of Shah Waliullah?
  • Who wrote the Persian translation of the Holy Quran for the first time?
  • Who wrote Fatah al-Rehman?
  • Who wrote Musaffa?
  • Aftaf-ul-Qudus was written by:
  • Allah as absolute reality of the universe refers to which concept?
  • Knowledge that fulfills human needs refers to which concept?
  • According to Iqbal, curriculum should comprise of:
  • According to Iqbal, effective teaching methods include:
  • Iqbal’s educational philosophy consists of:
  • Maulana Maududi’s concept of knowledge consists of:
  • “The state should be a ‘Theo-democracy’…” Who said this?
  • What are the aims of education according to Syed Maududi?
  • Subjects of elementary curriculum according to Syed Maududi are:
  • Characteristics of Maududi’s philosophy of education:
  • Curriculum as sum total of student activities is defined by:
  • “Curriculum is the sum of educational experiences…” said by:
  • Defined as list of course contents is:
  • Course of study is defined as:
  • Important basic factors of curriculum in Pakistan:
  • Activity based curriculum theory may be further sub-divided into:
  • Any curriculum is based on views such as:
  • In his model Wheeler recommended five steps:
  • According to Scriven, forms of curriculum evaluation are:
  • Syllabus is a list of topics prepared for:
  • In syllabus:
  • The literal meaning of course is:
  • The common aim of education is to:
  • Books are the:
  • The most effective source of knowledge is:
  • An aspect of education stresses the self-realisation
  • A thinks that education is a process, which leads to the formation of character.
  • is a process which enables an individual to adjust himself to the environment.
  • is different in different countries. It has also various aspects: social, physical, cultural, economic, etc. Thinkers have defined education in terms of one or the other aspect of the environment.
  • The famous philosopher said, “that knowledge is virtue”:
  • Positive reinforcement increases responding; negative reinforcement…
  • Who said, “The influence of a person who holds a vital belief brought to bear on another person, with the object of making him also hold that belief”?
  • According to the aim of education, ___ was to prepare children to take part in politics in adult life.
  • The second step in a self-modification program is to:
  • According to ___, education refers to the process of discovering the principles of truth, beauty, and good and acquiring the individual with them.
  • Getting information into memory is called; getting information out of memory is called:
  • According to Miller, the capacity of short-term memory is:
  • Who declared that “education as experience”?
  • Who said, “experiences lead to the scientific approach”?
  • Research suggests that bilingualism has a negative effect on:
  • “Foundations of Behavioural Research” is written by:
  • The book titled “Educational Research: An Introduction” is written by:
  • If a test has good test-retest reliability:
  • On most modern IQ tests, a score of 115 would be:
  • IQ tests have proven to be good predictors of:
  • Which of the following is a true statement about mental retardation?
  • Most schools consider children who _____ to be gifted:
  • Al-Ghazzali, commonly known in Europe as Algazel, taught at Madarasah Nizamiyah of:
  • In which of the following cases would you expect to find the greatest similarity in IQ?
  • Which of the following approaches to personality is least deterministic?
  • The strongest support for the theory that personality is heavily influenced by genetics is provided by strong personality similarity between:
  • Main purpose of guidance is:
  • The formula to determine I.Q is given by:
  • Guidance in education started in:
  • Who is considered the father of guidance?
  • First intelligence test was developed in:
  • Who developed the first intelligence test:
  • Al-Ghazzali is highly influenced by the thoughts of which Greek philosopher:
  • Guidance is helpful in:
  • Face to face relationship in which one tries to solve the problem of the other is called:
  • Educational thoughts renowned books; 'Ihya-ul-Ulum-al-Din', 'Kimiya-ye-Saadat', 'Tahafut-al-Falasifa', and 'Al-Mungidh min al-dalal'. Name the thinker:
  • In Kimiya-ye-Saadat, Ghazzali threw light on:
  • Recommended physical education to be included in the curriculum:
  • Psychology is the study of:
  • Name the book which was written by al-Ghazali:
  • A Muslim Philosopher Abu Hamid bin Muhammad born in 1058 A.D. is commonly known as:
  • Age of pre-operational stage in Piagetian cognitive development theory is:
  • A prominent French philosopher, scientist, and mathematician was profoundly influenced by Al-Ghazali’s mysticism:
  • Cognitive learning theory is known as:
  • Name the book that Ghazali wrote for royal guidance meant for Ghiyathud-Din-Abu Shuja Muhammad:
  • Al-Ghazali was born at:
  • Renaissance of Sciences was written by:
  • Tafsir al-yaqut al-ta’wil was written by:
  • Siasat-al-Amain was written by:
  • Fatihat-ul-Ulum was written by:
  • “Modern Clinical Psychology” written by:
  • All behaviour is determined, both in the sense of having roots in the individual's history and in the sense of being explicable in terms of personality needs, structures, and situational determinants.
  • Following are true or false:
  • Motivation theory with its assumption of two basic instincts—sex and aggression—and the view of development in terms of their evolution:
  • Who conceived a hierarchy of motives, at the peak of which is a need for self-actualization?
  • “Lower needs must be satisfied before one can move to higher needs” is the thesis of:
  • is a basic fact of motivational life:
  • Theory of ‘Anxiety’ is related to:
  • Who said, “Motivational strength only exists to the extent that it is amplified by emotions”?
  • According to whom, the ego is not merely the result of drive-reality conflict but also the result of innate or autonomous functions?
  • Erikson has designed stages of epigenesis:
  • Following are the effects of numerous stressors:
  • Following are the methods in educational psychology:
  • Following are the basic points of educational psychology:
  • Moral behaviour in conformity with the moral code of the social group; “moral” comes from the word mores, meaning customs and folkways:
  • Essentials of good punishment:
  • Following are the common misdemeanors of childhood:
  • The architect of the “Psychoanalytic Theory” was:
  • The components of personality are:
  • The architect of the “Theory of Psychosocial Development” is:
  • Aggression is an act that:
  • Who said, “Life is a process, not a state”:
  • The conquest of the universe means:
  • According to Al-Ghazali:
  • According to Al-Ghazali, a teacher should keep in mind the:
  • According to Al-Ghazali, it is obligatory for a teacher:
  • Necessary for instruction according to Al-Ghazali:
  • To what extent did Al-Ghazali permit physical punishment:
  • The book “Muqaddimah Ibn-e-Khaldun” discusses:
  • Who said “Man is forced to learn”:
  • Ibn-e-Khaldun says that:
  • According to Ibn-e-Khaldun:
  • Ibn-e-Khaldun wishes to develop:
  • Who said, “Instruction in foreign language is half instruction”:
  • In the educational thoughts of Ibn-e-Khaldun:
  • According to Avicenna, the aim of education:
  • Avicenna has divided knowledge into:
  • Zarnoogi was:
  • Author of “Taleem-ul-Mutalim”:
  • According to Zarnoogi, the aim of education:
  • Before the arrival of the Muslims, the Subcontinent:
  • In the education system of the Muslims:
  • In the Islamic system of education:
  • Which of the following is the aim of education?
  • Medium of instruction in higher education of Muslims in the Subcontinent:
  • Definition of literacy according to UNESCO:
  • Low literacy rate influences:
  • Literacy rate of Pakistan in 2003:
  • Literacy rate of Pakistan is:
  • Necessary for development of women education in Pakistan:
  • A textbook:
  • A good textbook:
  • The internal meaning of curriculum is:
  • The word curriculum is derived from the Latin word:
  • Curriculum is a collection of activities and sciences that:
  • Arabic term for curriculum is:
  • Learning requires:
  • Curriculum is:
  • Curriculum:
  • Curriculum includes:
  • Which of the following point is not included in the concept of curriculum:
  • Which of the following enables a student to become socially adjusted:
  • Curriculum is concerned with the:
  • The chief source for the accomplishment of the aims of education is:
  • Curriculum is:
  • There are:
  • The important components of curriculum are:
  • Which question is concerned with aims of curriculum:
  • The curricular objectives have:
  • The objectives of education clearly define:
  • The students:
  • Educational evaluation helps in:
  • To assess the effectiveness of teaching, a teacher keeps an eye on:
  • Which of the following trait is not concerned with measurement:
  • Evaluation is:
  • Educational evaluation is a process by which:
  • Measurement is a:
  • A test:
  • …of Education defines “Curriculum as all the experiences a pupil has under the guidance of the school”:
  • Federal Curriculum Committee consists of:
  • The word psychology is derived from two words ‘Psyche’ and ‘Logos’. Psyche means soul and Logos means science.
  • According to earlier psychologists, the ___ of psychology was to study the nature, origin and destiny of the human soul. But soul is something metaphysical. It cannot be seen, observed and touched and we cannot make scientific experiments on soul.
  • ___ is the study of mind.
  • ___ defined psychology as the science of mental processes.
  • ___ is a response pattern in reaction to a stimulus in the environment.
  • Psychology has the following general branches:
  • Applied Psychology has the following branches:
  • What are the aspects of educational psychology?
  • What are the aims of educational psychology?
  • What are the methods of psychological investigation?
  • As a ___ the psychologist studies learning so that he can know more and more about it.
  • An educational psychologist is an:
  • Binet is famous for his intelligence theory when he published his first test;
  • The ideas and work of ___ led to group tests of intelligence that were widely used by the army in World War I for the classification of recruits:
  • E.L. Thorndike is famous for:
  • Educational Psychology, an academic discipline, has the following investigation:
  • The developmental or genetic method has been used extensively in the study of growth and development. It covers:
  • ___ is generally used in the study of specific learning, personality, or behavior difficulties of a complex nature and utilizes various clinical procedures and techniques appropriate for the case under study:
  • The clinical method is particularly useful to the study of such school problems as the following:
  • The general aim of ___ is to provide a body of organized facts and generalizations that will enable the teacher to realize increasingly both cultural and professional objectives:
  • Lecture method is a choice of:
  • An important question of philosophy is:
  • The word “transcendentalism” means a:
  • Pragmatism concerns with change as a:
  • Realism concerns with reality of:
  • To seek truth and reality is the subject of:
  • Education plays vital role in the:
  • Every system of education is based upon:
  • According to idealism the aim of education is to develop:
  • Word Philosophy is derived from two Greek words:
  • Pragmatism was introduced by:
  • Expected life outcomes from education referred as:
  • Type of knowledge derived from senses is known as:
  • One of the requirements of a discipline:
  • Being science of wisdom, Philosophy aims at:
  • The ability to solve problems or adjust in a new environment is the definition of:
  • The founder of Behaviourism is:
  • Concrete operations occur at the age of:
  • How many groups are usually made in Experimental method:
  • Child development study is useful for:
  • The variable which is affected by independent variable is called:
  • Variables other than independent variable which can affect dependent variable are called:
  • Method in which keen study of any event or behaviour is made is:
  • Study of behaviour under controlled conditions is:
  • Growth of children is studied in:
  • Sensory disabilities are studied in:
  • Cognitive development deals with:
  • How many stages of development are described by Jean Piaget of cognitive:
  • Period starting from birth to two years in cognitive development is:
  • Period starting from 2–7 years in cognitive development is:
  • Period starting from 7–12 years in cognitive development is:
  • Period from 12 years and onward in cognitive development is:
  • Child thinks logically in:
  • Permanent change in behaviour as a result of experience is:
  • According to behaviourism, which one is important for change in behaviour:
  • Stimulus is necessary for response in:
  • Operant conditioning was presented by:
  • Change in behaviour is due to reinforcement in:
  • Which one is not positive reinforcement:
  • The founder of Humanistic Approach is:
  • According to humanistic approach, nature of man is:
  • The founder of client centred therapy was:
  • According to Rogers, in problem solving the most important is:
  • Growth means an increase in:
  • Development means change in:
  • Cognitive development means:
  • The characteristic of sensory motor stage is:
  • The characteristics of pre-operational stage is:
  • I.Q stands for:
  • Stern formula to determine I.Q is:
  • Primarily, discipline is the process of:
  • Which of the following is the most primary cause of increase in the number of illiterate individuals:
  • It is generally believed that in our educational institutions:
  • Discipline refers to:
  • Which of the following can be quoted as an example of indiscipline:
  • Who responsible for the upbringing and rearing of the children?
  • Which of the following factors is responsible for political and social disparity in the teachers:
  • In truth, standard of education refers to the:
  • Which of the following factors, associated with the teachers, can be held responsible for the fall of standard of education:
  • Which of the following is one of the major causes of the fall of standard of education:
  • According to the standard of education falls when curriculum:
  • Which of the following factors causes decline in the standard of education:
  • The education centre for a child is:
  • The standard of education declines when the parents:
  • Which of the following negative attitudes of the parents affect the educational performance of the students:
  • Which of the following factors influence the conditions of a country:
  • Which of the following negative attitudes of the parents affect the educational performance of the students:
  • Which of the following factors influence the conditions of a country:
  • The standard of education goes down when:
  • The students differ in:
  • Most of the teachers in Pakistan are:
  • Which of the following factors force the students to flee from the school:
  • The elementary level curriculum of our country:
  • Many of the students do not pay proper attention towards the affairs of education due to the:
  • Which of the following is necessary for the betterment of state economy:
  • Which of the following is necessary to be eradicated for changes in the social infrastructure:
  • Ontology in Philosophy deals with:
  • Ontology is also called as:
  • Philosophy is theory of:
  • Eclecticism means borrowing belief from:
  • Metaphysics deals with the nature of:
  • The goal of education should be:
  • The emphasis in the classroom should be on:
  • What is the foundation out of which comes the objectives of education?
  • Desirable models of behaviours of a society are called:
  • Education means:
  • A descriptive definition of the term is its:
  • Civic Aims of education includes:
  • Sociological aims of education includes:
  • Normally philosophy may be prescriptive and:
  • Philosophy is a general theory of:
  • Etymological definition of derivation from a word shows its:
  • Epistemology in philosophy deals with:
  • Nature of scientific knowledge rests on:
  • According to Naturalism, the aim of education is:
  • The application of philosophy in education may be:
  • Ethics and aesthetics are components of:
  • Logical and scientific thinking include:
  • Aims of education are used for the process of education to:
  • Laws of learning were founded by:
  • The primary focus of philosophy is knowledge of:
  • Authentic knowledge is gained through:
  • Ontology deals with questions like:
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  3. A young child responds to a new situation on the basis of the response made by him/her in a similar situation in the past.” This is related to

A young child responds to a new situation on the basis of the response made by him/her in a similar situation in the past.” This is related to

A young child responds to a new situation on the basis of the response made by him/her in a similar situation in the past.” This is related to Options: (a) Law of Analogy of learning (b) Law of Effect of learning (c) Law of Attitude of learning process (d) Law of Readiness of learning ✅ Correct Option: (a) Explanation: The Law of Analogy of learning states that past learning experiences influence responses to new situations. When a child encounters a new situation, they tend to react based on similarities with previous experiences. This law explains transfer of learning and generalization. It highlights the importance of prior knowledge in learning processes. Teachers use analogy and examples to connect new concepts with known ideas. Thus, learning becomes meaningful and lasting. 10 PPSC-Oriented Facts: 1. Past experience influences learning. 2. Learning transfer depends on similarity. 3. Analogy aids understanding. 4. Prior knowledge supports new learning. 5. Law of analogy explains generalization. 6. Teaching should link old and new knowledge. 7. Examples enhance comprehension. 8. Learning is cumulative. 9. Psychology explains learning laws. 10. Experience-based learning is effective.

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