I got an oppertunity to visit Govt. Higher Secondary School Kulathummal, Kattakada as part of school induction programme. It was a great experience to me.
Thursday, 24 June 2021
Socially Useful Productive Work ( SUPW)
I made a pen stand with mobile stand from waste papers. It is useful for holding pens, pencils etc. and to hold the mobile. I also made paper pens using waste papers. It is useful for writing and is also eco-friendly.
Sunday, 20 June 2021
Friday, 11 June 2021
Monument visit
At Sivagiri
Anjuthengu kotta
Veli
At Ashan Smarakam
Kovalam Beach
I got an oppertunity to visit some monuments as a part of B.Ed training programme. we visited Sivagiri Ashramam, Ashan Smarakam, Anjuthengu Kotta etc.. It was an awesome experience.
Wednesday, 9 June 2021
Tuesday, 8 June 2021
Psychology MCQ
EDU – 02 DEVELOPMENTAL PERSPECTIVES OF THE LEARNER
1. Logos means knowledge and Psyche means
a) soul b)
mind c) consciousness d)
behaviour
Ans: a) soul
2. What level
of consciousness the process of awareness indicates?
a)
sub-conscious b) conscious c) unconscious d) preconscious
Ans: c) unconscious
3. Which behaviour studies Psychology as a science?
a) Social b) Overt c) Human & Animal d) Creative Animal
Ans: c) Human & animal
4. Greeks studied Psychology as a branch of
a)
Theology b) Philosophy c) Biology d) Religion
Ans: b) Philosophy
5. Who was the father of experimental psychology?
a) Watson b) Freud c) Wundt d) Hull
Ans: c) Wundt
6. A child is born with some
a) Qualities b) Ego
c) Innate drives d) All of
these
Ans: c)
Innate drives
7. Which period is the
rudimentary concept formation?
a) Formal-operational stage b) Concrete operational stage
c) Pre-operational stage d) Sensori motor stage
Ans: c) Pre-operational stage
8. Which is the oldest
intelligence theory?
a) Multiple theory b) Spearman’s two-factor
c) Unifactor theory d) Thurstone’s group factor
Ans:
c) Unifactor theory
9. Gestalt is a term derived
from word
a) Latin b) German c) Greek d) Italy
Ans:
b) German
10. Which is
the oldest method of studying behaviour?
a) Experimental method b) Scientific method
c) Introspection method d) Observation method
Ans:
c) Introspection method
11. Who is
the contributor of cognitive approach?
a) Freud
b) Kurt Lewin c) Jean
Piaget d) Allport
Ans:
c) Jean Piaget
12. Which is
the branch of Educational Psychology?
a) Pure Psychology b) Social Psychology
c) Developmental Psychology d) Applied Psychology
Ans:
d) Applied Psychology
13. During the first year of
life the child is said to go through the stage?
a) Oral
b) Anal c) Genital d) Phallic
Ans)
a) Oral
14. Who is
the father of behaviourism?
a) William James b) William Wunt
c) J B Watson d) B F Skinner
Ans:
c) J B Watson
15. I am primarily interested
in thinking processes; I am a
psychologist?
a) Cognitive b) Learning c) Personality d) Perception
Ans:
a) Cognitive
16. Of the
following who is associated with the Gestalt school of Psychology?
a) Pavlov
b) Watson c) Skinner d) Max Wertheimer
Ans:
d) Max Wertheimer
17. Behaviourism helped make
Psychology a
a) Fad
b) Science c) Speciality d) Behaviour
Ans:
b) Science
18. The kind
of therapy developed by Freud is called
a) S-R therapy b) Gestalt therapy c) Psychoanalysis d) Behaviour modification
Ans:
c) Psychoanalysis
19. psychology is concerned with thinking language and
problem solving?
a) Behaviourists b) Humanistic c) Psychoanalytic d) Cognitive
Ans: d) Cognitive
20. Who is defined as
psychology is “the science of behaviour and experience”?
a) Crow& Crow b) N L Munn
c) J B Watson d) Skinner
Ans: d) Skinner
21. Psychologists are all ?
a) Scientists b) Practitioners
c) Both scientists and Practitioners d) Either scientists or practitioners
Ans:
d) Either scientists or practitioners
22. Classical
conditions was presented by?
a) Plato b) Pavlov c) B F Skinner d) None of the above
Ans:
b) Pavlov
23. Psychology is the science of
a) Human being b) Animal’s behaviour c) Behaviour d) Attitude
Ans: c) Behaviour
24. What is
the result of emotional immaturity in the child?
a) Struggle b) Pain c) Frustration d) Anger
Ans: c) Frustrations
25. Which one
is the backbone of all development?
a) Emotions
b) body c) Brain d) All of the above
Ans:
a) Emotions
Monday, 7 June 2021
Philosophy MCQ
EDU:01 KNOWLEDGE AND CURRICULUM: PHILOSOPHICAL AND SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES
1. What is the origin of the word Education?
a) ‘E’ and
‘Catum’ b) Edu and ‘Catum’ c) word ‘educate’ d) None of these
Ans: a) ‘E’ and ‘Catum’
2. What is the compulsory element of learning?
a) Ability to
read b) Bright Mind c) Tendency to know d) None of these
Ans: c) Tendency to know
3. Why are curriculum activities used in teaching?
a) Make
teaching easy b) To make teaching interesting, easy to
understand
c) To make
teaching attractive d) To assist the
teacher
Ans: d) To assist the teacher
4. What are the three components of the educational
system?
a) Education,
teacher and books b) Teacher, student
and education
c) Teaching,
learning and practise d) Direction,
instruction and skill
Ans: b) Teacher, student and education
5. What is teaching through deductive method?
a) From
general to specific b) From
specific to general
c) From macro
to micro d) From easy to
difficult
Ans: a) From general to specific
6. What is the first school for a child’s education?
a)
Society b) Friends c) Family d) School
Ans: c) Family
7. Who was the supporter of Naturalism in Education?
a) Frobel b) Armstrong c) John locke d) Rousseau
Ans: d) Rousseau
8. Who raised the slogan “back to nature”?
a)
Realism b) Pragmatism c) Naturalism d) Humanism
Ans: c) Naturalism
9. What is the main center of informal education?
a)
Society b) Family c) Radio and Television d) All of the above
Ans: d) All of the above
10. Religious education is strongly advocated by
a)
Pragmatists b) Idealists c) Realist d) Existentialists
Ans: b) Idealists
10. Which branch of philosophy deals with knowledge,
its structure, method and validity?
a) Logic b) Aesthetics c) Epistemology d) Metaphysics
Ans: c) Epistemology
11. The Realist’s aim of
education is
a) Self realization b) Spiritual
and moral development
Ans:
c) Happy and moral development
12. Which school of philosophy
of education advocated Project method of teaching?
a) Realism b) Pragmatism c) Idealism d) Naturalism
Ans: b) Pragmatism
13. The pragmatists are
against
a) The external examination b)
The specialist teachers
c) Breakdown of knowledge into separate
subjects d) Eternal spiritual values
Ans: c) Breakdown of knowledge
into separate subjects
14. Who emphasized that
education should be a social progress?
a) Vivekananda b) Rousseau c) Dewey d) Pestalozzi
Ans:
c) Dewey
15. According to famous
philosophers teaching is a/an
a) Art
b) Arts c) Science d) Technique
Ans:
a) Art
16. The literal meaning of
philosophy is?
a) Love of knowledge b) Love of true c) Love of values d) Love of wisdom
Ans:
d) Love of wisdom
17. Education is the creation
of a sound body is the saying of?
a) Plato b) Comens c) Aristotle d) Dewey
Ans:
c) Aristotle
18. Who is one of the
proponent of basic education in India?
a) Dr. S Radhakrishnan b) Tagore c) Vinoba Bhava d) Swami Vivekananda
Ans:
c) Vinoba Bhava
19. The personality of a child
is build through which process?
a) Spiritual development b) Training c) Socialisation d) None of these
Ans: c) Socialisation
20. John Dewey was an exponent
of which idea?
a) Realism b) Pragmatism c) Idealism d) Naturalism
Ans:
c) Idealism
21. The science of value is
known as?
a) Axiology
b) Cosmology c) Sociology d) None of these
Ans: a) Axiology
22. Greek word ‘Pragma’ means?
a) Truth b) Act c) Happy d) Beauty
Ans: b) Act
23. Kindergarden system of
education was contributed by
a) Montessori b) Froebel c) Plato d) Aristotle
Ans: b) Froebel
24. Marxist educational
philosophy is closer to
a) Idealism b) Realism c) Naturalism d) Pragmatism
Ans: b) Realism
a) Teaching by activities b)
Teaching through music
c)
Teaching through listening, meditation etc. d) All of these
Ans: d) All of these
Natural Science MCQ
EDU 04.9 – THEORETICAL BASE OF
NATURAL SCIENCE EDUCATION
1. Who is the father of green revolution?
a) Varghese Kurien b) Har Gobind Khorana
c) M.S Swaminathan
d) P.K Iyenkar
Ans: c) M.S
Swaminathan
2. Which is the first step in scientific method?
a) Analysing the problem b) Defining the problem
c) Sensing the problem d) collecting data
Ans: c)
Sensing the problem
3. Which of the
following is the first phase in microteaching?
a) Transfer phase b) Skill acquisition phase
c)
Knowledge phase d) Introducing phase
Ans: c)
Knowledge phase
4. The component of the skill “use of beginning
statement” comes under which core teaching skill?
a) Skill of
questioning b) Skill of
explaining
c) Skill of
blackboard writing d) Skill of
stimulus variation
Ans: b) Skill
of explaining
5. Knowing level - domain
a) creative
b) knowledge c) psychomotor d)
cognitive
Ans: d) cognitive
6. The valuable judgement in
learning process is called
a) objectives
b) learning objectives c)
evaluation d) aims
Ans: c) Evaluation
7. In which
year Blooms Taxonomy was formulated?
a) 1966
b) 1956 c) 1986 d) 1965
Ans: b) 1956
8. Who is the
chief exponent of affective domain?
a) Bloom b) Krathwohl
c) Anderson d) Bruner
Ans: Krathwohl
9. Which is
the first level objective of Blooms Taxonomy?
a) Application b) Knowledge c) Comprehension d) Analysis
Ans: b) Knowledge
10. The field
of science in which biology, computer and information technology merges to form
a single discipline?
a) Geoinformatics b) Nanotechnology c) Bioinformatics d) Biotechnology
Ans:
c) Bioinformatics
11. The word
which is derived from the latin word “seminarium”.
a) Peer tutoring b) Seminar c) Brainstorming d) Debate
Ans:
b) Seminar
12. The scientific
process of solving problems
a) Discussion method b) Problem solving method
c) Historical method
d) Student initiated method
Ans:
b) Problem solving method
13. Pragmatic
philosophy comes under which method of teaching?
a) Project method b) Lecture method
c) Historical method d) Heuristic method
Ans: a)
Project method
14. “I
discover I find” comes under which method of teaching?
a)
Historical method b) Discussion method
c) Project method d) Heuristic method
Ans: d)
Heuristic method
15. Who said
Project method is a whole hearted purposeful activity proceeding in a social
environment?
a) Stevenson b) Kilpatrick c) Bruner d) Ausbel
Ans:
b) Kilpatrick
16. Which is
the core of behaviouristic approach of learning?
a) Reinforcement b) Learner c) Teacher d) Learning aids
Ans:
d) Learning aids
17. Who put
forward the double helix model of DNA?
a) Louis Pasteur b) Robert Hooke c) Charles Darwin d) Watson & Crick
Ans: d)
Watson & Crick
18. The
technique of learning put forward by Joseph D Novak in 1970 is,
a) Brain storming b) Peer tutoring c) Concept mapping d) Team teaching
Ans: c) Concept mapping
19. Who made
changes to Bloom’s Taxonomy and proposed the reversed Bloom’s taxonomy?
a) Mc Cormack b) Lorein Anderson c) Diaght W Allen d) J.F Herbart
Ans: b)
Lorien Anderson
20. Who
coined the term ‘Scientific tember’?
a) Dr. S Radhakrishnan b)
Nehru c) B.R Ambedker d) Maulana Abdul Kalam
Ans: b) Nehru
21. Which
teaching stage is actual classroom teaching?
a) Pre-active stage b) Post active stage c) interactive stage d) None of these
Ans: c) interactive stage
22. Which of
the following is aspect of classroom climate?
a) Intellectual b) Social c) Emotional d) all of the above
Ans:
d) All of the above
23. Which of
the following qualities is most essential for a teacher?
a) Well learned b) Well dressed c) Patient d) Expert in subject
Ans:
c) Patient
24. Which of
the following is a teacher centered method?
a)
Laboratory method b) Discussion
method
c)
Lecture method d) Project method
Ans: c)
Lecture method
a) Community support b) Attitudinal change
among teachers
c) High
quality teaching learning d) High
quality textbook
Ans:
b) Attitudinal change among teachers
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