DSSSB TGT Child Development and Pedagogy — practice questions
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Practice DSSSB TGT Child Development and Pedagogy in the app →According to NCF 2005, which committee report first traced the problem of curriculum load to the system's tendNCF 2005 lists guiding principles for curriculum. Which of the following is one of those principles?Which of these is NOT among the five guiding principles of NCF 2005?In the constructivist perspective described in NCF 2005, how do learners acquire knowledge?According to NCF 2005, what is the role of the teacher in a constructivist learning situation?NCF 2005 describes meaningful learning primarily as which kind of process?What does 'child-centred' pedagogy mean as defined in NCF 2005?NCF 2005 traces the philosophy of Nai Talim, which used the immediate environment and work as a resource for tAccording to NCF 2005, teaching a concept before the child is cognitively ready leads to which outcome?In NCF 2005, boredom in a learning task is interpreted as a sign of what?NCF 2005 states that learning in the company of capable others lets learners work at cognitive levels above thAccording to NCF 2005, what should learning tasks communicate about the source of knowledge?NCF 2005 warns that by Class VII many children in a passive learning environment do what?Critical pedagogy, as set out in NCF 2005, primarily provides an opportunity to do what?In NCF 2005's account of critical pedagogy, students are best regarded as which of the following?NCF 2005 says a pedagogy sensitive to gender, class and caste does more than affirm experiences; it also does According to NCF 2005, the teacher in a critical classroom should step out of which role?NCF 2005 criticises lesson plans that aim mainly at achieving measurable 'behaviours'. It associates this apprNCF 2005 suggests teachers move beyond single lessons and instead develop the ability to plan what?NCF 2005 cautions that 'remediation' for failure to learn is currently being addressed mechanically as what?NCF 2005 warns that 'activities' and 'play way' methods can backfire in which specific way?NCF 2005 names which factor as the cornerstone for all learning from the primary years onward?On the place of the local environment in learning, NCF 2005 holds which view?NCF 2005 says that unless learners relate textbook concepts to their own experience of society, knowledge is rNCF 2005 uses three classic curricular movement principles. Which set correctly states them?In NCF 2005, when knowledge is regarded as a finished product, the learner is conceived of as what?NCF 2005 distinguishes curriculum and syllabus. The curriculum is best described as which of the following?According to NCF 2005, mistaking information for knowledge tends to lead to which result in the curriculum?NCF 2005 argues that contemporary concerns of society are best addressed in the curriculum by which means?Among the criteria for selecting knowledge, NCF 2005 identifies which as the most important measure?NCF 2005 holds that differences between students, including disability, should be viewed as what?NCF 2005 states that inclusion in education is best understood as which of the following?NCF 2005 says equality of treatment, such as equal access for girls, is inadequate, and calls instead for whicOn corporal punishment, NCF 2005 takes which position?NCF 2005 describes an educational aim as a 'foreseen end'. Which is one of the three ways it states an aim proOn the plurality of textbooks, NCF 2005 takes which stance?NCF 2005 cautions against equating school quality with examination results because that perception ignores whaNCF 2005 endorses J.P. Naik's metaphor describing equality, quality and quantity in Indian education as what?NCF 2005 endorses a famous statement on teacher quality. Which statement does it affirm?NCF 2005 argues that 'free' education is best understood as which of the following?NCF 2005 endorses the Kothari Commission's recommendation for which kind of system to reduce social segregatioNCF 2005 stresses that for first-generation school goers, pedagogy must be reoriented because such children arWhen a child from a remote rural setting first forms the idea of 'transport system' around a bullock cart, NCFNCF 2005 regards which everyday classroom move as a valid test of learning, beyond merely giving answers?NCF 2005 says active engagement in learning involves enquiry, exploration and questioning, ultimately leading NCF 2005 holds that the boundary between the school and its natural and social environment should be made whatNCF 2005 states that all forms of local and indigenous knowledge brought into the curriculum must be mediated NCF 2005 argues that when communities question what is included in the curriculum, the school should do what?NCF 2005 treats 'intelligent guessing' by children as which of the following?According to NCF 2005, the term 'National Curriculum Framework' is often wrongly construed to mean what?NCF 2005 says that in classrooms children's voices are rarely heard, and that often the only voice heard is whNCF 2005 says that for development of competencies, the assessment cycle for competencies needs to be what, coNCF 2005 insists that the practices of teachers, the materials they use, and the evaluation techniques must be