EDU402 Quiz 1 File by Tanveer Online Academy

Which of the following subject deals with the “quadrivium”? Arithmetic

Which element of culture contain a relatively large portion of Specialties

the cultural elements?
How a person reacts to various stimuli depends Culture
upon____________.
Which of the following is a delivery process? Curriculum
implementation

Criteria for sequencing content in the curriculum is: Educator Preference

Which of the following is done by proceeding from assumptions, Curriculum Creation

to purposes & objectives, to selection of content that facilitates
the attainment of objective?
Whose sayings are these, “The curriculum is a science that Franklin Bobbit
emphasizes on students’ need, i.e., curriculum prepares for adult
life.”
How many Paradigms of Curriculum? 3
Which foundation of curriculum belongs to students’ needs and Psychological
interests?

The paradigms can be understood by focusing on: Students performance

Who holds a complex and multifaceted worldview? post modern
Which one of the following is shaped by a larger fabric of ways, Culture
beliefs, and ideas?
What is the major concern of curriculum? Change in individual
behavior
Ideas, ideals, beliefs, skills, customs, and methods of thinking Culture
are the fabric of _______________.
Which element of culture depart from commonly accepted ideas Alternatives
or practices?
Which philosophy encourages students to b Humanism and Reconstructivism
behaviorism are the example of:ive change through action?

Which element of culture exercised by all the persons? Alternatives

A process of analyzing, describing and interpreting thoughts and History of curriculum
practices of curriculum in past is called:
Behavioristic theory focuses on: Reinforcement and
punishment of
behavior
What philosophy is based on the belief that ideas can last for Perennialism
centuries?

All of the following words relate with the “Change” EXCEPT: Static
There is no prescribed course and activities is example of: Null curriculum
Which of the following philosophy emphasized the study of the Progressivism
natural and social sciences?

Central body of elements that are universals and specialities Cultural core
are consist of
With respect to curriculum, what is conducted to assess if pre- Evaluation
specified goals are achieved by applying pre-specified means?

The elements of the culture that are exercised by the people by Alternatives
choice is called -------.
"Curriculum is a process, not a product" This definition Modern
belongs to which of the following curriculum?
Which one of these best describe the group of organized Society
people?

In which paradigm, education consists of striving to learn Pre-Modern

essential and eternal truths or principles for how one lives in Paradigm
the world?
How many elements of culture? 3
All of the following aspects are included in the term Inquiry Superficially research
EXCEPT:
A process of deciding what to teach and learn along with all the Development of
considerations needed to make such decisions is called: curriculum
Which one of the following curriculum includes school-based Co-curricular
activities, and programs, intended to supplement the academic
aspect of the school experience?

Who analyzes the culture for the purpose of the curriculum? Ralph Lintot
Which of the following theory focuses on human dignity, Humanism
freedom, and potential?
Which philosophy explains the importance of science and the Essentialism
process of understanding the world through scientific
experiments?

Whose elements reflected by the process of social change? Society

The paradigms can be understood by focusing on: Students performance
According to the humanistic curriculum, which of the Learner-centered
following approach is followed?

Who believes that a memory system is an active & organized Cognitivist

processor of information?

Which one of the following Paradigm emphasizes on Modern Paradigm

individualistic, mechanistic, progress-driven worldview, control
& domination of the environment, and Competition & directly
perceived reality?
Which one of the following is described as “a collection of Society
persons who have common set of loyalties and sentiments”?
Prior planning is not possible in Activity based
curriculum
Which element of culture depart from commonly accepted Alternatives
ideas or practices?
Which type of education is concerned with the problem of Common
maintaining the society as a closely knit and well integrated
unit?

Which of the following language the word curriculum derived? Latin

Which can be described completely from the knowledge of its Society

educational system?
Which element of culture contain a relatively large portion of Specialties
the cultural elements?
Education is the social process that enables people to acquire ways and beliefs of
the: society
Which subject reflects by a particular school and its officials Philosophy
influences the goals and content, as well as the organization, of
its curriculum?
Which element of the culture is un-integrated & inconsistent Alternatives
from central body of cultural content?
Which of the following is an act of clarifying meaning and use Curriculum theory
of language or act of theorizing and reflecting?

In which element of the culture, each individual of the society Universals

eat same food, wear same style of clothes, and use the same
language?
Which one of the following is a specialized aspect of social Schooling
Process?
Which one of the following is a part of an environment which a Culture
person him/herself made or created?
The teaching of religious values or ethics are the characteristics Perennialism
of which of the following philosophy?

Humanism and behaviorism are the example of: Learning theories

All of the following are the basics of the Essentialists Business
curriculum EXCEPT:

What is the characteristic of perennialism school of thought? Teaching of religious

and ethics

Which one of the following provide fundamental rules of life? Cultural Core
Which one of these curriculum includes “values”& “norms” Implicit
that are set by society?

Which of the following is NOT the major foundation of the Behavioral

curriculum?

What does null curriculum mean? Course that has no

content
Culture varies from: society to society
When did the modern definition of curriculum become shared? 1920

A set of experiences set up by the school for the purpose of Curriculum

disciplining children in a group is known as _______________.
In the course of curriculum development we focus on how 3
many areas?
Which of the following approach cannot be used for the scope Segregation
of curriculum?

How many types of curriculum are there? 4

Which one of these is a social process that enables people to Education

acquire the ways, beliefs & standards of society?

What is created with the responsibility for teaching certain School

things?
Who said that, “Curriculum is a flexible plan for teaching to Reinhartz and Beach
meet needs of students and also provides opportunities for
teachable moments.”?

Which of the following is the component of the curriculum? Organization

Who should transmit traditional moral values and intellectual Essentialism
knowledge that students need to become model citizens?
Which theory is dominated curriculum theory for a number of Tyler’s
decades?

Who defines the “Pre-Modern, Modern, and Postmodern” William Doll’s

paradigms of the curriculum?
Games, Music, and Religious Rituals are facts of which of the Culture
following?
Which of the following engages students in critical analysis of Reconstructivism
the local, national & international community issue?
Which of the following theory is based upon the idea that Behaviorism
behaviors can be measured, trained, & changed?
Which of the following is based on the belief that some ideas Perennialism
have lasted over centuries and are as relevant today as when
they were first conceived?
Which of the following theory emphasizes that learning is an Cognitivism
internal mental process?
Which one of the following theory focuses on classroom Joseph Schwab’s
realities and teachers to inquiry & deliberation about the
continuously changing dynamics of the common-places?
Which one of these curriculum possesses the defined mission of Written
the school?
Who believed that curriculum is a science an extension of Ralph Tyler
school’s philosophy?
What is a loosely connected set of ideas, values, & rules that Paradigm
governs the conduct of inquiry?
What does curriculum mean? Overall activities of
an institution
Which of the following theory promotes “Hands-on-problem Constructivism
solving”?
Which of the following is a process of analyzing, describing, Curriculum history
and interpreting thoughts and practices of curriculum in the
past?
"What should be the order to teach content?" This question Sequence
refers to which of the following aspect of the curriculum?
Whose sayings are these, “Curriculum is the reconstruction of Tanner
knowledge and experience under the guidance of school”?
Who should provide an agenda of knowledge and values that School
guides students to improve society and the cultural
institutions?
Which of the following is NOT the basic question of the When it needs to be
curriculum? revised?
Which of the following philosophy emphasized on the Progressivism
mentioned fact, “Learning by doing”?
How many basic components of the curriculum design? 4

Which theories enable us to learn about the emergence of Psychology

human thoughts and behaviors?

Which foundation helps to determine the aims, selection, and Philosophical

organization of the content implementation?

Which one is the characteristics of progressive curriculum? Emphasizes the study

of natural and social
sciences
Which philosophy encourages students to bring about positive Progressivism
change through action?

Two important functions performed in curriculum design are: analysis and

curriculum creation
How many elements are traditionally included in a Two
curriculum?

How many major foundations of the curriculum are there? 4

Which one of the following curriculum Paradigm sets forth an Pre-Modern

ideal of order, symmetry, balance, & harmony? Paradigm
The sociological foundation is concerned with which of the Society
following?

Which aspect requires consideration about social setting curriculum

especially the relationship between education and society? development
Which of the following is placed first while sequencing the Textual Presentation
content in the curriculum?

All of the following are the key elements of the curriculum Rewards
EXCEPT:

Which one of the following author curriculum theory strongly Ralph W Tyler
influences planning in schools even today?
Curriculum reflects the culture of: Society
The educational philosophers recognize the basic values of life, Essentialists
transmission of these values from generation to generation by
the schools are:

Which of the following is a closely well-knit unit of early Curiosity

community life Except?
Which education is correlated with the needs of people of a Vocational
particular socio-economic level?
All are the sources of information to make decisions about Curriculum developer
educational objectives Except?
Whose responsibility is this to provide chances to learners that Curriculum developer
engage them in the common task of rebuilding ideas and
attitudes?
Impersonal nature and remote associations, growing out due to Society
interdependence of the:

Which kind of policies are rigid structures limiting the choices Policies of
and actions of individuals? organisations
Which element of culture is not shared directly or intimately Specialties
with all individuals of a society?
In planning and implementing curricula school makes its Culture
collection from:
Cultural core and spirit of a culture are the determined of Political & Economic
which type of people’s habits?
Which school of thought focuses on children’s interests, Progressives
problems and purposes?
Children enjoy a great deal of educational development from Home and
interaction in: Community

logical order of content organization is to arrange the content Logical sequence

according to:

Criteria for the selection of the materials, identification of Objectives

content, development of the methods of teaching and
preparation of tests and exams are called:

------ are the ways of thinking and acting associated with social Specialities
class and vocational group.
Which of the following is the result of tensions? Disequilibrium

Student needs and interests are important in? Psychological

foundation
Which element may enter in a society by way of invention or Alternatives
from other cultures?
Which element of culture belonging to group of individuals Specialties
who occupy various social positions?
Curriculum is supposed to? Achieve the objectives
Policies of social organisations are made by keeping in view: Interest of society
The power and efficiency of science & technology rest upon Division of Labour
which of the following principles?
Who enjoys a great deal of educational development through Children
interaction between home and community?

Classification of needs according to “Prescott” is: physical, social and

integrative

Which element of culture belonging to group of individuals Specialties

who occupy various social positions?

Which of the following is the issue of cultural reintegration Curriculum

that is the root cause of major problems?

Which one of the following element consists of ways of thinking Alternatives

and doing that depart from commonly accepted ideas or
practices?

Which of the following shapes the character of an individual Norms

Except?

What is designed to train the individuals for a particular social Common education
or vocational position?
The mirror of society is: School

What factors contribute to an individual's intelligence and Culture

enable them to perceive the world from their unique
perspective?

All of the following diagnosis curriculum development Except? Constitution changes

A gap between conceptions of desirable norm and actual status Need

is called:

Mini culture is: Classroom

Which of the following is broken into highly specialized bodies Curriculum
of information?
Which of the following should focus on the fulfillment of gaps School
in the present development of students?

Which element of culture accepted by only a few individuals of Alternatives

a society?
Which of the following created modern cities due to new Scientific
industrial and business activities?
Which should be broad and include rules and ideas for New common sense
governing relationships between man and organizations and
organizations themselves?
A frame work of action for preparing a curriculum is ------. Curriculum design
Students become conscious of class distinction between the 4th and 6th
grades
Which comprised of a person deepest sentiments, cherished Cultural Core
objects of allegiance, and faith?
Which perspective do the family members intimately associate Social and
with? educational

Who identify the tensions in the organisms? Psychologists

Which type of education has curriculum that emphasises on Special education
the cultural core?
Which of the following is the heart of the standards and Universals
knowledge by which the people decide what is right & wrong,
good & evil, beautiful & ugly?
Which of the following types of needs are related to the Integrative
philosophy of life?
Which type of education is based on the universal elements of Common
the culture?

Which of the following families is not a producing unit it is a Rural

consuming unit?

Which instrument is used in education that reflects the ideal Curriculum

knowledge and skills related to the common activities of the
members of the society?
The importance of curriculum in the system of education is Provision of the latest
just like: knowledge

Which type of education has a curriculum that emphasises on Special education

the ways of things and acting related to social class and
vocational group?

There is a method to discover the current happenings in the Observation

class, known as: