Growth, Development and Learning Theories Bits
1000 bits for TET
1–100: Growth, Development, Learning Theories
1. What is growth? — Quantitative change
2. What is development? — Qualitative + Quantitative change
3. What is maturation? — Natural biological development
4. What type of development is development? — Continuous development
5. Development from head to toe follows which principle? — Cephalocaudal principle
6. Development from center to periphery follows which principle? — Proximodistal principle
7. Causes of child development? — Heredity and environment
8. Childhood stage is called? — Socialization stage
9. Adolescence stage is called? — Transition stage
10. Who is the first teacher of a child? — Mother
11. Theorist of cognitive development theory? — Piaget
12. How many stages in Piaget’s development? — 4
13. Age of Sensorimotor stage? — 0–2 years
14. Age of Preoperational stage? — 2–7 years
15. Age of Concrete Operational stage? — 7–11 years
16. Age of Formal Operational stage? — 11+ years
17. In which stage does Object Permanence develop? — Sensorimotor
18. In which stage does Egocentrism occur? — Preoperational
19. Who proposed Social Constructivism? — Vygotsky
20. Who proposed ZPD? — Vygotsky
21. Who proposed Scaffolding? — Vygotsky (Bruner also credited)
22. Who proposed Discovery Learning? — Bruner
23. Who proposed Spiral Curriculum? — Bruner
24. Theorist of Trial and Error? — Thorndike
25. Who proposed Law of Effect? — Thorndike
26. Who proposed Classical Conditioning? — Pavlov
27. Pavlov’s experimental animal? — Dog
28. Who proposed Operant Conditioning? — Skinner
29. What does Reinforcement do? — Strengthens learning
30. What does Positive Reinforcement do? — Increases behavior
31. Who proposed Insight Learning? — Kohler
32. Kohler’s experimental animal? — Chimpanzee
33. Father of Gestalt psychology? — Wertheimer
34. Theorist of Social Learning? — Bandura
35. Central concept of Bandura’s theory? — Imitation
36. Who conducted the Bobo Doll experiment? — Bandura
37. Who proposed Meaningful Learning? — Ausubel
38. Who proposed Advance Organizers? — Ausubel
39. Who proposed Learning Conditions? — Gagné
40. Who proposed Taxonomy of Objectives? — Bloom
41. Who proposed Cognitive Domain? — Bloom
42. Who proposed Affective Domain? — Bloom (Krathwohl)
43. Who proposed Psychomotor Domain? — Bloom (Harrow/Simpson)
44. Who proposed Two-Factor Theory? — Spearman
45. What is g Factor? — General intelligence
46. What is s Factor? — Specific intelligence
47. Who proposed Multiple Intelligences? — Gardner
48. Who proposed Triarchic Theory? — Sternberg
49. Who developed the first intelligence test? — Binet
50. Who developed the Stanford-Binet test? — Terman
51. Who introduced the concept of IQ? — Stern
52. IQ formula? — MA/CA × 100
53. Who proposed Psychosocial Theory? — Erikson
54. How many stages in Erikson’s theory? — 8
55. Who proposed Psychosexual Theory? — Freud
56. Who proposed Moral Development? — Kohlberg
57. How many levels in Kohlberg’s theory? — 3
58. Who proposed Humanistic Theory? — Carl Rogers
59. Who proposed Hierarchy of Needs? — Maslow
60. Maslow’s highest level? — Self-Actualization
61. How are individual differences? — Natural
62. How is each student? — Unique
63. Driving force for learning? — Motivation
64. Most stable motivation? — Intrinsic motivation
65. Gateway to learning? — Attention
66. How many stages of memory? — 3
67. First stage of memory? — Encoding (Registration)
68. Second stage? — Storage (Retention)
69. Third stage? — Retrieval (Recall)
70. Opposite of memory? — Forgetting
71. Who proposed the Forgetting Curve? — Ebbinghaus
72. Source of creativity? — Divergent thinking
73. What is Evaluation? — Assessment
74. Nature of Formative Evaluation? — Continuous process
75. When is Summative Evaluation? — At the end of a unit
76. Full form of CCE? — Continuous Comprehensive Evaluation
77. Purpose of Diagnostic Test? — To identify errors
78. Purpose of Remedial Teaching? — To correct errors
79. What is Guidance? — Problem solving
80. Use of Counselling? — Problem solving
81. What is Education for All? — Inclusive education
82. When was RTE Act enacted? — 2009
83. What is Inclusive Education? — Learning together
84. Role of Teacher? — Facilitator
85. Center in Child-Centred Education? — Student
86. Who constructs knowledge in Constructivism? — Student
87. Whose method is Self-Learning? — Montessori
88. Father of Kindergarten? — Froebel
89. Father of Child-Centred Education? — Pestalozzi
90. Who proposed Learning by Doing? — Dewey
91. What energizes thinking? — Good question
92. Where does Cooperative Learning occur? — In groups
93. What improves learning? — Feedback
94. What strengthens behavior? — Reinforcement
95. How should a teacher be? — Role model
96. What is Learning? — Change in behavior
97. What is Education? — Life process
98. What does every child have? — Ability to learn
99. What is Intelligence? — Problem-solving ability
100. Who defined intelligence as the ability to judge? — Binet
101. What is Personality? — Integrated set of characteristics
102. Who proposed Trait Theory? — Allport
103. Who proposed 16 Personality Factors? — Cattell
104. Who is Introvert? — One who stays alone
105. Who is Extrovert? — One who socializes
106. What is Ambivert? — Mix of both traits
107. What influences learning? — Interest
108. What influences behavior? — Attitude
109. What is Aptitude? — Special attraction/ability
110. What does Aptitude indicate? — Future success
111. What does Achievement Test measure? — What has been learned
112. What does Aptitude Test measure? — Future ability
113. What does Personality Test measure? — Personality
114. Who proposed Inkblot Test? — Rorschach
115. Who developed TAT? — Murray
116. Primary characteristic of creativity? — Fluency
117. Characteristic of creativity? — Flexibility
118. Characteristic of creativity? — Originality
119. Characteristic of creativity? — Elaboration
120. Researcher of creativity? — Guilford
121. Types of motivation? — Intrinsic, Extrinsic
122. Example of external motivator? — Prize
123. Most effective motivation? — Praise
124. What gives temporary effect? — Punishment
125. Types of attention? — Voluntary, Involuntary
126. What attracts attention? — Interest
127. What reduces attention? — Fatigue
128. Basis of memory? — Learning
129. How is Immediate Memory? — Short-term
130. What improves memory? — Repetition
131. What reduces forgetting? — Meaningful learning
132. Easier than recall? — Recognition
133. What is Transfer of Learning? — Applying learning from one situation to another
134. Effect of Positive Transfer? — Favorable
135. Effect of Negative Transfer? — Hindrance
136. Effect of Zero Transfer? — No effect
137. Why is discipline needed? — For development
138. Best discipline? — Self-discipline
139. Best method of discipline? — Democratic method
140. Nature of Guidance? — Continuous process
141. Use of Educational Guidance? — Educational development
142. Use of Vocational Guidance? — Career choice
143. Use of Personal Guidance? — Personal problems
144. Nature of Counselling? — Face-to-face relationship
145. How should a teacher be? — Guide/Mentor
146. Indicator of Mental Health? — Balanced personality
147. What affects learning? — Anxiety
148. Cause of Frustration? — Obstacles in goal achievement
149. Result of Conflict? — Mental stress
150. In Approach-Approach Conflict? — Two good alternatives
151. In Avoidance-Avoidance Conflict? — Two bad alternatives
152. In Approach-Avoidance Conflict? — Good and bad aspects in one
153. Who proposed Defense Mechanisms? — Freud
154. What is Repression? — Suppression
155. What is Projection? — Blaming others
156. What is Rationalization? — Making excuses
157. What is Compensation? — Fulfillment
158. Goal of Inclusive Education? — Equal opportunities
159. What do CWSN need? — Assistive devices
160. Who is Braille for? — Visually impaired
161. Who is Sign Language for? — Hearing impaired
162. What does Inclusive Classroom respect? — Diversity
163. Age under RTE? — 6–14 years
164. What does CCE assess? — Holistic development
165. When is Formative Evaluation? — During teaching
166. When is Summative Evaluation? — End of course
167. What is Portfolio? — Collection of student work
168. What is Rubric? — List of evaluation criteria
169. What is Observation? — Evaluation method
170. What is Interview? — Information gathering method
171. What is Questionnaire? — Information gathering tool
172. What is Reliability? — Consistency
173. What is Validity? — Accuracy
174. Characteristic of Standardized Tests? — Specific rules
175. Norm-Referenced Tests compare with? — Others
176. Criterion-Referenced Tests compare with? — Standards
177. How should Teaching Objectives be? — Clear
178. What should a teacher know? — Individual differences
179. What is Good Teaching? — Student-centered
180. Outcome of Active Learning? — Long-lasting
181. Who proposed Project Method? — Kilpatrick
182. What does Problem Solving Method develop? — Thinking ability
183. What does Discussion Method develop? — Cooperative learning
184. Who proposed Question-Answer Method? — Socrates
185. Nature of Lecture Method? — Teacher-centered
186. Use of Demonstration Method? — Skill teaching
187. Play-way Method is suitable for? — Primary classes
188. Who developed Micro Teaching? — Dwight Allen
189. Important in Micro Teaching? — Feedback
190. What is Teaching? — Art and science
191. Indicator of teaching success? — Student participation
192. What is Language? — Tool for expressing thoughts
193. In which language is learning easy? — Mother tongue
194. What skill is Reading? — Receptive skill
195. What skill is Writing? — Productive skill
196. First language skill? — Listening
197. Second language skill? — Speaking
198. Third language skill? — Reading
199. Fourth language skill? — Writing
200. Foundation for language learning? — Listening
201. Advantage of mother tongue? — Easy expression of feelings
202. Benefit of bilingual method? — Language development
203. Benefit of multilingual method? — Broader understanding
204. What is Curriculum? — Sum total of learning experiences
205. What is Syllabus? — List of topics to teach
206. Important in curriculum development? — Objectives
207. What is Hidden Curriculum? — Indirect learning
208. Example of Co-curricular Activities? — Debates
209. Function of school? — To provide education
210. Aim of education? — Holistic development
211. Where is Formal Education? — In school
212. Where is Informal Education? — Through life experiences
213. Example of Non-formal Education? — Adult education
214. Characteristic of Distance Education? — Distance learning
215. Characteristic of Open Education? — Flexible
216. What is Lifelong Education? — Education throughout life
217. Aim of Value Education? — Nurturing values
218. Example of Moral Values? — Honesty
219. Example of Social Values? — Cooperation
220. Example of National Values? — Patriotism
221. What is Secularism? — Equal respect for all religions
222. What is Democracy? — Rule of the people
223. What is Equality? — Sameness
224. What is Liberty? — Freedom
225. What is Fraternity? — Brotherhood
226. When is Constitution Day? — November 26
227. Main objective of NEP 2020? — Holistic education
228. Full form of ECCE? — Early Childhood Care and Education
229. Age for ECCE? — 3-6 years
230. Main method of Pre-primary Education? — Learning through play
231. Who proposed Kindergarten method? — Froebel
232. Who proposed Montessori method? — Maria Montessori
233. Who proposed Learning by Doing? — John Dewey
234. Who promoted Child-Centred Education? — Pestalozzi
235. Who propounded Basic Education? — Mahatma Gandhi
236. Another name for Nai Talim? — Basic Education
237. Year of Wardha Scheme? — 1937
238. Who gave the IQ formula? — Terman
239. IQ = ? — (Mental Age/Chronological Age) × 100
240. Genius IQ is above? — 140
241. Average IQ range? — 90–110
242. Who introduced the concept of Mental Age? — Binet
243. Who proposed Two-Factor Theory? — Spearman
244. What is g-Factor? — General intelligence
245. What is s-Factor? — Specific intelligence
246. Who proposed Multiple Intelligences? — Howard Gardner
247. Who popularized Emotional Intelligence? — Daniel Goleman
248. What is Linguistic Intelligence? — Language ability
249. What is Logical Intelligence? — Reasoning ability
250. What is Musical Intelligence? — Musical ability
251. What is Spatial Intelligence? — Visual ability
252. What is Bodily-Kinesthetic Intelligence? — Physical skill
253. What is Interpersonal Intelligence? — Understanding others
254. What is Intrapersonal Intelligence? — Self-awareness
255. What is Naturalistic Intelligence? — Understanding nature
256. What is Creativity? — Creation of new ideas
257. Who introduced the concept of Divergent Thinking? — Guilford
258. What is Convergent Thinking? — Thinking towards a single correct answer
259. Who proposed Trial and Error Theory? — Thorndike
260. Who proposed Law of Effect? — Thorndike
261. Who proposed Classical Conditioning? — Pavlov
262. Who proposed Operant Conditioning? — Skinner
263. Who proposed Insight Learning? — Kohler
264. Who proposed Cognitive Theory? — Piaget
265. Who proposed Social Learning Theory? — Bandura
266. Who belongs to Constructivism? — Vygotsky
267. What is Reinforcement? — Strengthening
268. Example of Positive Reinforcement? — Praise
269. Example of Negative Reinforcement? — Removing discomfort
270. Purpose of Punishment? — Reduce unwanted behavior
271. Who introduced the concept of Learning Curve? — Thorndike
272. Who proposed Law of Readiness? — Thorndike
273. Who proposed Law of Exercise? — Thorndike
274. What is CS in Conditioning? — Conditioned Stimulus
275. What is CR? — Conditioned Response
276. What is UCR? — Unconditioned Response
277. Who introduced the concept of Schema? — Piaget
278. What is Assimilation? — Incorporating new information
279. What is Accommodation? — Changing concepts
280. What is Equilibration? — Achieving balance
281. Age of Sensorimotor Stage? — 0-2 years
282. Age of Preoperational Stage? — 2-7 years
283. Age of Concrete Operational Stage? — 7-11 years
284. Age of Formal Operational Stage? — 11+ years
285. Who proposed ZPD? — Vygotsky
286. Who introduced the concept of Scaffolding? — Bruner
287. Who proposed Discovery Learning? — Bruner
288. Who proposed Spiral Curriculum? — Bruner
289. Who proposed Observational Learning? — Bandura
290. Who conducted the Bobo Doll Experiment? — Bandura
291. What is Modeling? — Learning through imitation
292. Who introduced the concept of Self-Efficacy? — Bandura
293. Chief proponent of Humanistic Theory? — Carl Rogers
294. Who promoted Learner-Centered Education? — Rogers
295. Who introduced the concept of Self-Actualization? — Maslow
296. Highest level in Maslow’s needs theory? — Self-Actualization
297. First level in Maslow’s hierarchy? — Physiological needs
298. Second level? — Safety needs
299. Third level? — Love and belongingness needs
300. Fourth level? — Esteem needs
301. Fifth level? — Self-Actualization
302. What is Guidance? — Direction
303. What is Counselling? — Help in solving personal problems
304. What is Vocational Guidance? — Career guidance
305. What is Educational Guidance? — Educational guidance
306. What is Personal Guidance? — Personal guidance
307. What is Adjustment? — Adapting to environment
308. What is Mental Hygiene? — Maintenance of mental health
309. Organization that defined Mental Health? — World Health Organization
310. What is Frustration? — Obstacle in goal achievement
311. What is Conflict? — Clash between two desires
312. What is Approach-Approach Conflict? — Choice between two good alternatives
313. What is Avoidance-Avoidance Conflict? — Choice between two bad alternatives
314. What is Approach-Avoidance Conflict? — Same goal has both good and bad aspects
315. Who proposed Defence Mechanisms? — Sigmund Freud
316. What is Repression? — Suppressing painful thoughts
317. What is Rationalization? — Justifying with excuses
318. What is Projection? — Blaming others for one’s own faults
319. What is Regression? — Returning to earlier stage of behavior
320. What is Compensation? — Making up for a deficiency in another area
321. What is Sublimation? — Channeling into acceptable activity
322. What is Day Dreaming? — Dreaming while awake
323. What is Identification? — Imitating others
324. What is Motivation? — Drive
325. What is Motive? — Need or desire
326. Who introduced the concept of Achievement Motivation? — David McClelland
327. What is Intrinsic Motivation? — Internal drive
328. What is Extrinsic Motivation? — External drive
329. What is Interest? — Curiosity/Engagement
330. What is Aptitude? — Natural ability
331. What is Attitude? — Disposition
332. What is Habit? — Routine behavior
333. What is Personality? — Individuality/Character
334. Chief figure in Personality study? — Gordon Allport
335. Who proposed Trait Theory? — Allport
336. Who proposed Psychoanalytic Theory? — Freud
337. What is Id? — Part of natural desires
338. What is Ego? — Reality part
339. What is Superego? — Moral part
340. Who introduced the concept of Extrovert? — Carl Jung
341. What is Introvert? — Inward-focused
342. What is Ambivert? — Mixed
343. What is Character? — Moral personality
344. What is Heredity? — Inheritance
345. What is Environment? — Surroundings
346. What influences Personality? — Heredity and environment
347. What is Evaluation? — Value judgment
348. What is Assessment? — Gathering information about learning
349. What is Test? — Measuring tool
350. What is Achievement Test? — Academic progress test
351. What is Diagnostic Test? — Error diagnosis test
352. What is Prognostic Test? — Future prediction test
353. What is Formative Evaluation? — Continuous assessment
354. What is Summative Evaluation? — Final assessment
355. Full form of CCE? — Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation
356. Example of Objective Type Test? — Multiple choice questions
357. Characteristic of Essay Type Test? — Descriptive answer
358. What is Reliability? — Consistency
359. What is Validity? — Truthfulness
360. What is Norm Referenced Test? — Test comparing with others
361. What is Criterion Referenced Test? — Test comparing with specific standards
362. What is Mean? — Average
363. What is Median? — Middle value
364. What is Mode? — Most frequent value
365. What is Range? — Difference between highest and lowest
366. What does Standard Deviation indicate? — Spread
367. Father of Statistics? — Karl Pearson
368. Example of Graphical Representation? — Bar graph
369. What is Frequency Distribution? — Distribution of frequencies
370. What is Percentile Rank? — Percentage position
371. Who developed the first Intelligence Test? — Alfred Binet and Theodore Simon
372. Who developed the Stanford-Binet Test? — Lewis Terman
373. Use of Group Intelligence Test? — Group testing
374. Use of Individual Intelligence Test? — Individual testing
375. Use of Non-verbal Test? — Minimal language limitations
376. What is Inclusive Education? — Equal education for all
377. Full form of CWSN? — Children With Special Needs
378. What is Visual Impairment? — Sight loss
379. What is Hearing Impairment? — Hearing loss
380. What is Locomotor Disability? — Movement disability
381. Example of Learning Disability? — Dyslexia
382. What is Dyslexia? — Difficulty in reading
383. What is Dysgraphia? — Difficulty in writing
384. What is Dyscalculia? — Difficulty in calculation
385. Who developed Braille script? — Louis Braille
386. Who uses Sign Language? — Hearing impaired
387. What is Remedial Teaching? — Corrective teaching
388. Gifted Child IQ typically? — Above 130
389. Characteristic of Slow Learner? — Learns slowly
390. Characteristic of Inclusive Classroom? — Equal opportunities for all
391. Full form of RTE? — Right to Education
392. RTE Act implemented? — 2009
393. Age for free and compulsory education under RTE? — 6–14 years
394. Full form of TET? — Teacher Eligibility Test
395. Person famous as architect of Indian Constitution? — B. R. Ambedkar
396. Date Indian Constitution came into force? — 26 January 1950
397. Date Indian Constitution was adopted? — 26 November 1949
398. Ideals in the Preamble of Indian Constitution? — Justice, Liberty, Equality, Fraternity
399. Amendment that included Education in Concurrent List? — 42nd Constitutional Amendment
400. Under which article is free and compulsory education? — Article 21A
401. Date of enforcement of RTE Act? — 1 April 2010
402. Reservation in private schools under RTE? — 25%
403. Year of RTE Act? — 2009
404. First Education Commission of India? — Hunter Commission
405. Year of Wood’s Despatch? — 1854
406. What is Wood’s Despatch called? — Magna Carta of Indian Education
407. Year of Hunter Commission? — 1882
408. Year of Sadler Commission? — 1917
409. Year of Hartog Committee? — 1929
410. Year of Sargent Plan? — 1944
411. Chairman of University Education Commission? — Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
412. Year of University Education Commission? — 1948–49
413. Chairman of Secondary Education Commission? — A. Lakshmanaswami Mudaliar
414. Year of Mudaliar Commission? — 1952–53
415. Chairman of Education Commission (Kothari Commission)? — D. S. Kothari
416. Period of Kothari Commission? — 1964–66
417. Recommendation of Kothari Commission? — Education and National Development
418. Commission that recommended 10+2+3 pattern? — Kothari Commission
419. Year first National Education Policy was introduced? — 1968
420. Second National Education Policy? — 1986
421. Year NPE 1986 was revised? — 1992
422. Launch of Operation Blackboard? — 1987
423. Full form of DPEP? — District Primary Education Programme
424. Launch of DPEP? — 1994
425. Full form of SSA? — Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan
426. Launch of SSA? — 2001
427. Full form of RMSA? — Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan
428. Launch of RMSA? — 2009
429. Mid-Day Meal Scheme at national level? — 1995
430. Full form of NCF? — National Curriculum Framework
431. Year NCF was released? — 2005
432. Main principle of NCF-2005? — Learning Without Burden
433. Who authored the Learning Without Burden report? — Yash Pal
434. What promoted Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE)? — NCF-2005
435. What promoted the Constructivist Approach? — NCF-2005
436. Full form of NEP? — National Education Policy
437. Year NEP 2020 was introduced? — 2020
438. Age for ECCE in NEP 2020? — 3-6 years
439. School structure in NEP 2020? — 5+3+3+4
440. Age for Foundational Stage? — 3-8 years
441. Age for Preparatory Stage? — 8–11 years
442. Age for Middle Stage? — 11–14 years
443. Age for Secondary Stage? — 14–18 years
444. Full form of SCERT? — State Council of Educational Research and Training
445. Full form of NCERT? — National Council of Educational Research and Training
446. Year NCERT was established? — 1961
447. Full form of UGC? — University Grants Commission
448. Year UGC was established? — 1956
449. Full form of NIEPA? — National Institute of Educational Planning and Administration
450. Full form of NCTE? — National Council for Teacher Education
451. Year NCTE was established? — 1993
452. Full form of DIET? — District Institute of Education and Training
453. Main function of DIET? — Teacher training
454. Full form of CCRT? — Centre for Cultural Resources and Training
455. Full form of CBSE? — Central Board of Secondary Education
456. Full form of KVS? — Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan
457. Full form of NVS? — Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti
458. Full form of IGNOU? — Indira Gandhi National Open University
459. Year IGNOU was established? — 1985
460. Concept of Open University? — Distance education
461. Zero Rejection Policy relates to? — Inclusive education
462. What is Barrier Free Environment? — Environment without obstacles
463. Number of levels in Bloom’s Taxonomy Cognitive Domain? — 6
464. Affective Domain relates to? — Emotions
465. Psychomotor Domain relates to? — Skills
466. Knowledge level? — Remembering
467. Comprehension level? — Understanding
468. Application level? — Applying
469. Analysis level? — Analyzing
470. Synthesis level? — Synthesizing
471. Evaluation level? — Evaluating
472. Highest level in Revised Bloom’s Taxonomy? — Creating
473. Who proposed Micro Teaching? — Dwight W. Allen
474. Micro Teaching Cycle? — Plan–Teach–Feedback–Replan–Reteach–Refeedback
475. What is Skill of Introduction? — Introductory skill
476. What is Skill of Questioning? — Questioning skill
477. What is Reinforcement Skill? — Reinforcing skill
478. What is Blackboard Skill? — Blackboard usage skill
479. What is Stimulus Variation? — Variety in teaching stimuli
480. What is Closure Skill? — Lesson closure skill
481. What is Teaching Aid? — Teaching material
482. Example of Audio Aid? — Radio
483. Example of Visual Aid? — Chart
484. Example of Audio-Visual Aid? — Film
485. Full form of ICT? — Information and Communication Technology
486. Main feature of Smart Classroom? — Technology-based teaching
487. What is E-learning? — Electronic learning
488. What is Webinar? — Web-based seminar
489. Full form of MOOC? — Massive Open Online Course
490. What is SWAYAM? — Indian online education platform
491. Agency conducting TET in Andhra Pradesh? — Department of School Education Andhra Pradesh
492. Main characteristic of a good teacher? — Student-centered teaching
493. Nature of Mathematics? — Logical and precise science
494. Father of Mathematics? — Archimedes
495. Main aim of teaching Mathematics? — Development of problem-solving skills
496. Primary skill in Mathematics? — Calculation
497. Inductive method in teaching Mathematics? — Specific to general
498. Deductive method in teaching Mathematics? — General to specific
499. Analytic method? — Unknown to known
500. Synthetic method? — Known to unknown
501. Who proposed Heuristic method? — Henry Edward Armstrong
502. Another name for Heuristic method? — Discovery method
503. Who proposed Problem Solving method? — John Dewey
504. Who proposed Project method? — William Heard Kilpatrick
505. Important teaching aid in Mathematics? — Math kit
506. Aim of evaluation in Mathematics? — Test conceptual understanding
507. What is Mathophobia? — Fear of mathematics
508. Aim of Mathematics club? — Promote interest in math
509. Benefit of Mathematics laboratory? — Experiential learning
510. Need for continuous practice in Mathematics? — For skill development
511. Language of Mathematics? — Language of symbols
512. Nature of Physical Science? — Study of natural phenomena
513. Father of Physical Science? — Isaac Newton
514. Aim of teaching Physical Science? — Development of scientific outlook
515. First step of scientific method? — Observation
516. What is Hypothesis? — Supposition
517. What is Experiment? — Trial
518. What is Observation? — Watching
519. What is Verification? — Confirmation
520. Role of laboratory in Physical Science teaching? — Extremely important
521. What is Demonstration Method in Science teaching? — Showing method
522. Important skill in Science teaching? — Observation
523. Aim of Science Fair? — Scientific creativity
524. Aim of Science Club? — Promote science interest
525. What is Field Trip? — Excursion
526. What are Improvised Apparatus? — Equipment made from local resources
527. What is Scientific Attitude? — Scientific outlook
528. What is Scientific Temper? — Scientific mindset
529. Subject suitable for Learning by Doing? — Science
530. What is Inquiry Method? — Investigative method
531. What is Discovery Method? — Discovery method
532. What does Biology study? — Living beings
533. Father of Biology? — Aristotle
534. Main aim of teaching Biology? — Understanding living world
535. What is Herbarium? — Collection of dried plants
536. What is Aquarium? — Place for aquatic life
537. What is Terrarium? — Place for land organisms
538. What is Botanical Garden? — Plant garden
539. What is Zoological Park? — Animal park
540. What is Nature Study Method? — Nature study method
541. Importance of field visits in Biology teaching? — Direct experience
542. Nature of Social Science? — Study of human society
543. Aim of teaching Social Science? — Creating good citizens
544. What does History study? — Past events
545. What does Geography study? — Earth and environment
546. What does Economics study? — Wealth and resources
547. Use of Timeline? — Sequence of historical events
548. What is Map Reading Skill? — Map reading ability
549. Use of Globe? — Study of earth model
550. Aim of Socially Useful Productive Work (SUPW)? — Respect for work
551. Main aim of Telugu teaching? — Development of language skills
552. How many language skills? — 4
553. What is LSRW? — Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing
554. What is Listening Skill? — Listening
555. What is Speaking Skill? — Speaking
556. What is Reading Skill? — Reading
557. What is Writing Skill? — Writing
558. Benefit of mother tongue teaching? — Ease of expression
559. What is Silent Reading? — Reading silently
560. What is Loud Reading? — Reading aloud
561. When is Remedial Teaching needed? — When learning difficulties exist
562. Aim of Dictation? — Develop listening and writing skills
563. What is Vocabulary? — Word stock
564. Aim of teaching Grammar? — Correct language usage
565. What is Composition? — Writing
566. Use of Story Telling Method? — Language development
567. Aim of Language Laboratory? — Pronunciation improvement
568. What is Bilingual Method? — Use of two languages
569. What is Direct Method? — Direct method
570. What is Translation Method? — Translation method
571. Who promoted Direct Method in English teaching? — Maximilian Berlitz
572. Main focus of Structural Approach? — Teaching structures
573. Aim of Communicative Approach? — Communication skill
574. What is Phonetics? — Study of sounds
575. What is Phoneme? — Smallest sound unit
576. What is Morpheme? — Smallest meaningful language unit
577. What is Prose? — Prose
578. What is Poetry? — Poetry
579. What is Drama? — Drama
580. What is TLM? — Teaching Learning Material
581. What is Lesson Plan? — Lesson plan
582. What is Unit Plan? — Unit plan
583. What is Year Plan? — Annual plan
584. Use of Blackboard? — Visual teaching
585. Benefit of ICT-based teaching? — Interesting learning
586. Purpose of Evaluation? — To know learning level
587. Use of Feedback? — Guidance for improvement
588. What is Development? — Qualitative and quantitative changes
589. What is Growth? — Physical increase in size
590. Who said development is a continuous process? — Elizabeth Hurlock
591. Principle that development occurs from head to toe? — Cephalocaudal Principle
592. Principle that development occurs from center to periphery? — Proximodistal Principle
593. Foundation of child development? — Heredity and environment
594. Newborn period? — Birth to 28 days
595. Infancy stage? — 0-2 years
596. Childhood stage? — 2-12 years
597. Adolescence stage? — 12-18 years
598. Who introduced the term Adolescence? — G. Stanley Hall
599. Who called adolescence the “storm and stress” stage? — G. Stanley Hall
600. Who promoted Play Way Method? — Henry Caldwell Cook
601. Who emphasized Child-Centred Education? — Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi
602. Who said education should aid natural development? — Pestalozzi
603. Who said education is life itself? — John Dewey
604. Theorist of Learning by Doing? — John Dewey
605. Founder of Kindergarten system? — Friedrich Froebel
606. Founder of Montessori method? — Maria Montessori
607. Who introduced the concept of Sensitive Period? — Maria Montessori
608. Father of Psychoanalysis? — Sigmund Freud
609. Parts of personality according to Freud? — Id, Ego, Superego
610. Age of Oral Stage? — 0-1 year
611. Age of Anal Stage? — 1–3 years
612. Age of Phallic Stage? — 3–6 years
613. Age of Latency Stage? — 6–12 years
614. Age of Genital Stage? — 12+ years
615. Number of stages in Erikson’s theory? — 8
616. Trust vs Mistrust stage? — 0–1 year
617. Autonomy vs Shame stage? — 1–3 years
618. Initiative vs Guilt stage? — 3–6 years
619. Industry vs Inferiority stage? — 6–12 years
620. Identity vs Role Confusion stage? — Adolescence
621. Who proposed Cognitive Development Theory? — Jean Piaget
622. According to Piaget, development depends on? — Maturation and experience
623. When does Object Permanence develop? — In Sensorimotor stage
624. When does the concept of Conservation develop? — In Concrete Operational stage
625. When does Abstract Thinking develop? — In Formal Operational stage
626. Theorist of Social Constructivism? — Lev Vygotsky
627. Full form of ZPD? — Zone of Proximal Development
628. Concept of Scaffolding? — Temporary help for learning
629. Who is associated with Scaffolding? — Jerome Bruner
630. Theorist of Discovery Learning? — Bruner
631. Who introduced Spiral Curriculum? — Bruner
632. Who proposed Social Learning Theory? — Albert Bandura
633. Who conducted the Bobo Doll Experiment? — Bandura
634. What is Modeling? — Learning through observation
635. Who introduced Self-Efficacy? — Bandura
636. Who proposed Trial and Error Theory? — Edward L. Thorndike
637. Who proposed Law of Readiness? — Thorndike
638. Who proposed Law of Exercise? — Thorndike
639. Who proposed Law of Effect? — Thorndike
640. Theorist of Classical Conditioning? — Ivan Pavlov
641. Pavlov’s experimental animal? — Dog
642. Theorist of Operant Conditioning? — B. F. Skinner
643. Skinner’s experimental animal? — Rat
644. What is Reinforcement? — Strengthening behavior
645. Who introduced the concept of Shaping? — Skinner
646. Theorist of Insight Learning? — Wolfgang Kohler
647. Kohler’s experimental animal? — Chimpanzee
648. Father of Intelligence Test? — Alfred Binet
649. Who developed the concept of IQ? — Lewis Terman
650. Who proposed Multiple Intelligence Theory? — Howard Gardner
651. How many intelligences in Gardner’s theory? — 8 (primarily)
652. Who is associated with Emotional Intelligence? — Daniel Goleman
653. Who is associated with Creativity? — J. P. Guilford
654. Who introduced Divergent Thinking? — Guilford
655. What is Aptitude? — Future ability
656. What does Achievement Test measure? — Current educational achievement
657. Purpose of Diagnostic Test? — To identify errors
658. When is Formative Evaluation? — During teaching
659. When is Summative Evaluation? — At the end of teaching
660. Full form of CCE? — Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation
661. What is Reliability? — Consistency
662. What is Validity? — Accuracy
663. What is Inclusive Education? — Equal education for all
664. What is Dyslexia? — Difficulty in reading
665. What is Dysgraphia? — Difficulty in writing
666. What is Dyscalculia? — Difficulty in calculation
667. Full form of ADHD? — Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
668. Gifted Child IQ typically? — 130 or above
669. Slow Learner IQ typically? — 70–90
670. What is Remedial Teaching? — Corrective teaching
671. What are Individual Differences? — Differences among individuals
672. What is Guidance? — Direction
673. What is Counselling? — Help in problem solving
674. What is Vocational Guidance? — Career guidance
675. What is Educational Guidance? — Educational guidance
676. What is Motivation? — Drive
677. What is Intrinsic Motivation? — Internal drive
678. What is Extrinsic Motivation? — External drive
679. What is Interest? — Engagement
680. What is Attitude? — Disposition
681. What is Personality? — Character/Individuality
682. What is Character? — Moral personality
683. What is Mental Health? — Mental well-being
684. What is Mental Hygiene? — Maintenance of mental health
685. Father of Psychology? — Wilhelm Wundt
686. Who established the first psychology laboratory? — Wundt (1879)
687. Founder of Structuralism? — Edward Titchener
688. Founder of Functionalism? — William James
689. Author of “Principles of Psychology”? — William James
690. Father of Psychoanalysis? — Sigmund Freud
691. Author of “Interpretation of Dreams”? — Freud
692. Founder of Individual Psychology? — Alfred Adler
693. Who introduced the concept of Inferiority Complex? — Adler
694. Founder of Analytical Psychology? — Carl Jung
695. Who introduced the concept of Collective Unconscious? — Jung
696. Who proposed Psychosocial Theory? — Erik Erikson
697. Author of “Childhood and Society”? — Erikson
698. Founder of Behaviorism? — John B. Watson
699. Author of “Psychology as the Behaviorist Views It”? — Watson
700. Theorist of Classical Conditioning? — Ivan Pavlov
701. Theorist of Operant Conditioning? — B. F. Skinner
702. Author of “Walden Two”? — Skinner
703. Who proposed Trial and Error Learning? — Edward L. Thorndike
704. Author of “Educational Psychology”? — Thorndike
705. Theorist of Insight Learning? — Wolfgang Kohler
706. Chief proponent of Gestalt Psychology? — Kohler
707. Who proposed Field Theory? — Kurt Lewin
708. Who introduced the concept of Life Space? — Lewin
709. Who proposed Cognitive Development Theory? — Jean Piaget
710. Author of “The Language and Thought of the Child”? — Piaget
711. Theorist of Social Constructivism? — Lev Vygotsky
712. Author of “Thought and Language”? — Vygotsky
713. Theorist of Discovery Learning? — Jerome Bruner
714. Author of “The Process of Education”? — Bruner
715. Who proposed Meaningful Verbal Learning? — David Ausubel
716. Who introduced the concept of Advance Organizer? — Ausubel
717. Who proposed Social Learning Theory? — Albert Bandura
718. Who conducted the Bobo Doll Experiment? — Bandura
719. Who introduced Self-Efficacy? — Bandura
720. Chief proponent of Humanistic Psychology? — Carl Rogers
721. Who proposed Client-Centered Therapy? — Rogers
722. Author of “Freedom to Learn”? — Rogers
723. Who proposed the Hierarchy of Needs? — Abraham Maslow
724. Author of “Motivation and Personality”? — Maslow
725. Theorist of Multiple Intelligences? — Howard Gardner
726. Author of “Frames of Mind”? — Gardner
727. Who proposed Triarchic Theory of Intelligence? — Robert Sternberg
728. Who proposed the three intelligences theory? — Sternberg
729. Who popularized Emotional Intelligence? — Daniel Goleman
730. Author of “Emotional Intelligence”? — Goleman
731. Who proposed Two-Factor Theory of Intelligence? — Charles Spearman
732. Who proposed g and s factors? — Spearman
733. Who proposed Group Factor Theory? — L. L. Thurstone
734. Theorist of Primary Mental Abilities? — Thurstone
735. Who proposed Structure of Intellect Model? — J. P. Guilford
736. Famous for studying Creativity? — Guilford
737. Father of Intelligence Test? — Alfred Binet
738. Who developed the Binet-Simon Test? — Binet and Theodore Simon
739. Who developed the Stanford-Binet Test? — Lewis Terman
740. Who introduced the concept of Mental Age? — Binet
741. Who introduced the concept of IQ? — Terman
742. Who introduced the Learning Curve? — Thorndike
743. Theorist of Transfer of Learning? — Edward L. Thorndike
744. Who proposed Identical Elements Theory? — Thorndike
745. Who proposed Moral Development Theory? — Lawrence Kohlberg
746. Who proposed Cognitive Moral Development? — Kohlberg
747. Gilligan is famous for? — Women’s moral development
748. Who proposed Ecological Theory? — Urie Bronfenbrenner
749. Who introduced the concept of Microsystem? — Bronfenbrenner
750. Who is associated with Learning Styles? — David Kolb
751. Who proposed Experiential Learning Cycle? — Kolb
752. Who is associated with Classical Test Theory? — Charles Spearman
753. Who developed the concept of Correlation in Statistics? — Karl Pearson
754. Who proposed the Forgetting Curve? — Hermann Ebbinghaus
755. Famous for studying Memory? — Ebbinghaus
756. Who developed the Operant Chamber (Skinner Box)? — Skinner
757. Who conducted the Little Albert Experiment? — Watson
758. Who researched Conditioning? — Pavlov
759. Who conducted experiments on Insight? — Kohler
760. Theorist of Achievement Motivation? — David McClelland
761. Who introduced the concept of Need for Achievement? — McClelland
762. Who proposed Attribution Theory? — Fritz Heider
763. Who proposed Social Comparison Theory? — Leon Festinger
764. Who proposed Cognitive Dissonance Theory? — Festinger
765. Who is associated with Reinforcement Theory? — Skinner
766. Who proposed Programmed Learning? — Skinner
767. Who proposed Mastery Learning? — Benjamin Bloom
768. Who developed Bloom’s Taxonomy? — Bloom
769. Year of publication of Taxonomy of Educational Objectives? — 1956
770. Number of levels in Cognitive Domain? — 6
771. Chief proponent of Affective Domain? — David Krathwohl
772. Chief proponent of Psychomotor Domain? — Anita Harrow
773. Who is associated with Play Theory? — Karl Groos
774. Who proposed Recapitulation Theory? — G. Stanley Hall
775. Who is associated with Psycho-social Development? — Erikson
776. Who introduced the concept of ZPD? — Vygotsky
777. Who introduced the concept of Scaffolding? — Bruner
778. Who proposed Learning by Insight? — Kohler
779. Who proposed Learning by Conditioning? — Pavlov and Skinner
780. Who proposed Learning by Observation? — Bandura
781. Who proposed Learning by Discovery? — Bruner
782. Father of Educational Psychology? — Edward L. Thorndike
783. Author of “Educational Psychology”? — Thorndike
784. What applies psychology to education? — Educational Psychology
785. Main aim of Educational Psychology? — To improve learning
786. Foundation of learning? — Experience
787. What is Maturation? — Natural development
788. Relationship between learning and maturation? — Complementary
789. What is Transfer of Learning? — Influence of one learning on another
790. Example of Positive Transfer? — Learning Telugu helps learning Hindi easily
791. What is Negative Transfer? — Previous learning hinders new learning
792. What is Zero Transfer? — No effect
793. Transfer theory proposed by Thorndike? — Identical Elements Theory
794. What does Learning Curve indicate? — Learning progress
795. What is Plateau? — Stagnation stage in learning
796. Learning without motivation? — Incomplete
797. Which is the best motivation? — Intrinsic
798. Role of Reinforcement in learning? — Strengthening behavior
799. Effect of Punishment? — Reduces undesirable behavior
800. Use of Feedback? — Correction of errors
801. What is Forgetting? — Inability to recall learned material
802. Who proposed the Forgetting Curve? — Hermann Ebbinghaus
803. Famous for studying memory? — Ebbinghaus
804. What is Memory? — Storage, retention, retrieval
805. First stage of memory? — Encoding
806. Second stage? — Storage
807. Third stage? — Retrieval
808. Duration of Short-Term Memory? — About 20–30 seconds
809. Characteristic of Long-Term Memory? — Long-term storage
810. What is Rote Learning? — Memorization by repetition
811. Who proposed Meaningful Learning? — David Ausubel
812. Who introduced Advance Organizers? — Ausubel
813. What is Intelligence? — Ability to solve problems
814. Father of Intelligence Test? — Alfred Binet
815. Who introduced the IQ formula? — Lewis Terman
816. What is Linguistic Intelligence? — Language ability
817. What is Logical-Mathematical Intelligence? — Logical and math ability
818. What is Interpersonal Intelligence? — Ability to understand others
819. What is Intrapersonal Intelligence? — Self-awareness ability
820. What is Creativity? — Creation of new ideas
821. Who introduced Divergent Thinking? — J. P. Guilford
822. What is Convergent Thinking? — Thinking towards one correct answer
823. What is Aptitude? — Future ability
824. What is Attitude? — Disposition
825. What is Interest? — Engagement
826. What is Personality? — Character
827. Who proposed Trait Theory? — Gordon Allport
828. Who is associated with the concept of Introvert? — Carl Jung
829. What is Extrovert? — Outward-focused
830. Who proposed Psychoanalytic Theory? — Sigmund Freud
831. What is Id? — Reservoir of natural desires
832. What is Ego? — Reality control system
833. What is Superego? — Moral control system
834. Who introduced Defense Mechanisms? — Freud
835. What is Repression? — Suppression
836. What is Rationalization? — Justifying with excuses
837. What is Projection? — Attributing one’s faults to others
838. What is Compensation? — Making up for deficiency
839. What is Sublimation? — Channeling into higher activity
840. Who proposed Cognitive Development Theory? — Jean Piaget
841. Sensorimotor Stage? — 0–2 years
842. Preoperational Stage? — 2–7 years
843. Concrete Operational Stage? — 7–11 years
844. When does Conservation develop? — In Concrete Operational stage
845. When does Abstract Thinking develop? — In Formal Operational stage
846. Theorist of Social Constructivism? — Lev Vygotsky
847. Full form of ZPD? — Zone of Proximal Development
848. Who is associated with Scaffolding? — Jerome Bruner
849. Theorist of Discovery Learning? — Bruner
850. Who introduced Spiral Curriculum? — Bruner
851. Who proposed Social Learning Theory? — Albert Bandura
852. What is Observational Learning? — Learning through observation
853. Who conducted the Bobo Doll Experiment? — Bandura
854. Who introduced Self-Efficacy? — Bandura
855. Who proposed Moral Development Theory? — Lawrence Kohlberg
856. Kohlberg’s stages? — 3 levels, 6 stages
857. Pre-Conventional Morality? — Self-interest based morality
858. Post-Conventional Morality? — Higher principle-based morality
859. Chief proponent of Humanistic Psychology? — Carl Rogers
860. Who is associated with Learner-Centered Education? — Rogers
861. Who proposed Hierarchy of Needs? — Abraham Maslow
862. What is Self-Actualization? — Full development of one’s potential
863. What is Guidance? — Direction
864. What is Counselling? — Help in problem solving
865. What is Educational Guidance? — Educational direction
866. What is Vocational Guidance? — Career direction
867. What is Personal Guidance? — Personal direction
868. What is Inclusive Education? — Equal education for all
869. What is Dyslexia? — Difficulty in reading
870. What is Dysgraphia? — Difficulty in writing
871. What is Dyscalculia? — Difficulty in calculation
872. Full form of ADHD? — Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
873. Gifted Child IQ typically? — 130 or above
874. Slow Learner IQ typically? — 70-90
875. What is Remedial Teaching? — Corrective teaching
876. Full form of CCE? — Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation
877. Person famous as architect of Indian Constitution? — B. R. Ambedkar
878. Date Indian Constitution came into force? — 26 January 1950
879. By which constitutional amendment did education become a fundamental right? — 86th
Amendment
880. Year RTE Act came into force? — 2010
881. Age for free and compulsory education under RTE? — 6-14 years
882. Article of RTE Act? — Article 21A
883. Abbreviation of National Education Policy 2020? — NEP-2020
884. School structure in NEP-2020? — 5+3+3+4
885. Age for Foundational Stage? — 3-8 years
886. Age for Middle Stage? — 11–14 years
887. Age for Secondary Stage? — 14–18 years
888. Main objective of NEP-2020? — Holistic education development
889. Full form of ECCE? — Early Childhood Care and Education
890. Full form of FLN? — Foundational Literacy and Numeracy
891. Year NIPUN Bharat was launched? — 2021
892. Main aim of education? — Holistic development of the individual
893. Who emphasized Child-Centred Education? — Jean Jacques Rousseau
894. Who introduced the concept of “Education according to nature”? — Rousseau
895. Who introduced the concept of Learning by Doing? — John Dewey
896. Who proposed Kindergarten system? — Friedrich Froebel
897. Who developed Montessori method? — Maria Montessori
898. Pestalozzi’s educational principle? — Head, Heart and Hand
899. Center of the educational process? — Student
900. Characteristic of a good teacher? — Understanding student needs
901. First step in teaching? — Planning
902. Need for Lesson Plan? — Effective teaching
903. Full form of TLM in teaching? — Teaching Learning Material
904. Best teaching aid? — Direct experience
905. Who proposed Project method? — William Heard Kilpatrick
906. Steps of Herbartian teaching method? — Preparation, Presentation, Association, Generalization,
Application
907. What is Evaluation? — Assessment
908. What is Assessment? — Gathering learning information
909. Purpose of Diagnostic Test? — Identify errors
910. When is Formative Evaluation? — During teaching
911. When is Summative Evaluation? — At the end of teaching
912. What does Achievement Test measure? — Attainment
913. What does Aptitude Test measure? — Future ability
914. What does Intelligence Test measure? — Intellect
915. Characteristic of Standardized Test? — Standardization
916. What is Reliability? — Consistency
917. What is Validity? — Accuracy
918. What is Objectivity? — Impartiality
919. Who needs Guidance? — Every student
920. Aim of Counselling? — Problem solving
921. Purpose of Inclusive Education? — Equal opportunities for all
922. Full form of CWSN? — Children With Special Needs
923. Who developed Braille script? — Louis Braille
924. Who uses Sign Language? — Hearing impaired
925. Use of Resource Room? — Special assistance
926. Number of levels in Bloom’s Cognitive Domain? — 6
927. Affective Domain relates to? — Emotions
928. Knowledge level? — Memory
929. Comprehension level? — Understanding
930. Application level? — Use
931. Analysis level? — Analysis
932. Synthesis level? — Creation
933. Evaluation level? — Judgment
934. Who developed Revised Bloom’s Taxonomy? — Lorin Anderson
935. Father of Micro Teaching? — Dwight W. Allen
936. Micro Teaching Cycle? — Plan–Teach–Feedback–Replan–Reteach–Refeedback
937. What is Reinforcement Skill? — Encouragement skill
938. What is Questioning Skill? — Questioning skill
939. What is Blackboard Skill? — Chalkboard usage skill
940. What is Stimulus Variation? — Stimulus variety
941. What is Classroom Management? — Class management
942. Aim of Discipline? — Self-control
943. Characteristic of Democratic Classroom? — Student participation
944. Characteristic of Learning Environment? — Positive atmosphere
945. Nature of Mathematics? — Logical, abstract science
946. Nature of Science? — Observation and experiment based
947. Nature of Biology? — Study of living beings
948. Aim of teaching Mathematics? — Problem-solving skill
949. Aim of teaching Physical Science? — Scientific outlook
950. Aim of teaching Biological Science? — Understanding life
951. Laboratory method is mainly used in? — Science teaching
952. Who proposed Heuristic Method? — Henry Edward Armstrong
953. What is Inductive Method? — Specific to general
954. What is Deductive Method? — General to specific
955. Center of Activity Method? — Student
956. Main role in Demonstration Method? — Teacher
957. Main role in Seminar method? — Student
958. Characteristic of Symposium? — Presentation of different views
959. Characteristic of Workshop? — Learning by doing
960. Who participates in Panel Discussion? — Experts
961. Purpose of Brainstorming? — Creative ideas
962. Full form of ICT? — Information and Communication Technology
963. Use of Smart Classroom? — Technology-based teaching
964. Year of National Curriculum Framework (NCF) release? — 2005
965. Full form of SCERT? — State Council of Educational Research and Training
966. Full form of NCERT? — National Council of Educational Research and Training
967. Full form of DIET? — District Institute of Education and Training
968. Full form of UGC? — University Grants Commission
969. Full form of UNESCO? — United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Frequently Asked Books in Exams
Book Author
Emile Rousseau
How Gertrude Teaches Her Children Pestalozzi
The Education of Man Froebel
The Montessori Method Montessori
Democracy and Education Dewey
The Origins of Intelligence in Children Piaget
Thought and Language Vygotsky
The Process of Education Bruner
Social Learning Theory Bandura
Emotional Intelligence Goleman
Motivation and Personality Maslow
Frames of Mind Gardner
Taxonomy of Educational Objectives Bloom
The Conditions of Learning Gagné
The Interpretation of Dreams Freud
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