Marxism and Education

1)    Marxism originated from a philosopher named:

• a. Plato

• b. Karl Marx

• c. John Lennon

2)    According to Marxism history is the product of material existence.

• a.     True

• b.     False

3)    The curriculum of education in Marxism must:

• a.     Tends to develop skill instead of abstract knowledge.

• b.     Tends to develop abstract knowledge instead of skill.

• c.     Tends to develop communist ideology among students.

4)    Marxist education promote :

• a.     Competitive spirit among students.

• b.     Cooperative spirit among students.

• c.     Personal development among students.

5)    The role of teacher in Marxism is:

• a.     Free to create their own curriculum of teaching.

• b.     Must aware about democratic system.

• c.     Must be patriotic.

6)    The curriculum includes the socially useful subjects.

• a.     True

• b.     False

8)    Marxism lays stress on respect for labor and, as such,

• a.     life-experience is regarded as an integral part of education.

• b.     work-experience is regarded as an integral part of education.

• c.     social-experience is regarded as an integral part of education.

8)    Karl Marx argued that capitalists accumulate wealth:

• a.     by oppressing subordinates.

• b.     by helping subordinates.

• c.     through the community support.

9)    Marxsim was very concerned:

• a.     about the needs of capitalism

• b.     about the needs of socialism

• c.     about the needs of the individual and political

10) In the curriculum of Marxism, education should be made conscious about:

• a.     class division, unequal distribution of wealth, exploitation of the working class by the capitalist class, etc.

• b.     importance to the development of finer aspects of life.

• c.     the potential for progress of individual needs rather than social progress.