JPM KTET SET 4

Child-centered education emphasizes:

• The curriculum should focus on standardized testing.
• Teacher-centered instruction is the priority.
• Classroom management techniques are the main focus.
• The needs and interests of the child.

Who is known as the father of child-centered education?

• John Dewey
• Maria Montessori
• Jean Piaget
• Lev Vygotsky

Which principle best represents child-centeredness?

• The principle of focusing solely on academic achievement.
• The principle of prioritizing the child's needs and interests.
• The principle of prioritizing adult preferences over child interests.
• The principle of enforcing strict discipline and rules.

In a child-centered classroom, the teacher is mainly a

• facilitator
• disciplinarian
• lecturer
• observer

Individual differences refer to

• the similarities among individuals in their characteristics.
• Variations in learning styles, abilities, and interests

• the collective traits shared by a group of people.
• the average characteristics of a population.

Which factor contributes to individual differences?

• Social media influence
• Diet and exercise
• Personal interests
• Genetics and environment

Which is the best method to handle individual differences in the classroom?

• Same teaching method for all

• Differentiated instruction

• Ignoring slow learners

• Forcing uniform performance

Gifted children require

• Remedial teaching

• Enrichment programs and challenges

• Punishment for overconfidence

• No special attention

What is a key benefit of using differentiated instruction in the classroom?

• It simplifies lesson planning for teachers.

• It allows all students to learn at the same pace.

• It focuses solely on high-achieving students.

• It addresses the diverse needs of students.

Which approach is most effective for fostering a child's intrinsic motivation?

• Strictly adhering to a curriculum

• Limiting student participation

• Providing choices and autonomy

• Emphasizing grades and rewards