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Formal Disciplinism

Total questions: 8

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the educational aim of Formal Disciplinism?

a)

formation of discipline through right conduct

b)

formation of habits through discipline

c)

formation of habits through disciplinary books

d)

formation of right conduct through discipline

2.

Match the following

a)

The Tutor

1.

Advocated by Locke

b)

Elementary school

2.

drill subjects: spelling, arithmetic, grammar, history, geography, and elementary sciences

c)

Secondary school

3.

entered before proceeding to the University

d)

University

4.

classical languages, mathematics, English, drawing, geography, history, anatomy, ethics, dancing

e)

University

5.

where practical and fine arts were studied

3.

Reorder the following according to Locke's three steps in learning

a)

sense learning

b)

memorization

c)

reasoning

1)
2)
3)
4.

Why is sense learning important in Disciplinism?

a)

Because no one can reason out if he has nothing in his head

b)

Because what are sensed should be retained

c)

Because one must be aware of his sense before learning anything

d)

None of these is the correct answer

5.

Disciplinists believed that mind could be developed by what modes of learning?

a)

memorizing and abstract reasoning

b)

sense learning and abstract reasoning

c)

application and memorizing

d)

logical reasoning and punishing

6.

Why was Disciplinism regarded as very severe?

a)

Because corporal punishment was used extensively

b)

Because for every mistake, a punishment awaits

c)

Because disciplinists make you memorize everything

d)

Because disciplinists were very strict especially in time

7.

How could we describe the curriculum of disciplinists?

a)

Comprehensive

b)

Limited

c)

Science-based

d)

Illogical

8.

What is the outstanding contribution to education of Disciplinism?

a)

Scientific Method

b)

Natural law

c)

Comprehensive Curriculum

d)

Formal Discipline