Font size
WorksheetsGeneral Pedagogy: 100 MCQs
Total questions: 98
Worksheet time: 49mins
What is the main purpose of a planned curriculum?
To provide informal learning experiences
To outline officially what should be taught and assessed
To replace textbooks with digital content
To encourage spontaneous classroom discussions
Which of the following best describes the 'hidden curriculum'?
Official syllabi and textbooks
Unwritten norms, values, and behaviors learned in school
Government policy documents
Teacher-made lesson plans
What does the 'null curriculum' refer to?
Topics that are overemphasized
Subjects taught in extracurricular activities
Knowledge and skills that are not taught at all
Lessons delivered online
Which curriculum material shows the progression of content across grades?
Textbook
Teacher's guide
Flowchart
Quiz
What is a key feature of a competency-based curriculum?
Focus on memorization of facts
Emphasis on completing a fixed number of hours
Mastery of skills, knowledge, and attitudes
Use of only lecture-based teaching
Why is curriculum reform necessary?
To increase teacher workload
To respond to societal and technological changes
To reduce student assessment
To eliminate textbooks
What does vertical integration in curriculum mean?
Teaching all subjects at the same time
Logical progression of content from one grade to the next
Using only group work in teaching
Repeating the same topics every year
Which of the following is NOT a curriculum material?
Syllabus
Flowchart
Student diary
Teacher's guide
How should a teacher use a syllabus effectively?
Store it without reviewing
Align lesson plans and assessments with its objectives
Replace it with personal notes
Use it only during inspections
What is the relationship between a textbook and a teacher's guide?
The teacher's guide replaces the textbook
The teacher's guide provides answers and teaching strategies for the textbook
They are unrelated
The textbook is only for students; the guide is only for administrators
What is the purpose of a curriculum flowchart?
To assign homework
To show the progression and alignment of content across grade levels
To replace the syllabus
To store student records
Which of the following is part of the informal curriculum?
National exam
Peer interaction and school culture
Official textbook
Teacher's annual plan
What is the purpose of checking consistency across curriculum materials?
To increase student workload
To ensure alignment of objectives, content, and assessment
To eliminate teachers' guides
To reduce teaching time
Which of the following best defines curriculum?
Only the textbook used in class
The total learning experience planned and delivered in school
The school timetable
The list of holidays
Why is it important for teachers to evaluate new curriculum materials?
To reject all changes
To identify new components and ensure relevance to students
To avoid using textbooks
To reduce teaching hours
What defines active learning?
Students listening to long lectures
Students passively copying notes
Students engaging in discussions, problem-solving, and projects
Teachers doing all the talking
Which of the following is an active learning strategy?
Silent reading
Rote memorization
Jigsaw discussion
Copying from the board
In experiential learning, how do students gain knowledge?
Through observation only
By memorizing definitions
Through direct experience and reflection
By watching videos only
What is the role of the teacher in active learning?
Sole source of information
Lecturer delivering facts
Facilitator guiding student inquiry
Examiner giving tests
Which case study teacher uses a student-centered approach?
Mr. Shaw, who lectures without interaction
Mr. Hammond, who uses demonstrations and questions
A teacher who reads from a textbook
A teacher who assigns only homework
What is the 5E model in inquiry learning?
Engage, Explain, Evaluate, Execute, End
Engage, Explore, Explain, Extend, Evaluate
Enter, Exit, Examine, Express, End
Explain, Evaluate, Execute, Engage, End
Which of the following is NOT an active learning strategy?
Debate
Gallery walk
Silent lecture
Role play
What is the purpose of a 'bus stop' activity?
To assign homework
To allow groups to rotate and add input to each other's work
To end class early
To collect assignments
Which resource supports the use of active learning strategies?
Silberman's Active Learning: 101 Strategies
A grammar textbook
A school timetable
A student ID card
What does TPACK stand for?
Teaching Plan for Active Classroom Knowledge
Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge
Teacher Performance Assessment Control Kit
Training Program for Academic Curriculum Knowledge
What is the main goal of quality teaching?
To finish the textbook
To improve student understanding and engagement
To avoid assessments
To reduce class time
Which teaching method emphasizes student inquiry?
Lecture
Demonstration
Inquiry-based learning
Silent reading
How can indigenous knowledge be integrated into teaching?
By ignoring local practices
By connecting traditional practices to academic subjects
By banning storytelling
By using only foreign examples
What is differentiated instruction?
Teaching all students the same way
Tailoring instruction to meet diverse learner needs
Giving the same test to all students
Focusing only on high-achieving students
Which factor contributes to learner diversity?
Uniform learning styles
Identical cultural backgrounds
Differences in readiness, interests, and abilities
Same socioeconomic status
What is a gender-responsive classroom?
A classroom that favors one gender
A classroom that ensures equal participation of all genders
A single-gender classroom
A classroom without discussions
Which theory supports multiple intelligences?
Piaget's theory
Vygotsky's theory
Gardner's theory
Bloom's theory
Which intelligence is engaged when a student learns through movement?
Linguistic
Logical-mathematical
Bodily-kinesthetic
Musical
How can a teacher support linguistic learners?
Through silent reading only
By using storytelling and debates
By avoiding writing tasks
By banning discussions
What does 'naturalization' mean in the psychomotor domain?
Learning a skill slowly
Performing a skill automatically and fluently
Watching someone else perform a skill
Reading about a skill
Which level is highest in Bloom's revised cognitive domain?
Remembering
Understanding
Applying
Creating
How can real objects support learning?
By making lessons longer
By making abstract concepts concrete
By replacing teachers
By reducing student engagement
What strategy helps manage large class sizes?
Individual silent work only
Peer tutoring and group work
Canceling classes
Assigning extra homework
Which of the following supports visual learners?
Lectures only
Diagrams and pictures
Silent exams
Rote writing
What is inclusive education?
Education only for high-performing students
Education that values and supports all learners, including those with special needs
Education without teachers
Education limited to urban areas
How can a teacher differentiate content?
By giving the same reading to all
By using varied texts based on reading levels
By avoiding visuals
By skipping explanations
What is the purpose of using models in teaching?
To confuse students
To make abstract ideas tangible
To replace teachers
To increase noise
Which of the following is a learning style?
Auditory
Homework
Exam
Textbook
What is continuous assessment?
One final exam at year-end
Ongoing evaluation before, during, and after instruction
Assessment done only by parents
Skipping assessments
Which is a form of formative assessment?
National exam
End-of-term test
Class quiz
Diploma certification
What is diagnostic assessment used for?
Grading final performance
Measuring prior knowledge before a lesson
Awarding certificates
Punishing poor performers
Which tool is used for self-assessment?
Final exam paper
Checklist or rubric
School bell
Textbook
What makes feedback constructive?
Being vague and general
Being specific, timely, and actionable
Giving only grades
Delaying feedback for weeks
What is peer assessment?
Teacher grading all work
Students evaluating each other's work using criteria
Parents grading students
Students grading the teacher
Which is a summative assessment tool?
Observation
Portfolio
Final exam
Questioning
What is a future wheel (consequence wheel) used for?
Measuring time
Exploring possible consequences of decisions
Drawing clocks
Playing games
What is the purpose of a portfolio?
To store teacher's personal items
To collect student work over time to show growth
To replace textbooks
To hold exams
How should assessment align with instruction?
Assessment should be unrelated to teaching
Assessment should match the learning objectives
Only final exams should be used
Students should decide all assessments
Which of the following is a non-written assessment method?
Flashcards
Oral questioning
Essay
Exam
What is the purpose of a rubric?
To confuse students
To provide clear grading criteria
To replace teaching
To increase workload
Which assessment is done during instruction?
Summative
Diagnostic
Formative
Final
What is the benefit of using flashcards in assessment?
They increase confusion
They support quick recall and self-testing
They replace textbooks
They are only for decoration
Which of the following promotes student responsibility in learning?
Teacher-only grading
Peer and self-assessment
No feedback
Final exams only
What is constructive alignment?
Random selection of activities
Matching objectives, teaching methods, and assessments
Using only lectures
Skipping lesson plans
What is an annual plan?
A daily schedule
A yearly overview of topics and time allocation
A student report card
A list of holidays
Which is a component of a daily lesson plan?
School budget
Specific objectives and time allocation
Staff meeting minutes
Parent contact list
What does 'prerequisite knowledge' mean?
Knowledge learned after the lesson
Prior knowledge needed to understand new content
Optional information
Knowledge from another subject
Which verb is appropriate for a cognitive objective at the 'application' level?
Define
Explain
Solve
List
Which verb fits the 'valuing' level in the affective domain?
Imitate
Demonstrate
Show respect for
Recall
What is micro-teaching?
Teaching a full semester course
Delivering a short lesson for practice and feedback
Teaching without students
Teaching only theory
What is the purpose of a unit plan?
To plan a single 40-minute lesson
To organize a series of related lessons
To write exam questions
To manage school finances
Which question is part of instructional planning?
What to teach?
What to eat?
Who to hire?
When to retire?
How can a teacher evaluate their lesson plan?
By ignoring it
By comparing it to a standard format and checking alignment
By copying another teacher's plan
By never using it
Which of the following ensures alignment in teaching?
Teaching one topic while testing another
Matching objectives with activities and assessment
Skipping the syllabus
Using only textbooks
What is a lesson plan template used for?
To replace teaching
To guide consistent and effective planning
To increase workload
To avoid assessments
Which domain includes 'naturalization' of skills?
Cognitive
Affective
Psychomotor
Social
What is the purpose of a teaching-learning method?
To confuse students
To facilitate effective learning
To replace content
To reduce time
Which of the following is a teaching method?
Lecture
Exam
Grade
Report
What is psychosocial support?
Physical exercise only
Support for psychological and social well-being
Extra homework
School fees
How can teachers identify students with mental health issues?
By ignoring behavior
Through observation and communication
By giving more tests
By isolating students
What is Psychological First Aid (PFA)?
Long-term therapy only
Immediate, compassionate support in distress
Medication prescription
School suspension
Which is a principle of PFA?
Indifference
Safety and calmness
Punishment
Isolation
What is stigma in mental health?
Positive recognition
Negative attitudes toward people with mental health issues
A type of medication
A school policy
How can schools reduce mental health stigma?
By ignoring the issue
Through awareness and empathy
By labeling students
By avoiding discussions
What does SEL stand for?
Student Exam Learning
Social and Emotional Learning
School Evaluation List
Subject Enhancement Level
Which is a SEL competency?
Memorization
Self-awareness
Silence
Obedience
How can SEL be integrated into teaching?
Through punishment
Via class meetings and role-playing
By banning discussions
Through extra homework
Who plays a key role in mental health support?
School leaders
Bus drivers only
External politicians
Textbook authors
Which of the following supports student well-being?
Harsh punishment
A safe and supportive classroom
Ignoring emotions
Public shaming
What is the purpose of student forums?
To increase noise
To allow students to express concerns
To replace teaching
To assign homework
Which practice promotes emotional regulation?
Yelling at students
Mindfulness and reflection
Skipping breaks
Long lectures
What is a referral system in mental health?
Sending students to play
Connecting students to counselors or specialists
Ignoring problems
Giving more homework
Which attitude supports psychosocial well-being?
Judgment
Empathy
Indifference
Criticism
Which strategy uses rotating group discussions?
Lecture
Buzz group
Silent reading
Copying notes
What is 'CAF' in decision-making?
Consider All Factors
Cancel All Feedback
Copy All Forms
Control All Friends
Which method involves students teaching each other in groups?
Jigsaw groups
Silent lecture
Rote repetition
Individual isolation
What is 'gapped lecture'?
A full uninterrupted lecture
A lecture with pauses for student input
A canceled lecture
A lecture in another language
Which activity uses student-created maps or diagrams?
Drawing pictures, maps, graphs
Silent writing
Watching TV
Listening to music
What is 'pyramiding' in group work?
One student does all work
Pairs join to form larger groups
Students compete individually
Teacher gives all answers
Which uses real-world problem solving?
Problem-based assessment
Rote memorization
Silent exams
Copying from books
What is 'spider diagram' used for?
Recording brainstorming results
Drawing animals
Playing games
Measuring time
Which involves students visiting places for learning?
Fieldwork
Desk work
Online shopping
Sleeping
What is the ultimate goal of this pedagogy module?
To increase teacher isolation
To promote rote learning
To develop quality, student-centered teaching
To eliminate lesson planning
