1. Origin of Knowledge through mind is characteristics of ____________

2. Which one of the following education system supports scientific progress?

3. According to Marxism, which class will end the capitalist system?

4. Tagore’s educational philosophy emphasizes education as ________

5. According to Tagore the role of a teacher is to _______

6. Gandhi’s educational philosophy is known as ________

7. Dewey believed that education should be ________

8. According to Dewey, the best method of learning is through ________

9. Rousseau’s famous book on education is titled ________

10. __________ emphasized plays as essential for learning.

11. Which of the following is not a branch of philosophy?

12. Philosophy means ______

13. Which philosopher is known as the “Father of Idealism?”

14. The term metaphysics related to _______

15. Integral education is a concept given by

16. Socialization is _________

17. Example of secondary socialization

18. Transferring culture to the younger generation is called ___________

19. The word schools is derived from ________

20. Primary group of gang age _________

21. Socialization is a product of

22. What is the sole agent of socialization of a child in the early childhood?

23. Who authored the book “Childhood and Society”?

24. Egocentrism is a major hindrance to __________

25. Social role imposed on the individual by ________

26. Socilaisation develops mainly through ________ and conforming behaviour.

27. Pedagogy is concerned with _______-

28. According to NCF 2015, the role of a teacher has to be ___________

29. Father of educational sociology

30. Father of Positivism

1. Vocationalisation of education in India was first recommended by:

2. India has taken a move to ensure that there would be no untrained teacher at elementary school level by the end of August, 2015. This is in the wake of:

3. National Curriculum Framework for Teacher Education in India (2009) was developed by:

4. “Destiny of India is being shaped in her classroom”. This is stated in:

5. The provisions of better and expanded programmes for the education of minorities have been given by:

6. Government’s policy on education regards a unique __________

7. The National Policy of Teacher Education, 1968 was adopted by the Indian Government to laid stress on which of the following to laid stress on which of the following aspects of teachers education?

8. Arrange the following policies/reports in order in which they appeared.

1. Report of National Commission on Teachers-I (Chairperson, Professor DP Chattopadhyaya)
2. Towards an enlightened and Humane Society (Chairperson, Acharaya Ramamurti)
3. Challenge of Education: A Policy Perspective.
4. National Policy of Education, 1986: Revised Policy Formulations.

9. The concept of Universalisation of Elementary Education (UEE) ensures:

10. Operation Blackboard was mainly aimed at:

11. RMSA (Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan) aims at:

12. Samagra Shiksha Abhiyan was launched in 2018 by merging:

13. RUSA (Rashtriya Uchchatar Shiksha Abhiyan) focuses on:

14. According to RTE Act, pupil-teacher ratio at primary level should be:

15. RTE Act, 2009 came into force from:

16. Open schooling is an example of:

17. Learning from family, peers, environment is:

18. Skill India Mission was launched in:

19. Brain Drain refers to:

20. Education of tribal and marginalized groups is mainly addressed under:

21. Macaulay’s Minute (1835) emphasized:

22. Hunter Commission (1882) dealt with:

23. Sargent Report (1944) suggested:

24. The word Socialist & Secular were added to the Preamble by:

25. Egalitarian state in education means:

26. Which of the following is NOT a Directive Principle related to education?

27. The 86th Amendment, 2002 made elementary education a:

28. The No-Detention Policy under RTE originally prohibited failing children up to:

29. Stagnation in elementary education refers to:

30. Navodaya Vidyalayas were established under:

1. Which is the correct order of Bloom’s original taxonomy of cognitive domain (lowest to highest)?

2. In the Revised Bloom’s Taxonomy, “Synthesis” was replaced with ___________

3. Which domain of Bloom’s taxonomy focuses on attitudes, values, and feelings?

4. Which level of teaching is considered the most advanced?

5. Who is regarded as the father of Programmed Instruction?

6. Who is the father of Branching Programmed instructions?

7. In linear programming, learners progress:

8. Branched programming is also known as:

9. The “systems approach” in education views teaching as:

10. The “I” in the ADDIE model stands for:

11. Cybernetics in education deals with:

12. The founder of cybernetics is:

13. TPACK stands for:

14. FOSS stands for:

15. Blended learning is a combination of:

16. A teacher asks students to design a new energy-saving device after studying principles of physics. This belongs to which level of Revised Bloom’s Taxonomy?

17. Which of the following is an example of the psychomotor domain?

18. Programmed instruction is based on which psychological principle?

19. Assertion (A): Virtual Reality is more immersive than Augmented Reality.
Reason (R): VR completely replaces the real environment with simulated environments.

20. Match Bloom’s Cognitive Levels with Examples:

a) Remember – (i) List capitals of states
b) Apply – (ii) Solve quadratic equations
c) Analyze – (iii) Distinguish fact from opinion
d) Create – (iv) Design a new software model

21. Match Levels of Teaching with Characteristics:

a) Memory – (i) Retention & Recall
b) Understanding – (ii) Application of concepts
c) Reflective – (iii) Critical and creative thinking/HOT

22. Match Educational Technology with Example:

a) LMS – (i) OpenStax
b) MOOC – (ii) Coursera
c) OER – (iii) Moodle

23. Statement 1: Instructional design begins with setting objectives.
Statement 2: The objectives should be measurable and observable.

24. Statement 1: In linear programming, all learners follow the same path.
Statement 2: In branched programming, learners can take different paths based on responses.

25. During a lesson, students are asked to generate an original poem using metaphors learned in class. Which level of Bloom’s Revised Taxonomy is this?

26. A primary school teacher asks students to memorize multiplication tables.
Which level of teaching is this?

27. A teacher collects feedback from students after a test and uses the data to revise lesson plans for the next unit. This demonstrates:

28. A teacher assigns pre-recorded video lectures for homework and uses class time for group problem-solving and discussions. Which model is applied?

29. Which was the first major initiative in India to use technology for school education through radio broadcast?

30. Which Indian program uses satellite communication to provide education in remote and rural areas?

31. The SWAYAM platform, offering free MOOCs for Indian learners, was launched in:

32. Which initiative provides free digital textbooks and e-resources to teachers and students in India?

33. Which of the following is a 24×7 DTH channel bouquet launched by the Ministry of Education, India, for telecasting educational content?

34. Which policy document emphasized the integration of technology in all levels of education in India most strongly?

35. NPTEL (National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning) is a joint initiative of: