Thursday 21 July 2022

KREIS_N2_1_Curriculum and Inclusive Classrooms


NISTHA MODULE 1

1.Teaching students belonging to disadvantaged sections of society in neighbourhood schools with appropriate support , is known as -

  • Special education
  • Inclusive education
  • Exclusive education
  • Integrated education 
2. Which of the following statements is NOT true for National Curriculum Framework ( NCF ) ?
  • NCF provides guidance on the content to be included in syllabus and textbooks ,
  • Till now four NCFs have been formulated
  • NCF does not have implications for higher education
  • The last NCF was formulated by NCERT in the year 2005
3. Inclusive education is based on the principle of :
  • Social existence and globalisation
  • World brotherhood
  • Social Equity
  • Social Entity
4. The real aim of assessment is to -
  •  Identify the lacuna in learning and provide required support
  • Test academic knowledge of students
  • Enhance rote learning
  • Conduct examination so that children may be promoted to next class
5. If a student asks a question in the classroom , then it would be beneficial to
  •  Answer the question & encourage asking more questions .
  • Provide some reference to find out the answer .
  • Advise him / her to meet after the class
  • Encourage to search answer independently
6. Which of the following would be most useful for orientation and mobility training for a student with visual disability ?
  • Audio Clips
  • Slate and Stylus for note - taking
  • Tactile maps of the school building
  • Verbal description of the learning activity
7. Effectiveness of school curriculum is determined by
  • Community Participation
  • School Leadership
  • Students ' learning outcomes
  • Teachers ' competencies
8.Including children belonging to socially disadvantaged groups ( SDGs ) will be beneficial for
  • Uniform
  • Mainstream school in neighbourhood
  • Equity based Inclusive schools
  • Barrier free accessible school
9. The NEP 2020 proposes to change existing design of school education from 10 + 2 to :
  •  5 + 3 + 4
  • 3 + 5 + 3 + 5
  • None
  • 5 + 3 + 3 + 4 .
10. If a state adopts textbooks developed by the NCERT , then teachers of this state need to focus on
  • Following the textbooks as they are The
  • old textbooks of the state
  • Contextualisation of various concepts as per the need of the children in the state
  • Assessment of learning outcomes
11. Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education ( RTE ) Act provides that every child shall have the right to free and compulsory education in a neighbourhood school :
  • between the age of 6-14 years and till completion of primary education
  • between the age of 5-14 years and till completion of elementary education
  • between the age of 6-14 years and till completion of elementary education
  • till the completion of primary education irrespective of age
12. Learning Outcomes helps teachers to i ) go beyond textbooks
  • i , ii and iii
  • i , iii and iv
  • ii , iii and iv
  • i , ii and iv
13. The second National Policy on Education in India was formulated in :
  • 1995
  • 2004
  • 1986
  • 1971
14. School Curriculum reflects culture of
  • Home
  • Society
  • School
  • Locality
15. Components of Curriculum do not include
  • Syllabus and Textbooks
  • Teaching Strategies
  • Recruitment and Transfer of Teachers
  • Assessment and Evaluation
16. The first and second National Policies on Education in India were formulated in the years :
  • 1966 and 1992
  • 1968 and 1986
  • 1986 and 2019
  • 1967 and 1989
17. Which of the following is not a component of the curriculum- ?
  • Objectives and Learning Outcomes
  • Assessment
  • Teaching - Learning Process
  • Design
18. In the process of curriculum development , syllabus is placed in between
  • NCF and Textbooks
  • Textbooks and Examinations
  • Teacher Support Material and NCF
  • National Education Policy and NCF
19. To communicate with others , alternative communication system helps
  • Children with hearing disability .
  • Children with deaf blindness
  • Children with speech and language disability .
  • Children with or without disability .
20. Hidden curriculum -
  • Indicates application of formal learning in classroom
  • May not be part of formal course of study
  • Encourages learning from textbooks
  • Is carefully planned
21. Which of the following statements is not valid for Curriculum
  • It provides the vision for education at various levels in India
  • It encompasses syllabus , textbooks , pedagogy and assessment methods
  • It evolves from National Curriculum Framework .
  • It is a set of planned activities designed to implement the aims of education in schools .
22. The arrangement of the element of Curriculum is known as ?
  • Curriculum development
  • Curriculum construction
  • Curriculum Foundation
  • Curriculum design
23. Which of the following is not important for creation of Inclusive classroom :
  • Location of the school
  • Support of parents
  • Support of community
  • Role of Teacher CUS
24. The Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act , 2016 ( RPWD Act 2016 ) defines Inclusive Education as a system of education wherein students with and without disability :
  • Learn in an integrated setting , will spend some time in regular classroom
  • Attend the same school but students with disability learn in separate classrooms
  • Learn together and the system of teaching and learning is suitably adapted
  • Learn together and the system of teaching and learning remains same Recorde ZALAS
25. Two children having the same disability
  • Will always require the same intervention by the teacher in the classroom
  • Will not require any intervention by the teacher in the classroom
  • May require different interventions by the teacher in the classroom
  • Will require intervention by special educator only in the classroom
26. Which of the following statements is not true for National Curriculum Framework ( NCF ) :
  • It provides guidance on the content to be included in syllabus and textbooks ,
  • NCF do not have linkage with National level educational policies .
  • It provides a set of educational aims in line with the vision outlined in the National Policy on Education
  • NCERT has been given the mandate to develop NCFs Recorde
27. An outline of the themes or topics to be included in a subject for specific class to be covered in the stipulated time is called
  • Course
  • Programme
  • Syllabus
  • Curriculum
28. Learning Outcomes articulates
  • The predicted output of the subject contents to be taught .
  • The process and procedure of assessment of learning achievements after the targeted learning inputs .
  • The competency of the teachers to evaluate the performances of learners .
  • The developed knowledge , skills , personal - social qualities and attitudes of learners after a scheduled course of teaching learning activities .
29. A syllabus -
  • Is a requisite document for teachers
  • Provides class wise and subject wise list of themes and topics
  • defines assessment criteria
  • is developed after developing all the textbooks
30. Inclusive education
  • Celebrates diversity in the classroom
  • Includes teacher from marginalized groups
  • Encourages strict admission procedures
  • Only benefits children with special needs

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