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Est104 by Prof. Khalipha Harosophy
Est104 by Prof. Khalipha Harosophy
FACULTY OF EDUCATION
CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS
EST 104
120 GRATIFYINGLY QUESTIONS
BY
PROF. KHALIPHA HAROSOPHY
1.The ____ is the key human resource.
Learners
Teacher
knowledge
2. All these are factors affecting curriculum except __
The learner
Society
Objectives
3. A good curriculum must keep pace with changes in the ___ for which it is prepared.
Learners
Teachers
Society
4. _____ had showed that heredity and environment play important roles in cognitive
development.
Jean piaget
Auguste Comte
Sigmund Freud
5. ______ is a long term general expressions of ambition or desires
Aims
Objectives
Goals
6. The terms goal, aim and objectives could adopt a general meaning called ______
Experience
Desired outcome
Results
7. The instructional plan is the teacher's plan on how to implement the _____
Curriculum
Scheme of work
Syllabus
8._____ is a teacher's plan of activities for a unit's lesson.
Instructional plan
Lesson plan
Scheme of work
9. _____ indicates relative emphasis on the topics through their assigned duration.
Scheme of work
Lesson plan
Instructional plan
10. An instructional systems consists of the following components except ____
Content of instruction
Objectives to be achieved
Lesson plan
11. ______ is the content matter designated by the society as essential for learners.
Core curriculum
Thematic curriculum
Subject curriculum
12. Resources needed for school learning can be categorized into school personnel and ___
Experiences
Facilities
Programmes
13. The measuring of educational achievement and outcomes produce data on ___
outcomes levels of the school curriculum.
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14. At the ___ level , an evaluation gives information on the implemented curriculum.
Macro level(school level)
Micro level (student learning)
Mega level (classroom level)
15. All these are levels of planning of the school curriculum except ___
Information dissemination
Syllabus
Scheme of work
16. At the implementation level of the curriculum process the planning for instruction is the
prerogative of the ____
Learners
Society
Teachers
17. _____ are statements of specific and immediate outcomes expected at the end of an
instructional period.
Designing models
Instructional objectives
Instructional plan
18. All these are uses of lesson plan except ___
It encourages logical development of subject matter
It makes the teacher more confident in front of class
It helps the teacher teach the student
19. The learning domains are ___
Cognitive, affective and effective
Cognitive, effective and psychomotor
Cognitive, affective and psychomotor
20. ___ involves the use of processes such as reasoning and remembering
Cognitive
Affective
Psychomotor
21. ___ involves intellectual actions, knowledge, synthesis and evaluation.
Cognitive
Psychomotor
Affective
22. Affective domain is the process of feelings and _____
Love
Comprehension
Value
23. ____ has to do with skills acquisitions.
Affective
Psychomotor
Cognitive
24. ____ impact on our attitudes and personalities
Cognitive
Psychomotor
Affective
25. The ______ domain help us carry out physical activities such as balancing and correct
use of instruments or tools.
Psychomotor
Cognitive
Affective
26. ____ is considered as a process whereby through interpersonal Influence or interactions
the ways and behaviour of other persons are changed.
Learning
Teaching
Communication
27. _____ is said to occur when a group assembled to communicate with one another
through speaking and listening about a topic.
Lecture method
Discussion method
Field trip method
28. ____ is also called “talk and chalk method “
Lecture method
Symposium
Discussion method
29. Individual with good communication skill can hold a good ______ method
Symposium
Lecture
Discussion
30. _____ method is very democratic.
Symposium
Lecture
Discussion
31. In ____ method, you do not attack the student's idea.
Lecture
Symposium
Discussion
32 ____ method is also called a plenary session
Lecture
Discussion
Field trip
33. ____ involves a large group discussion of topical issues to the participants
Symposium
Discussion
Lecture
34. Round table conference is usually composed of a small group between 3 to ___
participants
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35. Question and answer method is also called ____
Brainstorming session
Socratic method
Talk and chalk method
36. _____ are usually won or loss by participants group as judge by a panel on number of
criteria
Symposium
Socratic method
Debates
37. In ____ method, the domain of learning of interest is psychomotor.
Socratic
Brainstorming
Demonstration
38. _____ is an expression or experience through the medium of acting
Demonstration
Role play
Field trip
39. ____ method is mostly student centred
Demonstration
Discussion
Role play
40. All these are structure of stories except ___
Introduction
Development
Assessment
41. Characters, settings, plots and theme are ____ of a story
Conclusions
Element
Structure
42. ____ is a regular visit to a place of interest to the content of the curriculum.
Project method
Field trip
Take over
43. Examples of individualized instruction include distance education, project method and
____
Symposium
Tutoring
Field trip
44. There are ___ steps teachers should follow in going for an excursion
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