What is the NCF 2005's position on the role of practical work and experimentation in science teaching?

Which of the following values is NOT emphasized in the NCF 2005's objectives for science teaching?

What is the NCF 2005's stance on the use of textbooks in science teaching?

NCF 2005 encourages a shift from 'teacher-centric' to what kind of learning design?

What does 'cognitive validity' in science education imply according to NCF 2005?

NCF 2005 views assessment as a process that should be:

According to NCF 2005, science education at the upper primary level should focus on:

The NCF 2005 states that science education should help in cultivating 'scientific temper'. This refers to:

NCF 2005's emphasis on 'environmental validity' in science education suggests that:

Which of the following is an example of 'process validity' in a physical science class?

According to NCF 2005, what is the role of the science teacher?

As per NCF 2005, the science curriculum at the primary level should integrate science with which other subject?

NCF 2005 emphasizes 'process validity' in science education. What does this mean?

Which of the following is NOT one of the five guiding principles for curriculum development in NCF 2005?

According to NCF 2005, a science curriculum should be 'historically valid'. What does this mean?

What is the primary goal of science education as per NCF 2005?

Among the principles of curriculum development which one cater to the requirements paused by environmental and individualistic differences?

Subject matter of Social Sciences includes:

(1) Study of Human Relationships

(ii) Study of Current Affairs

(iii) Pedagogical Issues

(iv) Social Environment

Meaning of Curriculum is:

Which of the following is NOT a characteristics of a good Social Science Text Book?

In the context of the NCF and KCF, inclusive education is best understood as :

A Universal Design for Learning (UDL) framework in inclusive classrooms aims to :

What is a major objective of curriculum reforms like NCF and KCF?

How does the historical evolution of a subject influence its modern curriculum relevance?

Name the new approach to curriculum transaction which was heavily influenced by the teachings of Paulo Freire :

NEP proposed that universal provisioning of quality early childhood development, care, and education must be achieved. What is the timeline for this?

National Education Policy 2020 replaced by a new pedagogical and curricular structure. What is the new curricular structure according to NEP A. 2020?

"The curriculum is a tool in the hands of the artist (teacher) to mold his material (the pupil) according to his ideals (objectives) in his studio (the school)", this statement is given by whom?

The principle of curriculum construction that enables learner to adjust with confronting situations is:

• Consider the following statements about NCF 2005;

1. NCF 2005 aims to foster the overall development of students (Holistic)

2. The framework emphasizes connecting learning to real-life situations and experiences outside the classroom

3. NCF 2005 aims to reduce the excessive burden of the curriculum and examinations

4. NCF 2005 advocates for shifts from teacher-centered to learner-centered approaches

Which one of the following option is right

Identify the curriculum in which a widening of subject matter in every years well as linkage is ensured for continuity of the topic :

Which of the following is a progressive curriculum approach?

A set of fundamental courses that all students are required to take in order to graduate from a particular school or program is:

According to the NCF 2005 how should the curriculum address the diversity of learners ?

According to NCF 2005 at what stage science should be introduced as composite subject and students should engage in systematic experimentation and projects

The term "curriculum" refers to :

Which of the following best describes the principle of integration in curriculum construction?

McCormack and yager's taxonomy emphasize creativity as a process that includes:

Which of the following is an example of assistive technology in an inclusive classroom?

What is the role of a teacher in an inclusive classroom?

Which international declaration emphasizes the importance of inclusive education?

What does the term “differentiated instruction” mean in inclusive education?

Which of the following is a key principle of inclusive education?

What is the primary aim of inclusive education?

Which of the following is a key characteristic of the issue-based curriculum in KCF 2007?

What is the main purpose of an issue-based curriculum as emphasized in the Kerala Curriculum Framework (KCF) 2007?

Which of the following is a focus of KCF 2007 in terms of environmental education?

Which of the following best describes the KCF 2007’s approach to language learning?

In the KCF 2007, how are co-curricular activities viewed?

Which of the following does KCF 2007 stress regarding curriculum content?