Curriculum and Inclusive Classroom
1. 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 ____
- Programme
- Syllabus
- Course
- Curriculum
2. Hidden curriculum –
- Is carefully planned
- Encourages learning from textbooks
- Indicates application of formal learning in
classroom
- May not be part of formal course of study
3. Two children having the same
disability
- Will always require the same intervention by the
teacher in the classroom
- May require different interventions by the teacher
in the classroom
- Will not require any intervention by the teacher in
the classroom
- Will require intervention by special educator only
in the classroom
4. 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 together and the system of teaching and
learning is suitably adapted
- Learn together and the system of teaching and
learning remains same
- Attend the same school but students with disability
learn in separate classrooms
- Learn in an integrated setting, will spend some
time in regular classroom
5. Which of the following
statements is not true for National Curriculum Framework (NCF) :
- It provides a set of educational aims in line with
the vision outlined in the National Policy on Education
- It provides guidance on the content to be included
in syllabus and textbooks,
- NCERT has been given the mandate to develop NCFs
- NCF do not have linkage with National level
educational policies.
6. The first and second
National Policies on Education in India were formulated in the years:
- 1967 and 1989
- 1966 and 1992
- 1968 and 1986
- 1986 and 2019
7. Which of the following would
be most useful for orientation and mobility training for a student with visual
disability?
- Verbal description of the learning activity
- Audio Clips
- Slate and Stylus for note-taking
- Tactile maps of the school building
8. Major concern of school
curriculum is
- To run the school smoothly
- Holistic Development of Children
- To make children happy
- Preparation of Children for the world of work
9. Learning Outcomes helps
teachers to–
- i) go beyond textbooks
- ii) plan lessons as per the textbook content
- iii) address the needs of all children
- iv) use multiple pedagogies in the classroom
- Which of the options support the above statement-?
- ii, iii and iv
- i, ii and iii
- i, ii and iv
- i, iii and iv
10. School Curriculum selects
its content from our-
- Nation
- Culture
- Region
- Families
11. Effectiveness of school
curriculum is determined by-
- Students' learning outcomes
- Teachers' competencies
- Community Participation
- School Leadership
12. School Curriculum reflects
culture of-
- School
- Society
- Locality
- Home
13. Components of Curriculum do
not include-
- Teaching Strategies
- Assessment and Evaluation
- Syllabus and Textbooks
- Recruitment and Transfer of Teachers
14. If a state adopts textbooks
developed by the NCERT, then teachers of this state need to focus on-
- Contextualisation of various concepts as per the
need of the children in the state
- Following the textbooks as they are
- Assessment of learning outcomes
- The old textbooks of the state
15. 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
16. Including children
belonging to socially disadvantaged groups (SDGs) will be beneficial for
- Mainstream school in neighbourhood
- Barrier free accessible school
- Equity based Inclusive schools
- Uniform
17. Right of Children to Free
and Compulsory Education (RTE) Act was enacted and came into force in the year;
- Enacted in the year 2009 and came into force from
April 2010
- Enacted in the year 2008 and came into force April
2009
- Enacted in the year 2009 and came into force from
April 2009
- Enacted in the year 2008 and came into force from
April 2010
18. 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
19. Inclusive education
- Includes teacher from marginalized groups
- Celebrates diversity in
the classroom
- Encourages strict admission procedures
- Only benefits children with special needs
20. Inclusive education is a
system of teaching and learning is suitably adapted to meet the learning needs
of …………
- children with disabilities
- children with and
without disabilities
- children without disabilities
- children with severe disabilities.
21. UDL works best with:
- Gifted Students
- Struggling Students
- Proficient Students
- Diverse Group of Students
22. To communicate with others,
alternative communication system helps
- Children with or without disability.
- Children with speech and language disability.
- Children with hearing disability.
- Children with deaf blindness
23. Learning Outcomes
articulates
- The developed knowledge, skills, personal-social
qualities and attitudes of learners after a scheduled course of teaching
learning activities.
- The process and procedure of assessment of learning
achievements after the targeted learning inputs.
- The predicted output of the subject contents to be
taught.
- The competency of the teachers to evaluate the
performances of learners.
24. Universal Design of
Learning (UDL) is designed to meet :
- The needs of all students
- Students with special needs
- Highly Gifted Students
- Students from marginalised groups
25. Which of the following is
not a component of the curriculum-?
- Design
- Assessment
- Teaching-Learning Process
- Objectives and Learning Outcomes
26. Teaching students belonging
to disadvantaged sections of society in neighbourhood schools with appropriate
support, is known as -
- Inclusive education
- Special education
- Integrated education
- Exclusive education
27. The arrangement of the
element of Curriculum is known as?
- Curriculum design
- Curriculum Foundation
- Curriculum construction
- Curriculum development
28. The real aim of assessment
is to _
- Enhance rote learning
- Conduct examination so that children may be
promoted to next class
- Identify the lacuna in learning and provide
required support
- Test academic knowledge of students
29. If a student asks a
question in the classroom, then it would be beneficial to
- Advise him/her to meet after the class
- Encourage to search answer independently
- Provide some reference to find out the answer.
- Answer the question & encourage asking more
questions.
30. Which of the following is
not important for creation of Inclusive classroom:
- Role of Teacher
- Support of parents
- Support of community
- Location of the school
31. The NEP 2020 proposes to
change existing design of school education from 10+2 to:
- 5+3+4
- 5+3+3+4
- 3+5+3+5
- None
32. Which of the following
statements is not valid for Curriculum
- It provides the vision for education at various
levels in India
- It is a set of planned activities designed to
implement the aims of education in schools.
- It evolves from National Curriculum Framework.
- It encompasses syllabus, textbooks, pedagogy and
assessment methods
33. Universal Design of
Learning does not require to
- Plan the activities ensuring the participation of
all children.
- Prepare teaching learning materials as per the
diverse needs of the learners.
- Exercise the flexible approach of teaching and
learning in the classrooms.
- Adapt or design learning especially for children
with specific learning needs.
34. Inclusive education is
based on the principle of :
- Social Entity
- Social Equity
- Social existence and globalisation
- World brotherhood
35. 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 6-14 years and till completion
of elementary education
- till the completion of primary education
irrespective of age
- between the age of 5-14 years and till completion
of elementary education
36. Features of good textbooks
are:
- They provide the content on the topics/themes
included in the syllabus.
- They are available in both printed and digital
forms
- They are learner friendly and reflective of the
perspective of National Curriculum Framework.
- They should contain more pictures and less text
37. Which of the following is
not a guiding principle of NCF 2005
- Connecting knowledge to life outside the school
- Ensuring that the learning is shifted away from
rote memory
- Making examinations more flexile
- Curriculum is text book centric
38. Which of the following
statements is NOT true for National Curriculum Framework (NCF)?
- The last NCF was formulated by NCERT in the year
2005
- Till now four NCFs have been formulated
- NCF provides guidance on the content to be included
in syllabus and textbooks,
- NCF does not have implications for higher education
39. The National Education
Policy 2020 (NEP 2020) proposes Inclusion Fund for children belonging to
different-
- Gender identities
- Socio-cultural identities
- Geographical identities
- Socio-economically disadvantaged groups
40. The second National Policy
on Education in India was formulated in:
- 1995
- 2004
- 1986
- 1971

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