1 - "A problematic act carried to completion in its natural setting" is related to which philosophy of eduation?
Pragmatism
2 - "Belief in science and scientific knowledge", which Philosophy of Education focused on this knowledge?
Naturalism
3 - "Body is false and soul is true" which of following philosophy advocated this idea?
Idealism
4 - "Instead of working at separate subject, the pupils should be encouraged to draw freely upon all knowledge that is relevant to the activity in which they happen to be encouraged" is determined by:
Pragmatism
5 - "Man is responsible for his action or experience" is determined by which philosophy?
Existentialism
6 - "No faith in eternal truth" is declared in which educational philosophy?
Pragmatism
7 - "Purpose of evolution of society" is also the center of focus of_______?
Speculative philosophy
8 - "The best of art named as that of living is acquired by living and not by learning from books" who said?
Montanigue
9 - "The market place of daily life" is the main area of:
Pragmatists
10 - "The nature must be studied through observation and experimentation" is related to:
Realism
11 - "Things rather than word" is the watchword of which philosophy of eduation?
Realism
12 - "Thinking about the several aspects of human personality" is the core figure in ______philosophy.
Speculative philosophy
13 - "What can't be thought, can't be real", said by:
Idealism
14 - "What is good or bad?" which of the following styles of Philosophy deals with this question?
Prescriptive philosophy
15 - "You can't trust your senses, they are unreliable." said by:
Idealism
16 - "Your thoughts control your reality", said by:
Idealism
17 - ______ philosophy restores man to his proper place and educational institutions become places for learning and creating values like truth, beauty and goodness.
Idealism
18 - ______, a great exponent of Idealism, conceives of the curriculum from the point of view of ideas.
Plato
19 - _________being an abstract, however, it is forceful entity and prescribes for the organization of a curriculum for the achievement of its aims.
Philosophy
20 - _________of discipline provides maximum freedom to Children and creates many opportunities to have self-control, the inner discipline and co-existence.
A,B & C
21 - ________doesn't explain what to teach and who should decide this, yet, he doesn't give students a voice in to debate.
Essentialist
22 - ________is an important means for the realization of Educational Aims.
Textbooks
23 - _______accepts restrain on freedom. It requires that teacher to present good examples.
Idealism
24 - _______are pivot to both the learning experiences and evaluation.
Objectives
25 - _______as the value related to it is the primary factoring education.
Human existence
26 - _______believe in the fullest development of personality of an individual.
Idealists
27 - _______education stresses almost character-Formation and building.
Idealistic
28 - _______implications are given special attention in the preparation of a textbook and the selection of the content.
Philosophical
29 - _______is a process of determining the extent to which the aims and objectives are being attained.
Evaluation
30 - _______is a process of determining the extent to which the aims and objectives are being attained.
Evaluation
31 - _______is the integral part of any education system in the world.
Evaluation
32 - _______lay more emphasis on the study of Functional Subjects such as language, social studies, general science and various activities.
Pragmatists
33 - _______Philosophy evaluates various Social Values?
Prescriptive philosophy
34 - _______takes into account the growth of the child as a whole individual and his total environment.
Evaluation
35 - ______also favored home education the best rather than school education.
Existentialism
36 - ______being the content of education may be deemed as the practical side of Philosophy.
Curriculum
37 - ______emphasize on the complete development of human personality.
Idealism
38 - ______has a significant place in the Idealistic method of teaching.
Experience
39 - ______is in the behind necessary aspect of every type of curriculum.
Philosophy
40 - ______philosophy is concerned with developing theories.
Speculative philosophy
41 - ______propounds the belief that man cannot accept the ready-made concepts of existence which forced upon him.
Existentialism
42 - ______reflects the philosophy of life. It also reflects the philosophical pre-possessions or particular ideologies.
Discipline
43 - ______scheme of education by and large pays less attention to physical, industrial, social and electronic environment of today.
Idealism
44 - ______upholds belief in science and scientific knowledge.
Naturalism
45 - _____is not decided to accept the existence of an infinite or absolute mind as the Idealism does.
Realism
46 - _____may leads to a rigid and often totalitarian social order.
Idealism
47 - _____over-emphasized Humanities and under-rated the study of science and technology.
Idealism
48 - _____sets no obtainable goals and there cannot be a final goal.
Idealism
49 - _____should be in accordance with the prevailing accepted social ideals, norms and standards.
Textbook
50 - A belief prevalent in the past such as: "Spare the rod and spoil the child" reflects a ________contextually.
Philosophy
51 - A good ______must reflect the prevailing values in life fixed by Philosophy.
Textbook
52 - A Reconstructionist teacher focuses on:
All of the above
53 - A_______is guided by a particular philosophy of eduation.
Teacher
54 - According to ______, there is no absolute good and evil in the world.
Naturalism
55 - According to _______, 'whatever fulfills man' s desires, aims and develops his life, is true in sense. Truth is that generally, which provides satisfaction when it put in practice?'
Pragmatism
56 - According to _______a teacher should inspire, influence and moulds his students to become spiritual beings.
Idealism
57 - According to _____body is false & mortal whereas soul is true and immortal.
Idealism
58 - According to critics, what has the major contribution of Pragmatism in educational?
The project method
59 - According to Idealism _____.
All of the above
60 - According to Idealism the teacher considered to be an _______to be emulated by his students.
Ideal person
61 - According to Idealism, discipline is not to be imposed on students. The_____has only to help them to develop Self-discipline and through that self-realization.
Idealism
62 - According to Idealism, Education is a process in which "the educator as well as educed is working out his ______."
Salivation
63 - According to Idealism, simple living and high thinking should be the aim of ________?
Education
64 - According to Idealists, the development of personality means achievement of ______.
Perfection
65 - According to perrenialism, Education is not imitation of life but_______?
Preparation for it
66 - According to Philosophy of Naturalism, heredity and environment effect______?
Personality
67 - According to Pragmatism, at Elementary stage what are the activities included to teach?
All of the above
68 - According to Pragmatism, the powerful and cooperative activities create virtues in children:
All of these
69 - According to Realism, which provides the best educational result for a selected pupil?
Right subjects
70 - According to Rousseau who is an eminent exponent of Naturalistic Philosophy of Education, that Training of Senses of child starts at which of the Age-group?
5-12 years
71 - According to Rousseau, in which of the following Age-group should be given Negative Education?
1-5 years
72 - According to Sense Realism, instructions should be given through which of the following teaching method?
All of these
73 - According to the modern critics and researchers, which philosophy is considered as a modern youngest philosophy?
Existentialism
74 - According to the philosophy of ______, values are pre-existing, ultimate and unchanging.
Idealism
75 - According to the philosophy of _______, man is free agent: free in the choice of his ends and means to realize them.
Idealism
76 - According to the philosophy of _______man is essentially a spiritual being: and his spirituality alone distinguishes him from animals. His spirit alone enables him to control his environment.
Idealism
77 - According to the philosophy of Idealism what is the highest knowledge?
A,B&C
78 - According to The Philosophy of Naturalism,curriculum should be divided into how many levels?
Two
79 - According to the philosophy of Naturalism:
All of the above
80 - According to the philosophy of Pragmatism, who encourages self-education on the part of his students?
Teacher
81 - According to the philosophy of Realism, a teacher has a:
Dual personality
82 - According to the philosophy of Realism, the physical world is objective and _____?
Factual
83 - According to which educational philosophy, that scientific knowledge is final?
Naturalism
84 - According to which educational philosophy, the highest knowledge is that of self or that of divine, cosmic or spiritual life. That leads to the freedom of mind?
Idealism
85 - According to which of the following philosophy 'a teacher is a co-worker with God in perfecting man?'
Idealism
86 - According to which of the following philosophy believes that teachers who think that they may do without a philosophy of life render their methods of teaching ineffective?
Pragmatism
87 - According to which of the following philosophy, "Values not change over time as its related truth not change?"
Idealism
88 - According to which of the following practitioner of Philosophy advocated that mind has been in the course of evolution and is also a part of the universe?
Realism
89 - According to which philosophy of eduation "Body is false and Mind is true?"
Idealism
90 - According to which philosophy of eduation "Ultimate reality is spiritualism?"
Idealism
91 - According to which philosophy of eduation, the curriculum must reflect the capitalized knowledge and experience of the race?
Idealism
92 - According to which philosophy of eduation, the process of education must lead to the deepest spiritual insight and to the highest moral and spiritual conduct?
Idealism
93 - According to which Philosophy of Education: 'children should have a free choice of activities to gain first - hand experience?'
Naturalism
94 - According to which philosophy 'reality is constantly changing?'
Pragmatists
95 - According to which philosophy Schools run on Democratic Lines?
Progressivism
96 - According to which philosophy, experimental knowledge is real?
Progressivism
97 - According to which philosophy, man creates his own values during the course of activity. There are no fixed values for all times even the truths are man made things?
Pragmatism
98 - According to which philosophy, man is essentially a moral being, it requires that moral, intellectual and aesthetic aspects of his personality should be promoted?
Philosophy of Idealism
99 - According to whom education should be given through mother tongue and through sense training?
Realists
100 - According to whom, "A teacher is a friend, a Philosopher and a guide?"
Pragmatism
101 - According to whom, that the highest idea of life was the attainment of the highest good or God?
Plato
102 - According to whom, the study of classical language is an inadequate preparation for the real life of the society?
Social Realism
103 - According to_______, Education should help the child in self-preservation.
Naturalism
104 - Active involvement of students is very essential in :
Philosophy of Progressivism
105 - Aesthetics activities proposed the study of :
A&B
106 - Aesthetics is concerned with beauty and enjoyment. It asks questions like:
All of the above
107 - Aim of is self-expression according to ______?
Naturalism
108 - All education is pleasant according to which philosophy of eduation?
Naturalism
109 - All values are inherent in human nature and they change with the change of time, according to which philosophy?
Naturalism
110 - An Idealistic Teacher utilizes which method of teaching in the class room?
All of these
111 - Analytical philosophy is related to _______?
Epistemology
112 - Another name of Metaphysics is:
Ontology
113 - Area that deals with reality in philosophy is called?
Ontology
114 - Area that deals with values in philosophy ia called?
Axiology
115 - As a philosophy Realism is completely opposed to the ________of Berkley and Kant.
Subjective Idealism
116 - As Naturalism advocates the educational field by protesting against the training of children into artificial environment, similarly, realism centers the field as a protest against the narrowness of the______, sophisticated and abstruse curricula.
Bookish
117 - At what Age-group, The child learns Discipline through Natural Consequences, according to the Naturalistic Philosophy of Education?
5-12 years
118 - Axiology asks the following questions like:
Both A&B
119 - Axiology divided into how many classifications?
Two
120 - Axiology is an important branch of Philosophy which always focuses on the:
All of the above
121 - Axiology is divided into:
Both A&B
122 - Child should be given negative education', it was recommended by which philosophy?
Naturalism
123 - Computer literacy is very important in:
Essentialism
124 - Critics viewed about which philosophy that it is a backward looking approach that ignores realities of the contemporary world?
Perrennailsm
125 - Curriculum also remains confined to booklets on____?
Syllabus
126 - Curriculum of ______primarily consists of "Humanities or Cultural studies."
Idealism
127 - Desirable models of behaviors of a society are called?
Values
128 - Determining beauty of objects and judgment is related to :
Aesthetics
129 - Determining right and wrong, and Good & Bad is related to :
Ethics
130 - Discipline is essential thing in the_______ classroom for learning facts.
Perennialist
131 - Education being a planned and purposeful activity has manifold _____?
All of these
132 - Education comes through the contact of man with things is called?
Social Realism
133 - Education should aim at the redirection and sublimation of child's instincts, was related to _____?
Naturalists
134 - Emphasize is taken on thinking deeply and analytically in:
Philosophy of Perenialism
135 - Enjoyment of leisure be taken an important place in the scheme of education which should be the lasting experience is related to _____?
Philosophy of Naturalism
136 - Epistemology always covers and discusses the_______of knowledge.
All of the above
137 - Epistemology always revolves/explore around the following question?
All of these questions are center of focus in Epistemology
138 - Epistemology deals with_____ in philosophy.
Knowledge
139 - Essentialism aims to transmit:
All of the above
140 - Essentialism currently:
All of the above
141 - Ethics and Aesthetics are the components of :
Axiology
142 - Ethics and Aesthetics are the primary component of which educational philosophy?
Axiology
143 - Existentialism always focuses on:
All of the above
144 - Existentialism emphasizes which of the following methodology?
All of the above
145 - Existentialism is:
Both A&B
146 - Existentialists favoured the________approach to teaching mostly.
Socratic
147 - For Realism, reality is objective rather than____?
Subjective
148 - Higher Education has an inappropriate emphasize on developing learner's skills in:
Perenialism
149 - History should be taught to the students at which Age-group?
15-20 years
150 - Humanistic Realism focuses around old literature and study of______?
Classics
151 - Idealism believes in _____?
A,B&C
152 - Idealism gives an important position to the ______in the educative process.
Teacher
153 - Idealism lays emphasize on _____?
B&C
154 - Idealism recommends a happy blending of individual and social aims of _______?
Education
155 - Ideas are the only reliable form in:
Idealism
156 - In Existentialism, who is central than teacher?
Child
157 - In Existentialism, who is facilitator not a didactic authority?
Teacher
158 - In Idealistic Philosophy the place of "violation" in ______is highly valued.
Discipline
159 - In Naturalism, generally, the curriculum should be according to the _______of the child.
Psychology
160 - In Perenialism, which education is the diluted part of the curriculum?
Vocational education
161 - In Perenialism, which subjects have granted higher value?
All of the above
162 - In Pragmatic philosophy of eduation a teacher is as:
Facilitator
163 - In Pragmatism, the field of Agriculture for boys and what is the specific prescribed field for girls?
Home-economics
164 - In Progressivism students would be allowed to develop naturally;
All of the above
165 - In the philosophy of Naturalism, teacher is a _______who provides educational environment.
Manager
166 - In the philosophy of Pragmatism:
All of the above
167 - In which educational philosophy, pupils are engaged in thinking beyond rote memorization?
Perenialism
168 - In which educational philosophy, the job of pupils is to listen and to learn?
Essentialism
169 - In which of the following philosophy, a teacher teach the whole class, not just particular subjects such as:Mathematics or Urdu etc?
Existentialism
170 - In which philosophy teachers are prohibited to call children as "Lazy", "Slow learner" etc?
Existentialism
171 - In which philosophy, pupil says, "it is my life, I shall do what I want?"
Existentialism
172 - In which philosophy, students construct knowledge from what they see, hear and do?
Progressivism
173 - In which philosophy, traditional methods such as direct instruction and Socratic Method are used?
Essentialism
174 - Individual make their own realities through the side of which philosophy?
Existentialism
175 - Individuality of Man' has given great importance in philosophy of?
Existentialism
176 - Individuality of man is the Supreme focal concerned in:
Existentialism
177 - Instilling the virtues of discipline and have work in:
Essentialism
178 - Instructions of an Idealist Teacher is_____.
Teacher centered
179 - Intellectual activities are represented by subjcts such as:
All of these included
180 - It is often criticized that Existentialist philosophy' terminologies are very ambiguous and unclear in very sense, such as:
All of the above
181 - It was considered very important that the students must be prepared for social revolution in which philosophy?
Reconstructionism
182 - J.J. Rousseau was interested in:
Both A&B
183 - Jean Paul Sartre is a 20th century existentialist philosopher. He belongs to which country?
French writer
184 - John Dewey was an American Philosophy who suggested the term "Reconstructionism" in his book?
Reconstruction in Philosophy
185 - Knowledge is not gained from books or written materials but by infact doing things. Who advocated this idea of learning?
Pragmatism
186 - Man can't accept ready made concept of existence in:
Existentialism
187 - Mechanization and impersonality should be counteracted in school of?
Existentialism
188 - Metaphysics deals with the nature of ______.
Reality
189 - Mind and spirit are essential elements of focus in which philosophy of eduation?
Idealism
190 - Modifying instructions to accommodate individuals' differences is not the top priority of :
Essentialism
191 - Moral activities are stressed to learn:
All of these included
192 - Moral judgment is set according to the fitness of individual not by traditional standards in philosophy?
Existentialism
193 - Mostly Sense Realism advocates which method of teaching/education?
Observation
194 - Naturalism advocates:
All of the above
195 - Naturalism always stresses on:
All of the above
196 - Naturalism gives central position to the _____?
Children/Students
197 - Naturalism is a type of Metaphysics which takes ______as the whole reality.
Nature
198 - Naturalists believed in the idea of discipline by______?
Natural consequences
199 - Naturalists believed that education should generate happiness and ______for the growing children.
Healthy mood
200 - Naturalists recommended that sciences should not be taught formally in the classrooms but it should be imparted in the field and_____?
Through exploration
201 - Negation of fixed aims of Education, is related to:
Pragmatism
202 - Negative Education be given to child in Naturalism at age-1 to______?
12 years
203 - Ontology is also recognized as:
Metaphysics
204 - Paulo Freire (1921-1997) and other critical theorists, such as social Deconstructionists have believed that system must be changed to cover come oppression and improve human conditions. This dictum of change related to the philosophy of?
Reconstructionism
205 - Perenialism uses what method of teaching in the classroom?
Socratic Dialogue method
206 - Philosophy becomes Speculative when we have some questions raised in our thinking about ultimate Nature: ______?
All of the above
207 - Philosophy formulates the aims of education based upon deep insight and fundamental ____?
Thinking
208 - Philosophy gives _____to human experience.
Meaning
209 - Philosophy is an attempt to answer all the questions of____?
Life
210 - Philosophy of Naturalism focuses on:
All of the above
211 - Philosophy of Pragmatism favors which methods of teaching?
Learning by doing method
212 - Philosophy of Pragmatism is related to which country?
America
213 - Philosophy of Progressivism today focuses on:
All of the above
214 - Philosophy of Reconstructionism always emphasize:
Building a just society
215 - Philosophy of Reconstructionism is in favor of _____?
Both A&B
216 - Philosophy of Reconstructionism prepare students for_____?
Social Revolution
217 - Philosophy of Reconstructionism provides ______environment.
Democratic
218 - Philosophy which stress "Mind over matter" is called?
Idealism
219 - Pragmatic curriculum is:
Utilitarian
220 - Pragmatism also advocated _______through participation in cooperative activities in the school society.
Social-discipline
221 - Pragmatism deals all round development of an individual by physically, mentally, social, morally and______?
Aesthetically
222 - Pragmatism doesn't favor for:
Fixing curriculum in advance
223 - Pragmatism emphasizes on :
A,B, & C
224 - Pragmatism emphasizes on Reconstruction of ______?
Experience
225 - Pragmatism favors:
A flexible and changing curriculum
226 - Pragmatism ignores subjects and activities such as:
All of the above
227 - Pragmatism is an extremely :
Utilitarian
228 - Pragmatism neglects old and traditional methods of teaching. It utilizes:
Experimenting with new methods
229 - Pragmatism stresss on the following phenomenons?
All of the above
230 - Pragmatism stresss on:
All of the above
231 - Pragmatism uses which methods to solve the educational problems?
Project method
232 - Prescriptive philosophy always deals with _____?
All of the above
233 - Prescriptive Philosophy asks/follows the question of:
A,B & C
234 - Prescriptive Philosophy aslo called _____?
A&B
235 - Prescriptive philosophy is related to ______?
Axiology
236 - Process of knowing is more important than product in:
Progressivism
237 - Progressivism also can be referred as:
Both A&B
238 - Progressivism focuses on:
Both A&B
239 - Rationalism is associated with which of the following philosophy?
Idealism
240 - Realism describes that there is a true reality out side the_____for responding to our conception and perception.
Mind
241 - Realism in education and it dominated the education thought and practice in______?
17th century
242 - Realistic movement evolved gradually and assumed how many forms?
Four
243 - Rigorous common core of traditional courses is taught to the students in:
Essentialism
244 - Self-expression, not self-realization, is an important aim of_______?
Naturalistic Education
245 - Self-imposed or Militant discipline proposed by:
Both A&B
246 - Self-preservation includes :
Both A&B
247 - Soren Kierkegaard is an 19th century existentialist philosopher. Who belongs to which country?
Danish philosopher
248 - Soren Kierkegaard presented the dilemma of the _______more than a century ago.
Individual man
249 - Speculative philosophy always deals with _____.
Developing theories
250 - Speculative philosophy is related to _____?
Ontology
251 - Spirit/soul is not real, material is real, which philosophy of eduation advocated this belief?
Naturalism
252 - Students choose curriculum for self-directed learning in which philosophy of eduation?
Existentialism
253 - Students trust that the teacher knows best in which educational philosophy?
Essentialism
254 - Study of Reality or nature of Existence is called?
Ontology
255 - Teacher dispenses knowledge and students absorb that knowledge in which philosophy of eduation?
Perennialism
256 - Teacher dispenses the knowledge of traditional subjects and pupils observed in the philosophy of?
Essentialism
257 - Teacher encourages his pupils to utilize their mind and develop the power of reasoning in which philosophy of eduation?
Perenialism
258 - Teacher is dominant and prominent throughout the classroom in the philosophy of _____?
Perennialism
259 - Teacher is dominant in_____. He is also a co-worker with God in perfecting man.
Idealism
260 - Teacher is the only one source in classroom who stresses on choices, which philosophy has given this freedom?
Existentialism
261 - Textbooks also reflect the ______.
All of the above
262 - Textbooks always reflect______ approach to curriculum.
Philosophical
263 - Textbooks must be written in accordance with the philosophy of the______background of a society or nation.
AB&C
264 - The best aim of individual's life is "to be that which on truly is," according to:
Soren Kierkegaard
265 - The child experiences and learns certain principles, skills and methods not formally but he learns:
Incidentally
266 - The child prepare himself to be a father, at which of the following Age-group according to the philosophy of Naturalism?
20-25 years
267 - The child should be given Negative Education, according to Rousseau from age-group 1 year to_____?
Upto 12 years
268 - The child should be provided a real and purposeful task to carry out in natural setting. This idea is presented by which philosophy?
Pragmatism
269 - The child should be provided a real situation so that he can learn or solve the problems practically. Which philosophy presents this idea of learning?
Pragmatism
270 - The child should be the object before the words or objects through the words is related to:
Sense Realism
271 - The concept of Truth is 'what works' is related to which philosophy?
Pragmatism
272 - The curriculum of Existentialism focuses on:
Individual and relationship
273 - The essence of Naturalism lies in providing natural ________to the Children/Students.
Environment
274 - The great didactic book by John Amos Comenius represents:
Scientific Realism
275 - The great Greek Idealist Plato, however, who advocated the Socratic Method that is:
Dialectics
276 - The Humanities and cultural activities have no room in __________scheme of education.
Pragmatic
277 - The idea such as: 'you can't know something that you not experienced" is related to which philosophy of eduation?
Pragmatism
278 - The Idealists lays stress on ______?
Self-discipline
279 - The inherent or spiritual values, according to Plato are:
All of the above
280 - The knowledge of traditional subjects is worth for?
Essentialism
281 - The movement of Realism can be divided later in form of:
All of the above
282 - The naturalistic school of Philosophy leads to the doctrine of ' ______.'
The natural man
283 - The Naturalists advocated discipline by:
Natural consequences
284 - The Naturalists advocated which of the following method of Teaching (education)?
Play way
285 - The philosophers of Naturalism, focus on _____rather than for Arts at higher stage of education.
Sciences
286 - The Philosophy of Essentialism focuses on essential information and?
Values of past
287 - The Philosophy of Perenialism focuses on:
All of the above
288 - The Philosophy of Perenialism is:
Both A and B
289 - The Philosophy of Pragmatism emphasizes on:
All of the above
290 - The Philosophy of Pragmatism puts more emphasize on the:
All of the above
291 - The Philosophy of Realism emphasizes _______in education.
Objectivity
292 - The Philosophy of Realism, regards the personal wants as:
All of these
293 - The Philosophy which stresses Human development according to environment is referred as:
Pragmatism
294 - The principle of integration is focused while finalizing the curriculum in:
Pragmatism
295 - The Realism as movement started from 16th century and developed in the______witnessed great inventions and epoch making discoveries.
17th century
296 - The solution of problems through scientific method is proposed by which philosophical thoughts?
Pragmatism
297 - The students learn passively by sitting in their desks and listening to the teacher in philosophy of:
Essentialism
298 - The students of the philosophy of Perrennailsm, focuse three types of exercises like:
Reason, memory and will
299 - The subjects should be taught at _____level which will help the child in training his senses.
First level
300 - The subjects which have linkage with physical and natural environment should be taught at______level.
Second level
301 - The task of epistemology is to consider what is meant by the psychological concepts as:
All of these
302 - The teacher is a friend and a Helper in:
Pragmatism
303 - The teacher is in a position to foster individual's growth in which philosophy?
Existentialism
304 - The Teacher is in the foreground and is the center of attention in philosophy of?
Existentialism
305 - The teacher is the authority and he establishes rules in the philosophy of?
Essentialism
306 - The term "Examination" which was mainly based on essay and measured only the______.
Factual knowledge
307 - The term Examination was replaced by the new term _______.
Evaluation
308 - The training of intellect starts at which age - group, according to Naturalism?
12-15 years
309 - The Vocational Education is not encouraged in the philosophy of?
Essentialism
310 - There are basically two sides of Philosophy, one is Theory and the other is ______.
Practice
311 - There are how many areas of Philosophy of Education?
Three
312 - There are how many sides of Philosophy?
Two
313 - There are how many stages in Project Method?
Five
314 - There are how many styles of Philosophy?
Three
315 - There are 'No ultimate values', this philosophical concept is related to which philosophy?
Pragmatism
316 - Traditional academic subjects and modern technology is considered valuable in?
Essentialism
317 - Traditional subjects of study are emphasized by whom?
Perenialism
318 - True philosophy is that which provides helpful solution of practical problems of life. Who proposed that about a philosophy should be like that?
Pragmatism
319 - Truth, goodness & beauty: these three values determine three types of activities?
Intellectual, Aesthetics and Moral
320 - Turth is always recognized as continuously being changed and tested rather than a stable body of knowledge" is related to:
Pragmatism
321 - Ultimate Reality is Spiritualism is related to Philosophy of _____?
Idealism
322 - Ultimate Reality is Spiritualism is related to Philosophy of _____?
Idealism
323 - Using laboratory, experimental instructional methods, field trips, cooperative problems solving, simulations, tips and problems solving methods in which philosophy?
Progressivism
324 - Usually a philosophy can be Prescriptive and________?
Speculative
325 - Values are real and unchanging, is the major idea of ______.
Idealism
326 - What are the aims of education according to the philosophy of Realism?
All of these included
327 - What are the basic aims of education of Idealism?
All of these
328 - What are the fundamental principles of Pragmatism?
All of the above
329 - What are the major aspects that on "Right Subjects" paid attention to?
All of the above
330 - What are the right subjects in the philosophy of Realism?
Gives the best educational results
331 - What are the three basic areas of Philosophy of Education?
Ontology, Epistemology, Axiology
332 - What is called the philosophy of common sense and also the philosophy of science?
Realism
333 - What is favorite teaching method of an Idealist Teacher?
Lecture method
334 - What is fifth and last stage of the Project Method?
Evaluation and judgment of its utility
335 - What is fourth stage of the Project Method?
The actual execution of the plans
336 - What is impractical and inapplicable in Existentialism in an industrial society?
The educational methods
337 - What is included in the curriculum of Idealistic Philosophy of Eduation?
All of these included
338 - What is included in the curriculum of Perenialism?
All of these
339 - What is included in the curriculum of Progressivism?
All of the above
340 - What is learned rather then how it is learned, is the primary focus of?
Essentialism
341 - What is the basis of all education, according to Naturalism?
Instincts
342 - What is the brach or area of Philosophy which deals with the nature of Reality?
Ontology
343 - What is the brach/area of Philosophy which deals with the nature of Values?
Axiology
344 - What is the chief function of a Pragmatic Teacher in learning process?
To create real life situation
345 - What is the difference between knowing and believing? This question is mainly focused in which philosophy of eduation?
Epistemology
346 - What is the first stage of Project Method?
The teacher provides a real situation
347 - What is the important teaching method of Naturalists?
Role playing
348 - What is the meaning of 'Back to Basics?'
Promotion of reasoning
349 - What is the primary aim of a Realist Teacher?
A,B&C
350 - What is the question, which advocated by the philosophy of Ontology?
What is reality?
351 - What is the second stage of Project Method?
Chose the project
352 - What is the setting which causes the proper development of the child can take place?
Natural environment
353 - What is the stage of training of intellect, according to Naturalism?
Age-group 12 to 20 years
354 - What is the teaching method follwed by Pragmatists in educational process?
All of these
355 - What is the watchword of Naturalistic Philosophy of Education?
Freedom
356 - What is third stage of the Project Method?
Plans for the execution of the selected project
357 - What isbthe basic principle of Naturalistic Education?
All of the above
358 - What was the discipline determined by the philosophy of Pragmatism?
Both A&B
359 - Which are subjects, at later stage provided to learn?
All of these are included in the curriculum of Pragmatism
360 - Which are the major areas of discussion in Ontology?
All of these
361 - Which branch or area of Philosophy that dealt with the nature of Knowledge?
Epistemology
362 - Which is the oldest Western Philosophy?
Idealism
363 - Which is the teaching method utilized by Realism Education?
All of these
364 - Which method of teaching in classroom is practiced by Existentialist?
Child centered approach according to the interest of the children
365 - Which of the following exponent believed in freedom of man and his self-direction?
All of the above
366 - Which of the following form of Realism advocated the Participation in active social life, which can be acquired through social contacts with people, through travels?
Social Realism
367 - Which of the following form of Realism, emphasizes nature's law and phenomena not to the classics or social contacts, the basis of education must be physical and its laws?
Sense Realism
368 - Which of the following is the fundamental principle of Pragmatism?
All of the above
369 - Which of the following is the philosophy of education that de-emphasizes experiences?
Idealism
370 - Which of the following Philosophers recommended Project, Problem Solving Methods, Socialized Techniques and other activities as the teaching strategies?
Pragmatists
371 - Which of the following philosophies regards teacher as a stage manager who has to provide an educational environment?
Naturalism
372 - Which of the following Philosophy emphasizes present experience, interest and activities?
Naturalism
373 - Which of the following philosophy has the "Aims of life is self - realization?"
Idealism
374 - Which of the following philosophy is anti-intellectual?
Pragmatism
375 - Which of the following philosophy is the modern 20th century philosophy?
Existentialism
376 - Which of the following Philosophy of Education has proposed that 'Senses are the gateways of knowledge?'
Naturalism
377 - Which of the following Philosophy of Education stresses more on Education which should be practical and utilitarian?
Realism
378 - Which of the following Philosophy of Education, Neglects children's psychological nature?
Idealism
379 - Which of the following philosophy prefers instinctive judgments and primitive emotions as the basis for action to reflection?
Naturalism
380 - Which of the following Philosophy proposed that education must equip the child to struggle to exist?
Naturalism
381 - Which of the following Philosophy proposed, 'everything comes from nature and return to it?'
Naturalism
382 - Which of the following philosophy proposed, 'Philosophy is thinking what to do in a life situation and it is brought into existence when problems occur?'
Pragmatism
383 - Which of the following philosophy's practitioners favoured Lecture Method & Discussion Method?
Idealists
384 - Which of the following were emphasized on higher values of life and prescribed the study of Ethics, Religion, Logic, humanities, and Literature?
Idealists
385 - Which of the philosophy is expensive and need overhauling?
Pragmatism
386 - Which Philosophy demonstrates learning through practice or experiments?
Pragmatism
387 - Which Philosophy denies the Spiritual cultural values?
Pragmatism
388 - Which Philosophy describes "the aim of education is not to produce a scholar or a professional man, but to produce a man world of affairs?
Realism
389 - Which Philosophy describes that "Existence is Ultimate?"
Existentialism
390 - Which Philosophy emphasizes on old things that repeated again and again?
Perrennailsm
391 - Which Philosophy is called the most inflexible & conservative philosophy in education?
Perenialism
392 - Which Philosophy is related to human choice and responsibility?
Existentialism
393 - Which Philosophy is related to human choices and responsibilities?
Existentialism
394 - Which philosophy of eduation raised the dictum of "Things as they are and as they are likely to be encountered in life rather than in words?"
Realism
395 - Which Philosophy of Education gives too much importance to the teachers?
Idealism
396 - Which Philosophy presents that there is 'No ultimate values?'
Existentialism
397 - Which Philosophy proposed 'Teaching is a performance that evokes students leaning?'
Existentialism
398 - Which Philosophy represents American social background and as such, it is less practicable in Indian schools?
Pragmatism
399 - Which Philosophy Teaches students how to make decisions?
Reconstructionism
400 - Which Philosophy view knowledge as an unchanging phenomena?
Perrennailsm
401 - Which school of Philosophy maintained that all systems of ideas are subject to verification by consequences?
Realism
402 - Which school of Philosophy of Education proposed that 'Geography should be learned in school journey and actual excursions, rather than taught from books and maps?
Realism
403 - Which style of philosophy holds/explore the view "What is the Purpose of creation of man?"
Speculative philosophy
404 - Who "stresses action rather than reflection?"
Pragmatism
405 - Who are the main exponents of this view: 'the education should be an autonomous development of individuality as an important goal of education?'
Both A&B
406 - Who argued that human life has no purpose: existence is Ultimate and that we must choose, by choosing, we become ourselves?
Jean Paul Sartre
407 - Who believed in democracy in education or democratic education?
Pragmatists
408 - Who believed that growth of human personality takes place because of interaction with environment?
Pragmatist
409 - Who believes that the chief aim of education is the fullest development of the child?
Naturalism
410 - Who believes that the fittest alone should survive?
Naturalism
411 - Who creates his/her own reality, according to Existentialism?
Individual
412 - Who define Realism as 'the aim of new realism is to expound a philosophy which is not inconsistent with the fact of common life and with the development in physical science?'
John Ruskin
413 - Who defines Pragmatic philosophy in these words: "I affirm that the term 'Pragmatic' means only the rules of referring all thinking, all reflective consideration, to consequence for final meaning and test?"
John Dewey
414 - Who defines the aims of education in the following words: "the aims of education is the formation of complete man, skilled in art and industry", then the development of the whole man, physically, morally and intellectually?
Rabelais
415 - Who described that education should enable an individual to live in harmony with his surroundings. This process will ensure his/her health and happiness.
Naturalists
416 - Who does not believe in Idealistic unreal theory, which has no relation to current life?
Realist
417 - Who emphasize the selection of "right" subjects in the curriculum?
Realists
418 - Who emphasized more the value of direct studies of man and things, also advocated a period of travel and grand to, which will give real experience of varied aspects of life?
Realists
419 - Who favors "Bookish knowledge?"
Idealism
420 - Who favors the truth of life and aim of life is the development from the present systematic life?
Realist
421 - Who has been defined Philosophy as an increasing effort to discern the general truth that lies behind the particular facts to discern also reality that lies behind appearance? "
T. Raymont
422 - Who has the primary concern to create suitable environment for the sake of influence the development of an individual?
Idealists
423 - Who is called the Father of Existentialism?
Soren Kierkegaard
424 - Who is emphasized on freedom of choice of curriculum?
Existentialists
425 - Who is the exponent of Philosophy of Reconstructionism?
All of the above
426 - Who is the great exponent of Existentialism?
All of these
427 - Who is the major exponent of the Philosophy of Naturalism?
J.J. Rousseau
428 - Who is the major proponent of Perenialism?
All of these
429 - Who lay more stress on Motivation, Direct experiences and on maintaining interests of the child?
Naturalism
430 - Who lays emphasize on the value of experimentation?
Pragmatism
431 - Who opposes Formalism and Artificiality in philosophy by its practical consequences?
Pragmatism
432 - Who prepares pupils rationally and spiritually?
Perenialists
433 - Who proposed those experiences and subjects which gisve due consideration to the present experiences, activities, and interests of the child. Also their primary aim is physical sciences & direct experiences?
Naturalists
434 - Who recommended realistic and useful aims of education?
Realism
435 - Who said that Philosophy is an attempt to think truly about human experiences as a whole and to make our whole experience intelligible?
Brightman
436 - Who said, "Knowledge comes primarily through senses?"
Munro
437 - Who said, "Man is essential born good. It is the society that makes him bad?"
J.J. Rousseau
438 - Who said, "Naturalism is term loosely applied in educational theory to system of training that or not dependent on school and books actual life of the educated?"
J.S.Ross
439 - Who said, "Naturalism is the doctrine that separates nature from God, subordinates spirit to matter and sets up unchangeable laws as Supreme?"
James Ward
440 - Who said, "therefore, a complete and generous education that which fits a man to perform skillfully, justly, and magnanimously fall the officers, both private and public, of peace and war?"
Milton
441 - Who said, 'Man must accept the existence of God by faith, even if it is difficult to uphold it by reason?
Soren Kierkegaard
442 - Who said, 'Philosophy and Education are Two sides of a coin?'
J. Ross
443 - Who says, 'Philosophy in order to Philosophy, should have meaning and utility in the solution of human problems. It should of human problems and in influencing the conduct of life and not a passive enquiry or contemplation? "
John Dewey
444 - Who taken to be the main founder of Existentialism?
Soren Kierkegaard
445 - Who was advocated that education should be geared to the fulfillment of economic needs of the child?
Naturalism
446 - Who was favored inner discipline (discipline of mind/intellect)?
Idealist
447 - Who was presented Social Realism?
Montaingue
448 - Who was stated, "The aim of learning must be practical mastery of nature?"
Francis Bacon
449 - Who were the key exponents of Humanistic Realism in education?
All of the above
450 - Who were the main exponents of Existentialism?
All of the above
451 - Wider use of educational technology is justified by which of the following philosophy?
Realism
452 - William Bagley is the major proponent of which philosophy?
Essentialism
453 - William James, Dewey and Kilpatrick are the major figures of which educational philosophy?
Pragmatism
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