1 - "Democracy and Education /Experience and Education, Art as experience, School and Society, Reconstruction in philosophy, Philosophy of John Dewey" who wrote these books?
John Dewey
2 - "Learning by Doing Method of Teaching" presented by?
John Dewey
3 - A teacher who is self - critical of his teaching is called?
Reflective teacher
4 - According to Friedrich Froebel a teacher should be:
All of these
5 - According to John Dewey the learner is involved in a__________that truly interests him or her?
Genuine experience
6 - According to John Dewey what is the primary purpose of education to contribute to a person's?
A&B
7 - According to Maria Montessori which age is very important of children?
1-6 years
8 - According to Plato what is the primary function of education is to develop?
Power of thinking
9 - According to Plato's philosophy took education as means of preserving what?
The state
10 - According to whom the Aim of life is Self-expression?
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
11 - Against the concept of ideal state of his teacher Plato, Aristotle made home a real:
Training center
12 - Among all of these which philosopher was most inspired from Rousseau's ideas (philosophy) and his famous novel "Emile"?
Pestalozzi
13 - Among all of these which philosophy is presented by John Dewey?
Pragmatism
14 - Among all of these who is the called the father of Modern Education?
Pestalozzi
15 - Among all of these who was the most attentive reader of Rousseau's Emile and agreed with Rousseau that human are naturally good but spoiled by a corrupt society?
Johnn Heinrich Pestalozzi
16 - Antioch College was coeducational and____?
Non-Sectarian
17 - Art of speaking and writing effectively is called what?
Rhetoric
18 - As a physician Montessori worked with which type of children regarded as?
A&B
19 - By 1860 there were how many normal schools in America?
12
20 - Classrooms of Dalton Plan were called?
Laboratories
21 - Common School of Horace Mann were for:
Students learning
22 - Dalton Plan was introduced by which philosopher?
Helen Parkhurst
23 - Dialogues to resolve conflict between two parties on a specific topic is called?
Dialectic Method
24 - Dividing pupils /students into groups according to their abilities is called?
Tacking
25 - Educational program of Rousseau was for the people of :
Upper class only
26 - Enlarged students concepts of time and space through projects that involved them in history and geography is?
The second level
27 - For what purposes Pestalozzi established schools at Bergdorf and Yverdon?
To educate children and prepare teachers
28 - For which purposes Montessori designed Didactic materials to develop ?
All of these
29 - Fredrick Froebel is awarded the credit of establishing the idea of:
The Kindergarten (KG)
30 - Friedrich Froebel (1782-1852) was a German educator is famous for his pioneering work in developing a school for early childhood education:
A&B
31 - Friedrich Froebel (1782-1852) was a/an _____educationist?
German
32 - Friedrich Froebel was basically a/an____?
Philosophical idealist
33 - Froebel's philosophy of Education rested on how many basic components?
4
34 - Helen Parkhurst (1887-1973) was a/an_____educationist?
American
35 - Helen Parkhurst was a student of which Italian Educationist?
Maria Montessori
36 - Horace Mann (1796-1859) was a/an ______educationist?
American
37 - Horace Mann edited which journal?
Common School Journal
38 - Horace Mann improved education by advocating successfully the establishment of free___?
Libraries
39 - Horace Mann started Common School Movement in America. What was his another contribution to the field of teaching?
Normal Schools
40 - How many Horace Mann wrote Annual Reports of Common School Journal which later became very popular?
12
41 - How many years Horace Mann served as First Secretary?
12 years
42 - How much period of time is required Dalton Plan conference?
25-45 minutes
43 - How to introduce alphabet to the children in Montessori's types of activities?
Tracing movable sand paper letters
44 - In 1853 Horace Mann assumed the Presidency of_______in Yellow Springs, Ohio?
Antioch College
45 - In Dalton Plan, "The House" Plays a more integral role than a "home room" does in:
Japan
46 - In the CASA DEL BAMBINI school Montessori Fashioned which environment?
Specially prepared environment
47 - In the curriculum of The Kindergarten School the material such as: clay, sand, cardboard, and sticks are called?
Occupations
48 - In the Dalton Plan education system, the word"_______" refers to the one to one discussions between the children and teachers of subject like science and mathematics about such issues as how to approach homework tasks.
Lab
49 - In the Dalton Plan system who plays the role of an extra parent for children?
The house advisor
50 - In The Dalton Plan who outlined the the weekly assignments?
Teachers
51 - In The Kindergarten School objects with fixed form, such as spheres, cubes and cylinders are called?
Gifts
52 - In the Montessori Method of teaching the teacher acts as_______, who provide environment and materials.
Facilitator and guide
53 - In the Sensory Object approach children learned the common objects in their environment:
All of these
54 - In which level of Dewey curriculum Science subjects such as biology, chemistry, and social studies were taught to the students?
The third level
55 - It is stated that John Dewey has taken which theory from Herbart?
Theory of interest
56 - Jean-Jacques Rousseau (1712-1778) was a/an ______educationist?
Swiss
57 - Jean-Jacques Rousseau believed of what type teaching method?
Child centered education
58 - Jean-Jacques Rousseau wrote Social Contract, Discourse on Political Economy and what is the name of his famous educational novel?
Emile
59 - John Dewey (1859-1952) was one of the most important _______philosopher?
American
60 - John Dewey established Laboratory School in:
Chicago University
61 - John Dewey saw knowledge not as mere information but as an instrument to:
Solve problems
62 - John Dewey wa the director of which school from 1896 to 1904 where he tested his Pragmatic Educational Philosophy?
John Dewey
63 - John Dewey was American philosopher belonged to which century?
20th
64 - John Dewey(1859-1952) was a/an_______educationist?
American
65 - Johnn Heinrich Pestalozzi's approach to teaching can be organized into "general" and_________methods?
Special
66 - Keenly aware of the technology's power to transform society, John Dewey wanted it used for what purposes?
Democratic
67 - Kindergarten School was for which age of children?
4-5 years
68 - Like Pestalozzi and Rousseau, Montessori also believed that children's early experiences have an important influence on their _____?
Later lives
69 - Like Rousseau which was the educationist who based his learning method on natural principles and stressed the importance of human emotions?
Pestalozzi
70 - Maria Montessori (1870-1952) was a/an_______?
Italian
71 - Maria Montessori belongs to which country?
Italian
72 - Maria Montessori preferred what method of teaching?
Didactic (pre-planned teaching)
73 - Maria Montessori was awarded the degree of :
Medicine
74 - Montessori curriculum included three types of activities and experiences:
All of these
75 - Montessori educators are called _________rather than teachers?
Directresses
76 - Motor Expression meant:
Learning by doing
77 - Normal School of Horace Mann were for ____training?
Teachers
78 - Permissive environment of Froebel's Kindergarten (KG) included in:
All of these
79 - Pestalozzi (1746-1827) was a/an_______educationist?
Swiss
80 - Pestalozzi emphasized child centered approach, individualized, self-paced, self - directed. What was the other important one?
Activity-based learning
81 - Philosophy of Naturalism in education was presented by whom?
J. J. Rousseau
82 - Pragmatic Educational Philosophy was developed by which American philosopher?
John Dewey
83 - Rousseau said that man born good. But what makes him/her corrupt?
Society
84 - Socrates utilized which technique to develop the concepts?
Questioning
85 - Socrates was the teacher of which ancient Greek famous philosopher?
Plato
86 - Students progress in the Dalton Plan was shown by:
A&B
87 - The children in The Kindergarten School utilized the material to design, shape, manipulate and construct castles, cities, and mountains is belong to which category of curriculum?
Occupations
88 - The concept of "House" was taken from Japanese idea of a:
Home room
89 - The Dalton Plan divided each subject in the school's curriculum into monthly :
Lessons
90 - The Dalton Plan has three parts, which are based upon three parts, which are based upon the two principles of freedom and ______?
Cooperation
91 - The first half of the century which was full of reforms in the educational methods?
19th
92 - The first Normal School for Teachers was established in Lexington, Massachusetts, in 1839 through the efforts of _____?
Horace Mann
93 - The general method created a permissive and emotionally healthy ______learning environment?
Homelike
94 - The Kindergarten School's curriculum included "gifts" and ______?
Occupations
95 - There were how many levels in Dewey's curriculum?
3
96 - Tick the write basic component of Froebel's philosophy of eduation:
All of these
97 - What are the basic three parts of the Dalton Plan?
House, lab, assignment
98 - What is essentially an "allocation of study," something akin to homework?
Assignment
99 - What is the level that deals sensory and motor skills and socialization through collaborative group projects?
Making and doing
100 - What is the life span of Italian educationist Dr. Maria Montessori?
1870-1952
101 - What is the meaning of the ancient Greece word "Ephebe"?
Young man
102 - What is the name of an American philosopher who presented the method of Learning - by- Doing Method of Teaching?
John Dewey
103 - What is the name of an Italian educationist Who said "Play is the work of child?
Maria Montessori
104 - What is the other name of Dalton Plan?
Children University
105 - What is the third level of curriculum of John Dewey?
Science subjects
106 - What method was introduced by Dewey for students?
Project method
107 - What Pestalozzi applied to Education?
Modified naturalism
108 - What philosophy of Aristotle was developed and presented in ancient Greece?
Realism
109 - What type of environment was of The Kindergarten School by Friedrich Froebel?
A&B
110 - What was called the wrestling school of ancient Greek?
Palaestra
111 - What was originally The Dalton School called?
Children's university school
112 - What was taught at the First Normal School for Teachers?
All of these
113 - What was the essential parts of Kindergarten school's early childhood education?
All of these
114 - What was the name of world's first book of Psychology which was written by Aristotle?
Peri Psyches
115 - What were the formal skills and subjects included in Montessori's curriculum?
All of these
116 - When and where Froebel founded The Kindergarten School?
1817 in Brandenburg
117 - When Fredrick Froebel established first Kindergarten (KG) School in?
1837
118 - When John Dewey established Laboratory School?
1896
119 - When Maria Montessori established a children's school, the CASA DEL BAMBINI, for impoverished children from the slums of Rome?
1908
120 - When the Dalton Plan was established in New York?
1919
121 - Where John Dewey established his Laboratory School which emphasis lab experiments to learn?
Chicago
122 - Which American educationist advocated the Dalton Laboratory Plan?
Helen Parkhurst
123 - Which are the greatest men in educational history were contemporaries in the 19th century ?
All of these
124 - Which educationist wanted to pedagogical reform and against the traditional schooling (memorization and recitation)?
J. Heinrich Pestalozzi
125 - Which Froebel's activity set the direction of children's development and enable them to be activity creative and social participants?
Self-activity
126 - Which kind of environment is favoured by Pestalozzi in schooling?
All of these
127 - Which method was utilized to solve the problems by the learner in Dewey's Laboratory School?
Scientific method
128 - Which teaching method was devised by J. H. Pestalozzi fo children to learn in loving and unhurried manner?
Group instruction
129 - Which things were utilized to teach measuring and counting in Montessori's types of activities?
Colored rods
130 - Which was an American Educationist who presented "Dalton Plan"?
Helen Parkhurst
131 - Which was the educationist who said that education should be provided by well trained teachers?
Horace Mann
132 - Which was the most important teaching and learning method that advocated by John Dewey to solve the problems?
Scientific method
133 - Which were the instructional strategies of Pestalozzi?
All of these
134 - Who accepted the position of First Secretary of the State Board of Education in Massachusetts on 1837?
Horace Mann
135 - Who believed at the slow, precis e learning in a loving environment?
J. H. Pestalozzi
136 - Who believed that every child's inner self contained a spiritual essence that stimulate self-active learning?
Friedrich Froebel
137 - Who believed that knowledge is continually reconfigured or reconstructed?
John Dewey
138 - Who considered that the child at his/her birth by nature good?
Rousseau
139 - Who developed and presented the Dialectic Method?
Plato
140 - Who developed his pioneering Experimental philosophy of eduation against the backdrop of the Social, political, scientific, and technological changes taking place in the United States in the first half of the 20th century?
John Dewey
141 - Who disfavored book reading (rote learning), formal and social education, formal discipline, and habit formation?
Rousseau
142 - Who emphasized on individualized instruction, self - reliance and pupil - led teaching?
Helen Parkhurst
143 - Who emphasized on Nationalism, Idealism, and child freedom in his philosophy of eduation?
Froebel
144 - Who emphatically said "Man is born free and everywhere he/she is in chains"?
J. J. Rousseau
145 - Who established "The Kindergarten School" in Germany?
F. Froebel
146 - Who gave the idea that children learn right and wrong through experiencing the consequences of their acts rather than through physical punishment?
Rousseau
147 - Who has pioneered The Laboratory School in America?
John Dewey
148 - Who has presented this famous moto "Learning by head, hand, and heart"?
Pestalozzi
149 - Who introduced "object lesson", which stressed sensory learning?
J. H. Pestalozzi
150 - Who is called the father of American Education system?
Horace Mann
151 - Who is called the father of American public school education?
Horace Mann
152 - Who is called the pioneer of Elementary Education Reforms?
Pestalozzi
153 - Who is considered the education as a Negative Process?
Rousseau
154 - Who is exclaimed that education must be free, non-sectarian, and publically funded?
Horace Mann
155 - Who is the author of these books: Montessori Method /Discovery of child /Secret of childhood /Absorbent mind?
Maria Montessori
156 - Who is the Father of Common School Movement? In which he/she promoted free public education.
Horace Mann
157 - Who is the Father of Vocational Training education?
Pestalozzi
158 - Who is the founding father of Functional Psychology (Functionalism)?
John Dewey
159 - Who is the writer of the book "Pedagogous of Kindergarten"?
Fredrick Froebel
160 - Who is the writer of these two books: (1) Education of the man, (2) Pedagogics of Kindergarten?
Fredrick Froebel
161 - Who presented the idea of Negative Education in which child himself set free, wander here and there in natural way to learn by dancing, running, and playing?
Rousseau
162 - Who presented the Kindergarten method to teach children in playful environment?
Froebel
163 - Who presented the Pragmatic Educational Philosophy by using it as the foundation for children's learning activities and projects?
John Dewey
164 - Who promoted Democracy in education?
John Dewey
165 - Who put forward The Dalton Plan is the education method in 1908 in the United States?
Helen Parkhurst
166 - Who said "play is the engine of real learning."?
Froebel
167 - Who said "Virtue lies in the attainment of happiness"?
Aristotle
168 - Who said that all the children have potential to learn?
Fredrick Froebel
169 - Who stated "Play is the engine of real learning"?
Froebel
170 - Who stated that learning unit knowing, feeling, and doing?
Froebel
171 - Who stated that the knowledge comes from inside is real?
Socrates
172 - Who was the 19th century forerunner educationist of the Psychological Movement in education?
Pestalozzi
173 - Who was the American educationist which established School District Libraries (free)?
Horace Mann
174 - Who was the American philosopher which wanted schools as democratic institutions should be open to and used by all?
John Dewey
175 - Who was the first woman doctor that graduated from University of Rome?
Maria Montessori
176 - Who was the first women in Italy which she has been studied at University of Rome and to be awarded the degree of Doctor of Medicine?
Maria Montessori
177 - Who was the philosopher that preferred in education sense of discrimination and physical activities?
J. J. Rousseau
178 - Who worked with disabled children and presented Montessori Method of teaching?
Maria Montessori
179 - Who wrote "Letters of Early Education and The Education of Man"?
Pestalozzi
180 - Who wrote the book " Social Contract"?
J. J. Rousseau
181 - Who wrote the famous book "On the Art of Teaching"?
Horace Mann
182 - Who wrote the famous book "Reconstruction of Philosophy"?
Dewey
183 - Who wrote the first book of Psychology in the world?
Aristotle
184 - Who wrote these famous educational books: Lectures on education, Slavery, On the art of teaching?
Horace Mann
185 - Who wrote this book "Discovery of Child"?
Maria Montessori
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