| ID is out to satisfy… |
| The functions of the superego is… |
| The baby’s first contact with the world is through… |
| The anal zone is of great significance for the child at… years |
| The Phallic Stage in a child are between … and… |
| In the male phallic stage, the boy craves the attention of … |
| What is Oedipus Complex? |
| The major characteristc of latency stage is … |
| Negative feeling towards mother when a girl discover the absence of penis is called |
| Greenson (1967) says that transference reaction does not include… |
| The Adlerian therapy rests on… |
| Adler believes that what an individual becomes in adult life is largely influenced by … |
| Adlerian’s uses the term “fictional finalism†to refer to… |
| Fromm sees human nature as being…. |
| Maslow’s personality theory is centred on… |
| … is not among Maslow’s needs |
| Physiological needs include the following except… |
| Aesthetic needs include the following except… |
| Maslow observed that self-actualizing individuals filled with… |
| Carl Jung’s view of human nature is that |
| Secondary education in Japan is divided into —– level, |
| This level of education in Japan is free and compulsary. |
| This education In Japan is viewed as social education.. |
| One is not a stakeholder in Japaness education. |
| One is not a type of tertiary education in Japan. |
| Brazil education is different from Tanzania education on — level. |
| This level of education in Brazil is not free and compulsary. |
| Hadow’s educational report in Britain was in —–. |
| The Spens’ educational report in Britain was in —–. |
| In Britain, secondary, preparatory and elementary was categorized in –. |
| A long-term plan of work for the school and students is the ______. |
| A breakdown of the contents of what studenys are to learn is the ______. |
| Bsc Certificate is a ______. |
| A lesson note is guide to______ |
| ______ is not a component of the 3R . |
| ______ domain was mainly emphasised in pre-colonial curriculum. |
| That curriculum is an on-going process means that is not______. |
| __ was earlier assigned with the development of the Nigerian curriculum. |
| The National curriculum concept was held in ______. |
| Cambridge University was established from old — school. |
| The most expensive school in Britain is the —–. |
| The Fisher’s Education Act was in ——-. |
| Inspectors visit —– schools in Britain on invitation. |
| This act raised compulsary to 15 years in Britain. |
| This number of secondary school are identified in Britain. |
| … is not quality of a good Educational Comparativist |
| Elementary education in Japan normally takes place |
| factors that influence the study of comparative education |
| In Japan, there are …. categories of tertiary institution |
| This country uses continuous assessment for promotion. |
| Secondary education in America is run under —- system. |
| Secularization Law was perculiar to |
| The first technical school in USA is _____. |
| Adult education committee was set up in England in —-. |
| The head of academics in France is called —-. |
| Each state has the power to establish schools in ——. |
| The Brazilian government funds… |
| Education in English at the initial stage, was provided by…. |
| … is the first university in Britain |
| The National curriculum concept was held in ______. |
| The objectives of comparative early childhood education |
| The genesis of early childhood education could be traceable to this country |
| The actual period in which early childhood education originated |
| The early training of the Spartan Children was done by |
| The implication of Spartan’s government educating the citizens was to ensure that — |
| Â Â Â Â Which people adopted Greek system of education |
| Among the members of the family, who actually determined his survival of the newborn child? |
| #NAME? |
| In Roman child’s training, the mother was responsible for ——— |
| The newly introduced Graeco-Roman educational system was called———- |
| The National Policy on Education was established in _______ |
| In Tyler,s Model, evaluation represents the ______ |
| ______ must be stated in a measurable way |
| ______ curricular model has five steps |
| ______ is not a principle in curriculum planning |
| Learning from out door activites are forms of ______ curriculum. |
| teacher,s evaluation is done in ______ curriculum. |
| Students learn unconsciously in ____ curriculum. |
| Tyler presented a _________ model. |
| The general outcome of learning is referred to as ________. |
| Plato emphasised —– as the method of teaching in Nursery school. |
| Aristotle’s philosophy in early childhood education was on —— |
| Whose ideal for childhood education also lays emphasis on the role of the home in the education of the child |
| Whose philosophy focus on special care in the development of the child’s senses and muscles? |
| What is experimentalist approach in Early Childhood Learning. |
| Notable experimentalist is ——– |
| Experimentalists recommended classroom which is —– |
| Dewey believes that early childhood learning can be —- |
| In experimentalist approach, teacher should serve as — |
| The importance of guidance? |
| ______ is not a taxonomy of cognitive domain. |
| ______ is the least ievel of learning. |
| To have a good understanding of a concept means to ____. |
| The highest level of cognition is the ______. |
| Affective domain deals with the following except _______. |
| ______ is not a level in curriculum |
| The committee on National Policy on education is an example of __ level. |
| Piaget worked on _____ development. |
| The period of reflex in Piaget,s theory is ________. |
| The principle of conservation is learnt at _____ stage. |
| What method of learning is favoured by the humanist |
| When did early childhood education’ actually originated from Europe? |
| Who coined the word kindergarten? |
| In Nigeria, formal education begin in—- |
| How does the Nigerian National Policy on Education (2004) describe early childhood education? |
| Which year did United Nations adopted the Declaration of the Rights of the child? |
| Which year did UN Convention on the Rights of the child was adopted? |
| In Ghana, two legal instruments which set minimum standards for day nurseries are? |
| How many different school of Thoughts do you know in early childhood education |
| Plato’s philosophy of childhood education emphasised——– |
| One of the specific aims of the Nigeria education as stated in the National Policy on Education is |
| Which of the following is not an aim of education? |
| Education has an ______________ value, that is, it does not have to be seen as something that must always bring material reward. |
| To John Dewey, education is the ____________________, not a preparation for further life. |
| One group of philosophers believe that the Latin word ‘educere’ means |
| The Universal Basic Education was launched in |
| The teacher is one who _____________ knowledge. |
| The phrase ‘tabula rasa’ means |
| Which of the following is not a philosophical school of thought? |
| Which of the following is not an approach to the philosophy of education? |
| The philosopher that sees philosphy as a subject that enables one to simplifies issues on merit is known as |
| Ethics philosophy has to do with |
| The word philosophy is a word from the |
| The development of the mind in relation to comprehension of societal values is |
| The meaning of value system is |
| A teacher that has gentle voice is said to have |
| Who is a professional teacher? |
| Who is the philosopher who cautioned that parents should not except that wards find valuable in their lives should agree with what the parent values? |
| How many years is considered adequate before a child is registered in a primary school in the United Kingdom |
| The following are the fundamental responsibilities of parents to a child except |
| Primary school pupils are in their _____________ years and so are most open to influence. |
| A study of primary education is important because it is at this level that we have the _____________ number of pupils. |
| Because of their literal interpretation of rules, Primary grade children tend to be |
| Emotions contribute to the personal and _________ adjustment made by an individual. |
| At age ten to twelve, the _________ groups become powerful and begin to replace adults as the major source of behaviour standers. |
| When was the slave trade abolished? |
| Since the Portuguese earlier efforts, where was the first school in Nigeria established? |
| As early as __________, the Portuguese, in search of commerce, had visited parts of what is now known as Nigeria. |
| In which years were the Universal Primary and Basic Education respectively launched? |
| Which education type lays foundation for further education and also equips beneficiaries with survival skills? |
| Sandwich programme is organised by ………….. |
| Post literacy programme is organised by the …….. |
| Basic literacy is a ……….. Programme |
| Adults have low ………… for sitting and listening |
| Facilitators need to keep learners actively ……… |
| Community is defined in terms of …………. |
| Rural is referred to as …………. |
| Urban is what is referred to as …………… |
| One major factor militating against adult education in Nigeria |
| Nomads are mostly ………. |
| Adult learner is interested in ……….. Result of his efforts |
| The adult stays in class only when he feels ………… by the programme |
| Adults learn those things that would have same ………. effects on them |
| Andragogy is ……….. |
| Pedagogy means ………. |
| ………… add to or hinder the learning experience of the learner |
| Most adult education is …………. |
| Courses offered to returning learners in Europe is often referred to as ……. |
| ………… retard the progress of adult education programme |
| One major characteristics of the adult learner is ………. |
| Charts are useful forms of teaching aid particularly in primary schools. One factor could however render it useless. This factor is …….. |
| Which of the following is not a role of a teacher in the classroom? |
| Which of these is not a quality of a learning material? |
| Questioning is very important in teaching. Which of these is not a characteristic of a good question? |
| The two major types of questions a teacher asks in the class are …….. |
| Which of these is not a disadvan-tage of discussion method? |
| The method that is predominantly an interactive process involving a multiple-flow of communication between the teacher and pupils and from one pupil to another is known as …….. |
| Which of these is not a demerit of lecture method? |
| Lecture method could also be referred to as …….. |
| Which of these is not a type of discussion method? |
| Meaningful classroom communication cannot be carried out through |
| A description of imaginary people and events written or told in order to entertain is |
| Discovery method is controversial because it does not teach pupils to |
| Assignments are not given mainly to |
| For first hand experiences, pupils must embark on |
| Performing an act or illustrating a principle in pupils’ presence is |
| For teaching/learning to be productive, we should |
| Role play method is not |
| Using the method of games to teach entails pupils learning |
| Children learn through all but one of these ways |
| Which of these is not a merit of role-play method of teaching? |
| A disharmonious social setting in the classroom would ……. |
| Which of the following is not a feature of a good classroom structure? |
| Which of the following should a teacher do to maintain good rapport and climate with his pupils? |
| Which of these is not an advantage of play-way method of teaching? |
| Which of these is not a demerit of discovery method of teaching? |
| Which of the following is not a quality of a good story? |
| Which of the following is not a value of teaching stories to the pupils in school? |
| Which of these is not a disadvantage of discovery method? |
| Unguided discovery or pure discovery could also be referred to as ………. |
| Johann Pestolozzi (1746-1827) created schools based on |
| Friedrich Froebel opened a school for children younger than six called |
| …. leaders emphasized the significance of the early years in child development |
| The origin of early childhood education in Nigeria began in… |
| …the father of child-centered education |
| …is not objectives of early childhood education |
| Dewey discovered that learning in early childhood should be… |
| … is the aim of childhood education |
| The history of early childhood education can be traced to |
| In Nigeria, childhood stage starts from… and… |
