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Math Pedagogy Test 69
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Math Pedagogy Test 69
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    A teacher should initiate mathematical talks in her classroom because
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    Mathematical talks refer to the talks by which learners discuss, share, analyze and make their sense of math’s.

    A teacher should initiate mathematical talks in her classroom because language helps in:

    mathematical understanding

    assimilating mathematical terms

    expressing mathematical thought and ideas

    making learners able to reason logically

    recognizing the pattern of mathematical thought

    Hence, it could be concluded that a teacher should initiate mathematical talks in her classroom because language helps in mathematical understanding.

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    Pythagoras theorem can be best explained by which method?
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    A theorem is a mathematical statement whose truth has been logically established.

    Pythagoras theorem states that, in a right-angled triangle, the square of the hypotenuse side is equal to the sum of squares of the other two sides.

    Pythagoras theorem can be best explained by the inductive-deductive method.

    Hence, from the above-mentioned points, it becomes clear that Pythagoras theorem can be best explained by inductive-deductive method.

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    The inter-relation between educational objectives learning experience and evaluation according to frust paradigm is:
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    The inter-relation between educational objectives learning experience and evaluation according to frust paradigm is triangular.

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    Which of the following is not the function of remedial teaching?
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    The function of remedial teaching is not to judge the student on the basis of the test and scold them. Its function is to raise the standard of mathematics teaching, to avoid the wastage in education process, to solve the learning difficulties of the students.

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    Diagnostic tests are
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    Diagnostic tests are both standardized and non-standardized. Diagnostic tests measure students understanding of a topic. It helps to assess that whether students are learning what they are supposed to learn. It is used to determine the learning difficulties of students by both standardized or non-standardized tests.

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    ________ children are those children who are quite above average in terms of their intellectual growth and development.
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    Gifted children are those children who are quite above average in terms of their intellectual growth and development. They consistently demonstrate outstanding, praiseworthy and remarkable performance in any worthwhile field of human endeavour.

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    Which evaluation is helpful in comparing the individual pupil performance with the performance of other pupils in his class.
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    Norm-referenced evaluation is based on reference to the ‘norm’. Such type of evaluation focuses on comparing the scores or performance of a learner with that of another or group of learners.

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    In which test student are required to engaged themselves in work activities?
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    In practical test students have to create or produce something related to studies, report their observation and engaged themselves in experimental and work activities.

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    To make an assignment effective, which of the following should not be considered?
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    Assignment means the work that has been allotted to the student or class. It is primarily meant for substituting and supplementing teaching work. In this technique, the teacher assigns work, provides guide lines and sets time limit for the completion of assignment. The teacher may write it on the chalk-board, dictate it or it may be given in the form of cyclostyled or typed sheet. There must be interaction between pupils and teachers to make it more effective.
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    A student was asked to calculate the surface area of a cube.
    He calculated the volume.
    The reason (s) of error in calculation is/are-
    I. the student finds the class boring as he does not like mathematics class
    II. the student is not fit to study in that class
    III. the student is not able to understand the concept of surface area and volume
    IV. the student has understood the concept of surface area and volume
    Select the correct answer using the code given below.
    Solutions
    A student was asked to calculate the surface area of a cube. He calculated the volume.
    The reason of error in calculation is that student is not able to understand the concept of surface area and volume. He overgeneralized the concept of surface area as volume.
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