Pedagogy test for bachelor

1. What sciences are “Education” being studied alongside at the present time?

A) Philosophy, sociology, economics

B) Philosophy, psychology, geography

C) Sociology, geography, economic

D) Economics, philosophy, math

E) Math, astronomy, sociology

2. What aspects of interpretation does modern pedagogical theory consider for the content of education?

A) value, system, process, results

B) value, system, result, amount

C) system, process, amount, size

D) process, result, value, volume

E) value, process, results, size

3. What is the central category for pedagogy?

A) education

B) physical activity

C) economy

D) value

E) process

4. What can be the educational results?

A) literacy, culture, professional competence

B) literacy, mentality, value, culture

C) literacy, value, culture, physical activity

D) physical activity, literacy, professional competence

E) mentality, value, culture

5. What determines the literacy level of primary school graduates in the international level of student performance research?

A) PISA

B) HYDE

C) PIRLS

D) TIMSS

E) IEA

 6. What was the contribution of the great Czech teacher Jan Amos Comenius (1592-1670) to the history of world culture?

A) class-lesson system

B) “midwife art»

C) public school

D) organizer of women’s education

E) democracy and humanism

 7. What was the main didactic achievement of Socrates?

A) “midwife art»

B) class-lesson system

C) agricultural college

D) his creative heritage consists of 11 volumes

E) writer

 8. Who was the first public school theorist?

A) Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi

B) Yan Amos Comenius

C) Socrates

D) Friedrich Wilhelm Adolf Disterveg

E) Ibrai Altynsarin

9. Who was the creator of the Kazakh alphabet based on the Cyrillic alphabet?

A)​Ibrai Altynsarin

B)​Sh. Walikhanov

C)​A. Kunanbayev

D)​K. D.Ushinskiy

E)​A.S. Makarenko

10. What was the core of the pedagogical theory according to Makarenko?

 A)​team

B)​nature

C) school

D)​education

E)​knowledge

 11.What is the main principle of the state policy in the field of education?

a) the priority of education development

b) lack of respect for human rights and freedoms

c) the result of pedagogical activity

d) mobilising students to perform tasks

e)conducts educational monitoring;

12.What is the basic level of education?

a)general secondary education

b)post-graduate education

c)higher education

d)technical education

e)vocational education

13.What is inclusive education?

a)celebrates diversity in the classroom

b)encourages strict admission procedures

c)includes indoctrination of facts

d)includes teachers from marginalised groups

e)unity of training and  education

14.What is the modern universal teacher required in the strategy for training?

a) a thorough study of the human sciences

b)cooperative learning

c)formative assessment

d)adopt new technology

e)use non-verbal communication

 15. What is the educational reform in Kazakhstan?

a)transition to 12-years education model

b)expansion of the pre-school network

c) a new system of teacher professional development

d)improve the quality of education in colleges

e)encourage school students to obtain job qualifications

16. When did publish S. Makarenko’s “Pedagogical poem” in England?

A 1936

B 1938

C 1939

D 1932

E 1940

17. Who ascribed four teachers determined the method of pedagogical thinking in twientieth century?

A) A. S. Makarenko

B) Sh. Walikhanov

C) Ibrai Altynsarin

D) Disterverg

E) V. A. Sukhomlinskiy

18. What psychologist R. Gersberg did find?

A) All answers are true

B) Real motives are functional

C) independence

D) professional growth

E) awareness of the importance of the teaching

19. Who wrote: “There are dozens, hundreds of occupations, professions…. But the most universal, the most difficult and the noblest work…- is a human creation.”

A) V. A. Sukhomlinskiy

B) Mizherikov V. A.

C) Yuzefavichus T. A.

D) Pestalozzi

E) Comenius

20.In what century lived K. D. Ushinskiy?

A)XIX

B)XVII

C)XX

D) XVI- XVII

E) XVIII

21. When does the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) check students' knowledge?

  А) Every three years

   B) Every five years

   С) Every seven years

   D) Every year

   E) Every two years

22. At what age does primary school education begin?

  A) 5-6 years

 B)  6-7 years

 C) 7-8 years

 D) 8-9 years

 E) 3-4 years old

23. What is the maximum number of students per class in Finland?

A) 16

B) 25

C) 20

D) 30

E) 18

24. Who works in schools in Finland besides teachers?

А) specialists for children with special needs, additional workers

B) engineers

C) PHD doctors

D) choreographers

E) Professional education specialists

25. What percentage of students is funded by the state?

А) More than 20%

B) Over 30 %

C) More than 40%

D) More than 10%

E) More than 50%

 26. What resulted from understanding the social consequences of scientific and technological progress?

A) Problems designated as global problems for all mankind.