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- 2015 Solve Education Question Paper Class-12
2015 Solve Education Question Paper Class-12
2015
EDUCATION
Full marks: 100
Pass marks: 30
Time: Three hours
The figures in the margin indicate full marks for the questions.
- No. 1 carries 1 marks each …………………. 1 x 12 = 12
- No. 2 carries 2 marks each …………………. 2 x 12 = 24
- No. 3 carries 4 marks each …………………. 4 x 10 = 40
- No. 4 carries 6 marks each …………………. 6 x 4 = 24
Total = 100
1. Answer the following questions: (any twelve) 1x 12 = 12
Fill in the Blanks:
(a) The Assam Higher Secondary Education Council’ was established in ____________ .
Ans: In 1984.
(b) The full form of KKHSOU is _________________ .
Ans: Krishna Kanta Handique State Open University.
(c) The World Population Day’ is observed on ____________ .
Ans: Every Year 11th July.
(d) The basis of ‘reward and punishment’ in education is laws of _______________ of learning.
Ans: Law of Effect.
(e) A man identifies a friend whom he was not met for a long time with the help of ______________ process.
Ans: Recognition.
(f) The score that appears in maximum number in a distribution of scores in known as ____________ .
Ans: Mode.
Give Short Answer in one sentence :
(g) What was the name of the programme adopted for improvement of Primary Education in India on the basis of National Education Policy, 1986 ?
Ans: Operation Blackboard.
(h) What is meant by the word ‘open’ in Open Education ?
Ans: The word ‘open’ in Open Education means shorthand education through which people can easily access the global learning in his or her own door step.
(i) In which year ‘Protection of Women from domestic Violence Bill’ was passed ?
Ans: On 23rd June, 2005 ‘Protection of Women from domestic Violence Bill’ was passed.
(j) The driver of a car stops the car when he sees a red signal in a traffic point. Which method of learning seems to operate in this case ?
Ans: Insightful method of learning (because the driver makes self dependent and becomes guide to his own actions).
(k) Mention any one environmental factor of interest.
Ans: School environment is one factor that can play important role in developing interest.
(l) What is the positional measure of central tendency ?
Ans: Median.
2. What is ECCE ? 2
Ans: The term ‘Early Childhood Care and Education’ is generally defined as the care and education of children from birth to eight years to provide as a support service for universalisation of primary education, to enable girls in taking care of sibling to attend school and a support service for working women belonging to proper section is known as ‘Early Childhood Care and Education’.
3. What do you mean by vocationalization of education ? 2
Ans: In simple term, Vocationalization of Education means the education which prepares people to work individuals to be self employed with requisite skill to move forward in their careers is known as ‘Vocationalization of Education’.
OR
What is ‘work experience’ as suggested by Kothari Commission ?
Ans: Kothari Commission suggested that the participation of students in productive situation at home, factory, firm, workshop, etc. to make the learner economically self-sufficient, educative to become a purposeful is called ‘Work Experience’.
4. Why Non-formal Education considered as a flexible system of education ? 2
Ans: Non-formal education is considered as a flexible system of education because this system of education has flexible point of entry and exit and it is needs based and life-long system of education which provides educational opportunities to those who are late-bloomer, dropouts and to the deprived classes to enhance their qualification.
5. Write two characteristics of Distance Education. 2
Ans: Two characteristics of Distance Education are:
(a) It is non-formal system of education which is provided through correspondence courses, contact programmes and electronic media.
(b) It is a method of indirect instruction applying geographical and emotional separation between teach and taught.
6. What do you mean by Value Education ? 2
Ans: Value Education refers to the form of education that covers all aspects of personality development which endeavours the values of moral, aesthetic, intellectual, social, and spiritual development for the good of the society and the individual life is called Value Education.
7. “Learning depends upon maturation” – Explain with example. 2
Ans: Yes, it is true that learning very much depends upon maturation. For example – A two years old child can not be taught reading or a two month’s old child can not be given toilet training. So to learn something we have to wait a certain level of maturation essential to facilitate that learning. So maturation of the child is an important conditions in learning a new task.
8. “Attention is a selective process”. Briefly explain. 2
Ans: Attention is an act of focussing or concentrating our consciousness on a particular object or idea of the environment. It is not paid to each and everything that stimulate our sense organs because selectivity is an important characteristic of attention and our mind always select one out of many in order to pay attention. Therefore, we can say that attention is a selective process.
9. Mention two important characteristics of mental health. 2
Ans: Two important characteristics of mental health are:
i. Mentally healthy individual have strong personality.
ii. They are emotionally stable.
10. What do you mean by preservative function of mental hygiene ? 2
Ans: The preservative function of mental hygiene refers to know the importance of mental health and the measures, techniques, procedures that are to be followed for its preservation. This function specially concerned with the welfare of human life and society as well.
11. Mention two important characteristics of learning. 2
Ans: The two important characteristics of learning are:
(a) Learning is goal oriented and purposive.
(b) Learning is the process of adjustment of an individual with his environment.
12. The third quartile of a distribution is 60.44 and the quartile deviation is 6.5. Find out the first quartile of the distribution. 2
13. The mean of 10 scores is 27 . If one score is excluded, their mean is 25 . Find out the excluded number. 2
Solution:
The mean 10 score = 27
Hence, Sum of 10 score will be 10 x 27 = 270
Given one score is excluded
So, Mean of 9 score = 25
Hence sum of 9 score will be 9 x 25 = 225
Therefore, the excluded number will be 270 – 225= 45
So, the excluded number is 45
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