Pedagogy Part 14
Total Questions: 53
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A ) Human resources
B ) Learning resources ✅
C ) Financial resources
D ) Physical resources
A ) Professional growth
B ) Misconduct and conflicts of interest ✅
C ) Student enrollment
D ) Teacher collaboration
A ) Academic record
B ) Administrative record ✅
C ) Financial report
D ) Infrastructure record
A ) Team size and task complexity ✅
B ) Fixed personal traits
C ) Student hobbies
D ) Library books
A ) Collaborative projects
B ) Emergencies requiring quick decision ✅
C ) Student led initiative
D ) Parent teacher meetings
A ) Planning and resource allocation ✅
B ) Student birthdays
C ) Library book genres
D ) Playground equipment colone
A ) Improved infrastructure
B ) Teacher shortages or unpaid salaries ✅
C ) Higher student enrollment
D ) Ignore schedules
A ) Work without brakes
B ) Receive entitle benefits during leave ✅
C ) Avoid classrooms
D ) Ignore schedule
A ) To track inventory and prevent theft/ loss ✅
B ) To record student grades
C ) To schedule exams
D ) To hair staff
A ) Rigidity
B ) Charisma ✅
C ) Avoidance of Decision
D ) Depends on others
A ) Staff moral and ownerships ✅
B ) Random policies
C ) Isolation of teams
D ) Authoritarian control
A ) Confusion
B ) Unified efforts ✅
C ) Reduce accountability
D ) Financial losses
A ) Teacher training ✅
B ) Buying land
C ) Sharing text books
D ) Building repairs
A ) Student creativity
B ) Teacher absenteeism ✅
C ) Parent involvement
D ) Library usage
A ) Teacher salaries
B ) School budgets
C ) Building maintenance
D ) Punctuality and dropout rates ✅
A ) Situational leadership ✅
B ) Trait leadership
C ) Autocratic leadership
D ) Laissez faire leadership
A ) Avoid responsibility
B ) Empower subordinates ✅
C ) Centralise power
D ) Micromanage tasks
A ) Allocating budgets
B ) Hiring and training employees ✅
C ) setting school goals
D ) Communicating with parents
A ) Ignoring schedules
B ) Optimising class timetables ✅
C ) Reducing teacher number
D ) Eliminating breaks
A ) Student performances
B ) Random selection
C ) Classroom size
D ) Explanation and qualifications ✅
A ) Exam results
B ) Extracurricular achievements
C ) Staff salary details ✅
D ) Attendance data
A ) Inherited traits
B ) Situational contact ✅
C ) Leader confidence
D ) Intelligence
A ) Innovation and teamwork ✅
B ) Quick Decisions
C ) Financial control
D ) Infrastructure growth
A ) Planning ✅
B ) Staffing
C ) Controlling
D ) Budgeting
A ) Teachers skills
B ) School fees and grades ✅
C ) Library books
D ) Sports equipment
A ) Exclusion
B ) Financial mismanagement
C ) Transparency and fairness ✅
D ) Bias
A ) Student behaviour
B ) Fee payments and donation ✅
C ) Teacher attendance
D ) Classroom temperature
A ) Fixed Policies
B ) Team dynamics and crises ✅
C ) personal whims
D ) Parent demands
A ) Blind obedience
B ) Shared responsibility ✅
C ) Authoritarianism
D ) Financial chaos
A ) Controlling ✅
B ) Planning
C ) Budgeting
D ) Staffing
A ) Enhance Learning
B ) Higher teacher salaries
C ) Dilapidated infrastructure ✅
D ) Increased student creativity
A ) Unlimited absences
B ) Structured time off policies ✅
C ) No record keeping
D ) Student control over staff
A ) Qualifications
B ) Performance reviews
C ) Medical record
D ) Student exam papers ✅
A ) Flexibility
B ) Innate leadership qualities ✅
C ) Financial acumes
D ) Situational analysis
A ) Inexperience teams
B ) Self motivated professionals ✅
C ) Emergencies
D ) Rigid hierarchies
A ) Leadership ✅
B ) Budgeting
C ) Staffing
D ) Controlling
A ) Administrative tasks
B ) Teaching and learning ✅
C ) Financial audit
D ) Building repairs
A ) Student absenses
B ) Additional responsibilities ✅
C ) Library fines
D ) Classroom decorations
A ) Financial losses
B ) Misuse/theft of assets ✅
C ) Teacher promotions
D ) Student enrollment
A ) Fixed traits
B ) Adaptability to contexts ✅
C ) Authoritarianism
D ) Financial control
A ) Demotivating staff ✅
B ) Over delegation
C ) Slow decision
D ) Encouraging innovation
A ) Planning
B ) Controlling ✅
C ) Budgeting
D ) Organization
A ) To complicate data
B ) To replace experiments
C ) To eliminate variability
D ) To summarise and interrupt data ✅
A ) Nominal
B ) Ordinal
C ) Interval ✅
D ) Ratio
A ) Ordinal data
B ) Categorical data
C ) Quantitative data ✅
D ) Nominal data
A ) Left
B ) Right ✅
C ) Center
D ) Absent
A ) Only mode
B ) Sample size
C ) Standard deviation
D ) Outliers ✅
A ) Mean
B ) Median ✅
C ) mode
D ) Range
A ) Range
B ) Standard deviation ✅
C ) Mean deviation
D ) Quartile deviation
A ) Skewness
B ) Peakedness of distribution ✅
C ) Central tendency
D ) Variability
A ) No relationship
B ) Strong positive relationship ✅
C ) Weak negative relationship
D ) Perfect relationship
A ) Interval data
B ) Ordinal data ✅
C ) Nominal data
D ) Ratio data
A ) No effect/difference ✅
B ) Significant effect
C ) Positive correlation
D ) Negative correlation