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21.(a). Describe the vision for the Indian education in the 21st century.
21M« ü‰wh©o‹ ïªâahɉfhd fšÉ bjhiy neh¡»id¡ F¿¥ãLf.
(Or)
(b) Briefly explain the implications of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in the
educational systems.
fšÉÆaš, jftš bjhÊš E£g¤â‹ jh¡f¤âid RU¡fkhf ÉtÇ¡f.
(Or)
(b) What is terrorism? Examine the role of educationa to combat against terroism?
ÔÉuthj« v‹whš v‹d? ÔÉuthj¤âid xÊ¥gâš fšÉÆ‹ g§»id MŒf.
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CORE PAPER - II - PSYCHOLOGY OF TEACHING AND LEARNING
TIME : Three Hours Maximum : 75 Marks.
Note : (a) Answer TEN very short answer questions from Part I, and FIVE short answer questions from Part II
and TWO essay questions from Part III.
(b) Each of the answer to the questions in Part I, Part II and Part III need not exceed half - a - page, one page
and three pages respectively.
(c) Each question in Part I carries 2 marks, in Part II carries 5 marks and in Part III carries 15 marks.
(Or)
(Or)
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CORE PAPER - III - EDUCATIONAL INNOVATIONS AND TECHNOLOGY.
TIME : Three Hours Maximum : 75 Marks.
Note : (a) Answer TEN very short answer questions from Part I, and FIVE short answer questions from Part II
and TWO essay questions from Part III.
(b) Each of the answer to the questions in Part I, Part II and Part III need not exceed half - a - page, one page
and three pages respectively.
(c) Each question in Part I carries 2 marks, in Part II carries 5 marks and in Part III carries 15 marks.
21.(a) Enumerate self paced learning instructional system and its advantages?
mtut® ntf¤â‰F V‰g f‰ã¡F« Kiwia bjhF¤J mˤJ mj‹ ga‹ghLfis TWf.
(Or)
(Or)
(b) Mention the need for distance education in India. How can it be carried our effictively?
ïªâahÉ‹ bjhiyöu¡ fšÉÆ‹ njitfis¡ F¿¥ãLf. ïjid áwªj KiwÆš v›thW
brašgL¤jKoí«?
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ELECTIVE - HUMAN RIGHTS EDUCATION
(Or)
b) Explain the concept of human rights on the basis of economic, social and cultural aspects.
kÅj cÇikfŸ v‹w fU¤âid bghUshjhu«, r_f« k‰W« g©gh£L mo¥gilÆš
És¡Ff.
22.a) State the roles and functions of the National and State Human Rights Commission.
njáa k‰W« khÃy kÅj cÇik¡ FGÉ‹ g§F k‰W« brašghLfis F¿¥ãLf.
(Or)
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ELECTIVE - PEACE EDUCATION
TIME : Three Hours Maximum : 75 Marks.
Note : (a) Answer TEN very short answer questions from Part I, and FIVE short answer questions from Part II
and TWO essay questions from Part III.
(b) Each of the answer to the questions in Part I, Part II and Part III need not exceed half - a - page, one page
and three pages respectively.
(c) Each question in Part I carries 2 marks, in Part II carries 5 marks and in Part III carries 15 marks.
21.(a) Describe the various aspects of peace education. What are the methods that can be used to
develop peace among the developed and developing countries.
rkhjhd fšÉÆ‹ gšntW m«r§fis ÉtÇ¡f, ts®ªj tU« k‰W« tsU« ehLfËš v›thW
rkhjhd¤ij ts®¥Õ®.
Or
(b) Suggest curricular and Co-curricular programmes that would help to promote international
understanding among the adolestence.
Fku¥gUt¤âdÇilna gšeh£L cz®Éid ts®¡f, fšÉ V‰ghL k‰W« ïiz fšÉ
V‰gh£o‹ V‰gL¤j Mnyhridfis¡ TWf.
22.(a) Discuss a model curriculum in peace education for Higher Secondary classes.
nkšÃiy¥ gŸË tF¥ã‰nf‰w rkhjhd¡ fšÉ khâÇ fšÉ V‰gh£oid cUth¡fiy¥ g‰¿
Éthâ¡f.
Or
(b) What are the various prejudices and discrimination prevalent in contemporary India?
Describe a scheme for reorienting the curricula at avarious levels for combating the differences.
ïªâahÉš guÉ ïU¡F« rh®bg©z§fŸ k‰W« ghug£r§fis¥ g‰¿ TWf.? ït‰¿id
xÊ¡f tif brŒí« gy ju¥g£l fšÉ â£l kh‰w§fis ÉtÇ¡f.
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ELECTIVE - ENVIORNMENTAL EDUCATION.
TIME : Three Hours Maximum : 75 Marks.
Note : (a) Answer TEN very short answer questions from Part I, and FIVE short answer questions from Part II
and TWO essay questions from Part III.
(b) Each of the answer to the questions in Part I, Part II and Part III need not exceed half - a - page, one page
and three pages respectively.
(c) Each question in Part I carries 2 marks, in Part II carries 5 marks and in Part III carries 15 marks.
21.(a) Population explosion is the ultimate cause of all environmental problems. Discuss.
mgÇÄjkhd k¡fŸ bjhif bgU¡f« jh‹ mid¤J NHš nfLfS¡F« mo¥gil¡ fhuz« -
Éthâ¡f.
Or
(b)Discuss the ways of protecting, preserving and restoring the environment.
R‰W¥òw¢ NHiy ghJfh¡f, ÃiyíW¤j k‰W« âU«g¥ bgw cjî« tÊ Kiwfis¥ g‰¿
Éthâ¡f.
22.(a) Explain the merits and limitations of the following methods in environmental education.
(i) Problem - solving
(ii) Project
(iii) Exhibitions.
R‰W¥òw¡ fšÉ mË¥gâš Ñœf©l KiwfË‹ ÃiwFiwfis És¡Ff.
(i) ãu¢rid Ô®¡F« Kiw
(ii) brašKiw MuhŒ¢á
(iii) f©fh£á
Or
(b) What are the socio-economic impacts of degradation of environment? How far have
environment protection policies in India have addressed the purpose? Explain.
R‰W¥òw« nrjkiltjhš V‰gL« r_f - bghUshjhu ÉisîfŸ ahit? ïªâahÉš
R‰W¥òw« ghJfh¡f nk‰bfhŸs¥g£l â£l§fŸ mj‹ neh¡f¤ij v›tsî¡F mila
KoahJ? És¡Ff.
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ELECTIVE - GUIDANCE AND COUNSELLING.
TIME : Three Hours Maximum : 75 Marks.
Note : (a) Answer TEN very short answer questions from Part I, and FIVE short answer questions from Part II
and TWO essay questions from Part III.
(b) Each of the answer to the questions in Part I, Part II and Part III need not exceed half - a - page, one page
and three pages respectively.
(c) Each question in Part I carries 2 marks, in Part II carries 5 marks and in Part III carries 15 marks.
22.(a) Distinguish directive couselling from non-directive counselling. When is non-directive counselling
specially useful?
be¿¥gL¤J« m¿îiu¥ gf®jš k‰W« j‹bd¿¥gL« m¿îiu¥ gf®jš ït‰¿‹
ntWghLfis vGJf. j‹bd¿¥gL« m¿îiu¥ gf®jš v›Él§fËš áw¥ghf ga‹gL¤j
ïaY«?
Or
(b) Discuss the various steps involved in an action research with suitable illustrations.
brayhŒÉ‹ gšntW tÊKiwfis vL¤J¡fh£Ll‹ ÉtÇ¡f.
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ELECTIVE - CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT
1. Define Curriculum.
‘fšÉ¤â£l«’? - tiuaW
2. Define Syllabus
‘ghl¤â£l«’ - tiuaW
3. Name the types of Curriculum
fšÉ¤â£l¤â‹ tiffŸ ahit?
4. Give two values required of a curriculum developer.
fšÉ¤â£l¤ij nk«gL¤JnthU¡F¤ njitahd ïU kâ¥òz®îfis¡ TWf.
5. What are the curriculum approaches?
fšÉ¤â£l mQFKiwfŸ ahit?
6. Give two techniques of curriculum evaluation
fšÉ¤â£l¤ij kâ¥ãLtj‰F ïu©L c¤âfis¡ F¿¥ãLf.
7. What are the basic principles of curriculum development?
fšÉ¤â£l nk«gh£o‹ mo¥gil nfh£ghLfŸ ahit?
8. Name some Models of Curriculum Evaluation.
fšÉ¤â£l kâ¥Õ£o‰fhd khâÇfŸ áyt‰iw TWf.
9. Name some Models of Curriculum development.
fšÉ¤â£l nk«gh£o‰fhd khâÇfŸ áyt‰iw TWf.
10. List some strategies of Curriculum Transaction.
fšÉ¤â£l« eilKiw¥gL¤jÈ‹ c¤âfŸ áyt‰iw TWf.
11. What is the need for Curriculum Development?
fšÉ¤â£l V‰gh£il nk«gL¤Jjš V‹ njit¥gL»wJ?
12. What is the main purposes of Curriculum evaluation?
fšÉ¤â£l V‰gh£il kâ¥ãLjÈ‹ K¡»a neh¡f« v‹d?
13. Give the relationships and differences between Curriculum and Syllabus.
fšÉ¤â£l«, ghl¤â£l« - ïit ïu©o‰F« cŸs bjhl®igí«, nt‰Wikfisí« F¿¥ãLf.
14. How would you justify the need for a periodic change in curriculum?
fšÉ¤â£l¤ij m›t¥nghJ kh‰¿aik¡f nt©oaj‹ mtáa¤ij TWf.
15. Briefly explain what is student centured curriculum?
khztiu ikakhf it¤J mik¡f¥gL« fšÉ¤â£l¤ij g‰¿ ÉtÇ.
16. Briefly describe what activities could be included in the curriculum to bring about an integrated
growth among high school children?
ca®Ãiy¥ gŸË khzt®fËl¤J xU§»izªj ts®¢á V‰gl fšÉ¤â£l¤âš nr®¡f¥gl
nt©oa brašfŸ ahit?
17. How do the Computer and Internet serve in Curriculum Transaction?
fÂÅ, ïizajs« M»ait fšÉ¤â£l¤ij eilKiw¥ gL¤Jtj‰F v›thW
cjwd.?
18. Explain about the outcome of Curriculum Evaluation.
fšÉ¤â£l¤ij kâ¥ãLtjhš »il¥gJ v‹d?
19. What are the weaknesses of subject centred curriculum?
ghl¤ij ikakhf it¤J jahÇ¡f¥gL« fšÉ¤â£l¤â‹ FiwfŸ ahit?
20. Explain the concept of curriculum and its classification.
fšÉ¤â£l« v‹gj‹ fU¤ijí« mj‹ tif¥gL¤Jjš Kiwfis¥ g‰¿í« TWf.
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ENGLISH PAPER I.
TIME : Three Hours Maximum : 75 Marks.
Note : (a) Answer TEN very short answer questions from Part I, and FIVE short answer questions from Part II
and TWO essay questions from Part III.
(b) Each of the answer to the questions in Part I, Part II and Part III need not exceed half - a - page, one page
and three pages respectively.
(c) Each question in Part I carries 2 marks, in Part II carries 5 marks and in Part III carries 15 marks.
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ENGLISH PAPER II.
TIME : Three Hours Maximum : 75 Marks.
Note : (a) Answer TEN very short answer questions from Part I, and FIVE short answer questions from Part II
and TWO essay questions from Part III.
(b) Each of the answer to the questions in Part I, Part II and Part III need not exceed half - a - page, one page
and three pages respectively.
(c) Each question in Part I carries 2 marks, in Part II carries 5 marks and in Part III carries 15 marks.
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TAMIL PAPER I
TIME : Three Hours Maximum : 75 Marks.
F¿¥ò : (1) gFâ ‘m’ ÉÈUªJ g¤J Äf¢ áW Édh¡fS¡F Éil junt©L«. x›bthU Éilí« miu¥g¡f¤â‰F
Äfhkš mikjš nt©L«. Éil x‹¿‰F 2 kâ¥bg©fŸ.
(2) gFâ ‘M’ ÉÈUªJ IªJ áW Édh¡fS¡F Éil junt©L«. x›bthU Éilí« xU g¡f¤â‰F Äfhkš
mikjš nt©L«. Éil x‹¿‰F 5 kâ¥bg©fŸ.
(3) gFâ ‘ï’ ÆÈUªJ ïu©L f£Liu Édh¡fS¡F Éil ju nt©L«. x›bthU Éilí« _‹W g¡f§fS¡F
Äfhkš mikjš nt©L«. Éil x‹¿‰F 15 kâ¥bg©fŸ.
gFâ m. (10x2=20)
Äf¢ áW Édh¡fŸ
22. (m) g©ilnah® f©l gƉW KiwfËš fhzyhF« Ãiw, Fiwfis MŒf.
(mšyJ)
(M) x‹gjh« tF¥ò ciueil mšyJ brŒíŸ ghl« x‹¿‰F Édh¤jhŸ â£l tiuÉid¤ jUf.
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TAMIL PAPER II
TIME : Three Hours Maximum : 75 Marks.
F¿¥ò : (1) gFâ ‘m’ ÉÈUªJ g¤J Äf¢ áW Édh¡fS¡F Éil junt©L«. x›bthU Éilí« miu¥g¡f¤â‰F
Äfhkš mikjš nt©L«. Éil x‹¿‰F 2 kâ¥bg©fŸ.
(2) gFâ ‘M’ ÉÈUªJ IªJ áW Édh¡fS¡F Éil junt©L«. x›bthU Éilí« xU g¡f¤â‰F Äfhkš
mikjš nt©L«. Éil x‹¿‰F 5 kâ¥bg©fŸ.
(3) gFâ ‘ï’ ÆÈUªJ ïu©L f£Liu Édh¡fS¡F Éil ju nt©L«. x›bthU Éilí« _‹W g¡f§fS¡F
Äfhkš mikjš nt©L«. Éil x‹¿‰F 15 kâ¥bg©fŸ.
gFâ m. (10x2=20)
Äf¢ áW Édh¡fŸ
1. âuhÉl bkhÊfËš Äf¤ bjh‹ikahd ïy¡fz üÈ‹ áw¥ãid¡ TWf.
2. fšÉÆ‹ neh¡f«, njáa fšÉÆ‹ neh¡f« ïu©o‰FKŸs bjhl®ãid¡ F¿¥ãLf.
3. xÈ Muha¥gL« _‹W j‹ikfŸ ahit?
4. Fuš mG¤j« v‹whš v‹d?
5. »šngh®£ E©z¿î¢ brašfËš TW« IªJ kdÉa¡f§fŸ ahit?
6. _isÆ‹ mik¥ò«, ntiyí« v‹d?
7. njthu¤âš fhz¥gL« ïir g‰¿ áW F¿¥ò jUf.
8. rh®bgG¤J¡fË‹ ïy¡fz« ahJ?
9 MáÇa¥ghÉ‹ ïy¡fz« ahJ?
10. kiythœ k¡fS¡F¡ fšÉÆš bfhL¡f¥gL« rYiffŸ ahit?
11. bkhÊÆ‹ bjh‹ik¡F vL¤J¡fh£L jUf.
12. bkhÊí«, r_fK« v›thW ã‹Å¥ ãizªJŸsJ?
22. (m) k¡fŸ bjhl®ò rhjd§fË‹ ts®¢áí«, bgU¡fK« ï‹iwa fšÉ ts®¢á¡F v§‡d«
cWJizah»‹wd?
(mšyJ)
(M) eh£L¥òw ïy¡»a§fŸ F¿¤J f£Liu tiuf.
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MATHEMATICS PAPER - I
TIME : Three Hours Maximum : 75 Marks.
Note : (a) Answer TEN very short answer questions from Part I, and FIVE short answer questions from Part II
and TWO essay questions from Part III.
(b) Each of the answer to the questions in Part I, Part II and Part III need not exceed half - a - page, one page
and three pages respectively.
(c) Each question in Part I carries 2 marks, in Part II carries 5 marks and in Part III carries 15 marks.
22.(a) Explain the important characteristics of a good lesson plan. Write a lesson plan on any topic
of your choice from IX or XI standard mathematics.
xU ešy ghl¤â£l¤â‹ K¡»a g©òfis És¡Ff. 9-tJ mšyJ 11-tJ tF¥ò
fÂj¤âÈUªJ VnjD« xU jiy¥ã‰F ghl¤â£l« x‹iw vGjî«.
Or
(b) Explain the need for a mathematics club in a secondary school. How do you organise such a club?
Describe the activities that could be introduced in such clubs?
ca®Ãiy gŸËÆš fÂj¡ fHf¤â‹ mtáa¤ij És¡Ff. ïªj¡ fHf¤ij v›thW
mik¥ghŒ? ï¤jifa fHf§fËš nk‰bfhŸs¡ Toa brašfis ÉthÇ¡f.
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MATHEMATICS PAPER - II
TIME : Three Hours Maximum : 75 Marks.
Note : (a) Answer TEN very short answer questions from Part I, and FIVE short answer questions from Part II
and TWO essay questions from Part III.
(b) Each of the answer to the questions in Part I, Part II and Part III need not exceed half - a - page, one page
and three pages respectively.
(c) Each question in Part I carries 2 marks, in Part II carries 5 marks and in Part III carries 15 marks.
f (X)=x2 - 5x + 7 k‰W« A =
[ [ 3 1
-1 2 vÅš f(A) = 0 vd¡fh©f.
10. Solve : tanxsec2ydy + tanysec2xdx = 0
Ô®¡f : tanxsec2ydy+tanysec2xdx=0
11. Three persons A,B,C can do a piece of work in 15 days, 6 days and 10 days respectively.
In how many days will all the three finish three times the similar work?
A,B,C v‹ngh® xU ntiyia Kiwna 15 eh£fŸ, 6 eh£fŸ k‰W« 10 eh£fËš Ko¥g®. všnyhU«
nr®ªJ ïnj ngh‹W _‹W kl§F cŸs ntiyia v¤jid eh£fËš Ko¥g®?
12. Give the geometrical meaning of a x b
a x b -Æ‹ tot fÂj És¡f¤ij jUf.
Ô®¡f : dy
cosx2 + y = tanx
dx
21.(a) How do the factors, maturation, motivation and perception influence the learning of mathematics.?
K⮢á, C¡f«, òyDz®jš M»a fhuÂfŸ v›thW fÂj« f‰wÈš ghâ¥ig
V‰gL¤J»‹wd?
Or
(b) Describe the current trends in curriculum changes in mathematics education in India and the
developed countries.
fÂj¡ fšÉ V‰gh£o‹ kh‰w§fËš ï‹iwa ngh¡FfŸ, ïªâah k‰W«
K‹nd‰wkilªJŸs ehLfËš v›thW cŸsd vd ÉtÇ¡f.
22.(a) Describe the ideas of Piaget and Burner about the formation of mathematical concepts. Illustrate.
fÂj¡ fU¤J¡fŸ cUthjiy¡ F¿¤J ãahn#, ò%d® ït®fË‹ v©z§fis ÉtÇ¡f.
vL¤J¡fh£LfŸ jUf.
Or
(b) How can the ‘Inquiry Training Models of Teaching’ be profitably used in problem solving in
Higher Secondary Mathematics? Illustrate.
nkšÃiy¥ gŸË fÂj¤âš ãu¢rid¤ Ô®¥gj‰F MŒî¥ gƉá f‰ã¤jš khâÇfis v›thW
áwªj KiwÆš ga‹gL¤jyh«?
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PHYSICAL SCIENCE PAPER - I
TIME : Three Hours Maximum : 75 Marks.
Note : (a) Answer TEN very short answer questions from Part I, and FIVE short answer questions from Part II
and TWO essay questions from Part III.
(b) Each of the answer to the questions in Part I, Part II and Part III need not exceed half - a - page, one page
and three pages respectively.
(c) Each question in Part I carries 2 marks, in Part II carries 5 marks and in Part III carries 15 marks.
Or
Or
(b) Write a lesson plan on a topic in physics or chemistry at the secondary level.
ca®Ãiy¥gŸËÆš f‰F« ïa‰ãaš mšyJ ntâÆaš ghl¤â‰F ghl¤â£l¤âid vGJf.
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PHYSICAL SCIENCE PAPER - II
TIME : Three Hours Maximum : 75 Marks.
Note : (a) Answer TEN very short answer questions from Part I, and FIVE short answer questions from Part II
and TWO essay questions from Part III.
(b) Each of the answer to the questions in Part I, Part II and Part III need not exceed half - a - page, one page
and three pages respectively.
(c) Each question in Part I carries 2 marks, in Part II carries 5 marks and in Part III carries 15 marks.
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BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE PAPER - I
TIME : Three Hours Maximum : 75 Marks.
Note : (a) Answer TEN very short answer questions from Part I, and FIVE short answer questions from Part II
and TWO essay questions from Part III.
(b) Each of the answer to the questions in Part I, Part II and Part III need not exceed half - a - page, one page
and three pages respectively.
(c) Each question in Part I carries 2 marks, in Part II carries 5 marks and in Part III carries 15 marks.
21.(a) What is meant by project? Describe the various steps are involved in a good project?
â£l braš v‹whš v‹d? xU ešy â£l braÈš fhz¥gL« gšntW gofis ÉtÇ?
Or
(b) How will you as a teacher motivate your students to organise a museum at your school?
ckJ gŸËÆš mU§fh£áa« x‹¿id mik¡f MáÇauhf ÚÉ® v›Éj« ckJ khzt®fis
tÊ el¤Jå®,?
22.(a) “The teachers are mobile text books” - Justify the above statements.
“MáÇa®fŸ elkhL« ghl¥ò¤jf§fŸ Mt®” - nk‰f©l brh‰bwhliu Ãaha¥gL¤Jf.
Or
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BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE PAPER - II
TIME : Three Hours Maximum : 75 Marks.
Note : (a) Answer TEN very short answer questions from Part I, and FIVE short answer questions from Part II
and TWO essay questions from Part III.
(b) Each of the answer to the questions in Part I, Part II and Part III need not exceed half - a - page, one page
and three pages respectively.
(c) Each question in Part I carries 2 marks, in Part II carries 5 marks and in Part III carries 15 marks.
13. What are the ten categories under Flanders Interaction Analysis?
ã~sh©l®á‹ ïilÉid gF¥ghŒÉ‹ g¤J ãÇîfŸ ahit?
14. How could community resources be used in strengthening class room teaching?
tF¥giwÆš f‰ã¤jiy tYñ£L Kfkhf rKjha _yf§fis v›thW ga‹gL¤jyh«?
15. Write a short notes on Science Talent Search Programme.
m¿Éaš âw‹ njLjš Kiw g‰¿ áWF¿¥ò tiuf.
16. What enrichment programmes would you advocate for the gifted in your class?
ckJ tF¥ãš cŸs Û¤âw‹ thŒªj khzt®fS¡F v›tifahd br¿ñ£L« gƉáfis
mË¡fyh«?
17. Explain the practical use of Camera Lucida.
nfkuh ÿálhÉ‹ brašKiw¥ gy‹fis És¡Ff.
18. Bring out the importances of reflective practice for improvement in teaching?
f‰ã¡F« KiwÆš K‹nd‰w« miltj‰fhd Ra¥gh®it¥ gƉáÆ‹ K¡»a¤Jt¤ij
btË¡bfhz®f.
19. State the role of ETV in Teaching? Explain with an example.
f‰ã¤jÈš ETV Æ‹ g§»id ÉtÇ. mt‰iw vL¤J¡fh£LfSl‹ És¡Ff.
20. Bring out the present position of Biology in school curriculum today.
ï‹iwa gŸË¡ fiy¤â£l NHÈš cÆÇaš ghl¤â‹ Ãiy v‹d v‹gij btË¡bfhz®f.
21.(a) Discuss the present trend in Genetic Engineering in the field of Medicine and Agriculture.
Étrha k‰W« kU¤Jt¤JiwfËš kuãaš bjhÊš E£g¤â‹ ï‹iwa Ãiy F¿¤J ÉtÇ¡f.
(Or)
(b) What is developmental biology? What topics could be taught at the secondary level?
ts®¢á cÆÇaš v‹whš v‹d? ca®Ãiy¥ gŸËÆš mj‹ v¤jifa jiy¥òfis f‰ã¡fyh«
v‹gij És¡Ff.
22.(a) What do you understand by term Ecological crisis? Explain how conservation could reduce this.
R‰W¢NHš beU¡fo v‹whš v‹d? R‰W¢NHš ghJfh¥ò _y« ï¤jifa beU¡fofis
v›thW Fiw¡fyh« v‹gij ÉtÇ.
(Or)
(b) What are radio isotopes? How could they be effectively taught to pupils?
nuonah Inrhnlh¥òfŸ v‹whš v‹d? ïjid v›thW khzt®fS¡F áwªj KiwÆš
f‰ã¡fyh«?
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HISTORY PAPER - I
TIME : Three Hours Maximum : 75 Marks.
Note : (a) Answer TEN very short answer questions from Part I, and FIVE short answer questions from Part II
and TWO essay questions from Part III.
(b) Each of the answer to the questions in Part I, Part II and Part III need not exceed half - a - page, one page
and three pages respectively.
(c) Each question in Part I carries 2 marks, in Part II carries 5 marks and in Part III carries 15 marks.
21.(a) Write an essay on different types of tests on evaluation in history teaching and learning.
tuyh‰iw f‰ã¤jš - f‰wÈš kâ¥ÕL brŒa filão¡f¥gL« gšntW tifahd nj®îfŸ
ahit? És¡Ff.
Or
(b) Write the principles to be adopted for the proper use of Non-projected Audio - Visual Aids?
Narrate different kinds of models to be used in the classroom.
âiuÆlh fh£á nfŸÉ fUÉfis ešy KiwÆš ga‹gL¤j v‹d ÉâKiwfis filão¡f
nt©Lbk‹gij vGâ, tF¥òfËš ga‹gL¤j¥gL« f‰ã¤jš khâÇfË‹ tiffis
F¿¥ãLf.
22.(a) What is micro teaching technique? Explain the microteaching skills and write any two skills
with its components.
E©Âiy¡ f‰ã¤jš v‹whš v‹d? mj‹ gšntW âw‹fis T¿ mt‰WŸ VnjD«
ïu©L âw‹fS¡F c£TWfis vGJf.
Or
(b) Discuss the principles to be followed in selecting material for good curriculum content in history.
áwªj tuyh‰W fiy¤â£l« mik¤jY¡F ifahsnt©oa mo¥gilahd bfhŸiffis MŒf.
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HISTORY PAPER - II
TIME : Three Hours Maximum : 75 Marks.
Note : (a) Answer TEN very short answer questions from Part I, and FIVE short answer questions from Part II
and TWO essay questions from Part III.
(b) Each of the answer to the questions in Part I, Part II and Part III need not exceed half - a - page, one page
and three pages respectively.
(c) Each question in Part I carries 2 marks, in Part II carries 5 marks and in Part III carries 15 marks.
22.(a) Why the history curriculum should be changed according to current trends? Explain.
j‰fhy ÃfœîfË‹ mo¥gilÆš tuyh‰W ghl¤â£l« V‹ kh‰w¥glnt©L«? És¡Ff.
Or
(b) What is concept attainment model of teaching and explain its application in history teaching.
f‰ã¤jÈš bghJik fU¤ij cUth¡F« khâÇ v‹whš v‹d? mjid v›thW tuyhW
f‰ã¤jÈš ga‹gL¤jyh« v‹gij ÉtÇ¡fî«.
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GEOGRAPHY PAPER - I
TIME : Three Hours Maximum : 75 Marks.
Note : (a) Answer TEN very short answer questions from Part I, and FIVE short answer questions from Part II
and TWO essay questions from Part III.
(b) Each of the answer to the questions in Part I, Part II and Part III need not exceed half - a - page, one page
and three pages respectively.
(c) Each question in Part I carries 2 marks, in Part II carries 5 marks and in Part III carries 15 marks.
21.(a) “Method however apt is meaningless without the mastery of the content” Discuss this statement.
“ghl¥bghUis¥ g‰¿jhd m¿Éšyhkš f‰ã¡F« Kiw v›thW bghU¤jkhdjhf ïUªjhY«
m®¤jk‰wjhf mikí«” - ï¡fU¤ij MuhŒf.
(Or)
22.(a) How far you accept education for national integration as an aim of teaching Geography?
What techniques do you suggest to promote national integration?
òÉÆaš f‰ã¤jÈš njáa x‰Wik fšÉ xU neh¡fkhf ïU¡»wJ v‹gij ÚÉ® v›thW
x¤J¡ bfhŸ»Ö®? njáa x‰Wikia ts®¥gâš v‹d c¤âfis Mnyhridahf TWthŒ?
(Or)
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GEOGRAPHY PAPER - II
TIME : Three Hours Maximum : 75 Marks.
Note : (a) Answer TEN very short answer questions from Part I, and FIVE short answer questions from Part II
and TWO essay questions from Part III.
(b) Each of the answer to the questions in Part I, Part II and Part III need not exceed half - a - page, one page
and three pages respectively.
(c) Each question in Part I carries 2 marks, in Part II carries 5 marks and in Part III carries 15 marks.
21.(a) Explain the problems faced by the teachers of Geography in rural areas.
»uhk¥òw¥ gFâfËš òÉÆaiy f‰ã¡F« MáÇa®fŸ vâ®neh¡F« ãu¢ridfis És¡Ff.
(Or)
22.(a) Explain the duties and responsibilities of a Geography teacher towards the school and
community.
gŸË¡F«, rKjha¤â‰F« xU òÉÆaš MáÇa® M‰w nt©oa flikfŸ k‰W« bghW¥òfis
És¡Ff.
(Or)
(b) Discuss the role of computers in the teaching and learning of Geography.
òÉÆaš f‰ã¤jš k‰W« f‰wÈš fÂ¥bgh¿Æ‹ g§»id Éthâ¡f.
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HOME SCIENCE PAPER - I
TIME : Three Hours Maximum : 75 Marks.
Note : (a) Answer TEN very short answer questions from Part I, and FIVE short answer questions from Part II
and TWO essay questions from Part III.
(b) Each of the answer to the questions in Part I, Part II and Part III need not exceed half - a - page, one page
and three pages respectively.
(c) Each question in Part I carries 2 marks, in Part II carries 5 marks and in Part III carries 15 marks.
13. Explain the classification of objectives in cognitive domain with examples in Home Science.
m¿îrh® fs¤â‹ neh¡f§fis tif¥gL¤j¥gLjÈš kidÆaÈš cjhuz§fSl‹ És¡fî«
14. Explain the different types of assignment with example.
x¥gil¥òfË‹ tiffis cjhuz¤Jl‹ És¡fî«.
15. Bring out the components of stimulus variation.
ö©lš kh‰w¤â‹ TWfis btË¡ bfhz®f.
16. Differentiate fieldtrips, excursions and educational tours.
fs¥gaz«, R‰Wyh k‰W« fšÉ gaz« M»at‰iw ntWgL¤â¡ fh£Lf.
17. Bring out the defects of existing Home Science syllabus.
j‰nghJ ga‹gL¤j¥gL« kidÆaš ghl¤â£l¤âš cŸs FiwghLfis btË¡bfhz®f.
18. Discuss the use of records and registers in Home Science department.
kddÆaš JiwÆš gâî¡F¿¥òfŸ k‰W« gântLfË‹ cgnahf¤ij Éthâ¡f.
19. Bringout the uses of Over Head Projector in Home Science.
kidÆaÈš jiynkš ã«kg« 圤â fUÉÆ‹ ga‹fis btË¡bfhz®f.
20. What are the principles of programmed instruction?
â£lÄ£l¡ f‰ã¤jÈ‹ bfhŸiffŸ ahit?
21.(a) Describe the scope of Home Science in world setting, family setting and educational setting.
cyf mik¥ò, FL«g mik¥ò k‰W« fšÉ mik¥ãš kddÆaÈ‹ tu«òfis ÉtÇ¡fî«.
Or
(b) Explain the need for lesson plan in teaching. Prepare a lesson plan on the topic ‘Flower
Arrangement’ for Standard XI
f‰ã¤jÈš ghl¤â£l¤â‹ mtáa¤ij És¡Ff. gâbdh‹wh« tF¥ãš ‘ky® mik¥ò’ v‹w
jiy¥ãš xU ghl¤â£l¤âid jahÇ¡fî«.
22.(a) Explain how you will use lecture demonstraction in teaching Home Science effectively,
bringing out its merits.
kidÆaiy áw¥ghf f‰ã¤jÈš ÉÇîiu brŒJ fh£liy v›thW ga‹gL¤jyh« v‹W,
mj‹ nk‹ikfisí« T¿ És¡fî«.
Or
(b) What is the importance of a textbook? Bring out the criteria for selection of textbook in Home
Science.
ghl¥ò¤jf¤â‹ K¡»a¤Jt« ahJ? kidÆaš ghl¥ò¤jf¤ij nj®ªbjL¡f fUj¥gL«
F¿¥òfis btË¡bfhz®f.
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ELECTIVE - HOME SCIENCE - II
TIME : Three Hours Maximum : 75 Marks.
Note : (a) Answer TEN very short answer questions from Part I, and FIVE short answer questions from Part II
and TWO essay questions from Part III.
(b) Each of the answer to the questions in Part I, Part II and Part III need not exceed half - a - page, one page
and three pages respectively.
(c) Each question in Part I carries 2 marks, in Part II carries 5 marks and in Part III carries 15 marks.
13. Write a short note on “Laissez Faire Pattern” of class room climate.
“byŒá ng®”. KiwÆ‹ tF¥ò¢ NœÃiy g‰¿ áWF¿¥ò tiuf.
14. A study of Home science is very important at present situation. Give any five reasons for it.
j‰fhy¤âš kidÆaš fšÉ Äfî« mtáakhdJ. ï¡T‰W¡F VnjD« IªJ fhuz§fis¡ TWf.
15. What criteria will you use to design a self-evaluation proforma?
Ra kâ¥Õ£L Étu¤ij jahÇ¡f Ú v‹d í¡âfis ga‹gL¤JthŒ?
16. State the emotional problems of adolescents and explain how as a teacher you would deal with them.
Fku¥ gUt¤âdÇ‹ kdbtG¢á¤ bjhl®ghd ãu¢ridfis F¿¥ã£L X® MáÇa® v‹w
KiwÆš ÚÉ® v›thW mitfis v⮡ bfhŸå® vd És¡Ff.
17. In this present educational scenario, What are the problems faced by the Home Science
teacher?
ï‹iwa fšÉ¢ NœÃiyÆš kidÆaš MáÇa® v⮡bfhŸS« ãu¢ridfŸ ahit?
18. Briefly explain the characteristics and causes of any two infections diseases.
VnjD« ïu©L ÉiuÉš guî« bjh‰W nehŒfS¡fhd fhuz§fisí« mj‹ j‹ikfisí«
RU¡fkhf És¡Ff.
19. Distinguish between kwashiokar and Marasmus diseases?
FthÎnahf® k‰W« bkuhÞkÞ ïit ïu©o‰F« cŸs ntWghLfŸ ahit?
20. Explain the need for developing leadership qualities for Home science teacher.
kidÆaš MáÇa® jiyik¥ g©òfis ts®¥gj‰FÇa mtáa¤ij És¡Ff.
21.a) What is class room climate? How would you explain the class room interaction using
Flander’s international analysis system?
tF¥giw¢ NHš v‹whš v‹d? ãsh©l®Ì‹ tF¥giw ïilÉid¥ gF¥ghŒit v›thW
És¡FthŒ?
(Or)
22. a) How can a Home science teacher improve herself in teacher methods and behaviour?
xU kidÆaš MáÇa® j‹Dila f‰ã¤jš KiwÆY« el¤ijÆY« v›thW K‹ndw Koí«?
(Or)
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COMMERCE AND ACCOUNTANCY PAPER I.
TIME : Three Hours Maximum : 75 Marks.
Note : (a) Answer TEN very short answer questions from Part I, and FIVE short answer questions from Part II
and TWO essay questions from Part III.
(b) Each of the answer to the questions in Part I, Part II and Part III need not exceed half - a - page, one page
and three pages respectively.
(c) Each question in Part I carries 2 marks, in Part II carries 5 marks and in Part III carries 15 marks.
21.(a) Prepare a detailed lesson plan for a Unit in Accountancy for Std., XI.
gândhwh« tF¥ò fÂjÉaš gFâÆš VnjD« xU my»‰F ÉÇthd ghl¤â£l« x‹iw
jah® brŒf.
(Or)
(b) Differentiate ‘formative evaluation’ from’summative evaluation’
bjhl® kâ¥ãLjY¡F« ïWâÃiy kâ¥ãLjY¡F« ïilnaíŸs ntWghLfis
btË¡bfhz®f.
22.(a) Discuss the aims and objectives of teaching commerce and accountancy subjects in higher
secondary schools.
nkšÃiy¥ gŸËfËš tÂfÉaš k‰W« fz¡F¥ gâÉaš f‰ã¤jÈ‹ neh¡f§fŸ k‰W«
F¿¡nfhŸfis Éthâ¡f.
(Or)
(b) Describe Bloom’s Taxonomy of Instructional objectives with suitable illustrations.
~¥SÄ‹ f‰ã¤jš neh¡f§fŸ tif¥gh£il¤ jFªj vL¤J¡fh£LfSl‹ És¡Ff.
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COMMERCE AND ACCOUNTANCY - II
TIME : Three Hours Maximum : 75 Marks.
Note : (a) Answer TEN very short answer questions from Part I, and FIVE short answer questions from Part II
and TWO essay questions from Part III.
(b) Each of the answer to the questions in Part I, Part II and Part III need not exceed half - a - page, one page
and three pages respectively.
(c) Each question in Part I carries 2 marks, in Part II carries 5 marks and in Part III carries 15 marks.
1. Mention any two applications of the knowledge of commerce in day - to - day life.
m‹whl thœ¡ifÆš tÂfÉaš m¿É‹ ga‹ghLfŸ ïu©oid F¿¥ãLf.
2. Define curriculam and write its components.
fiy¤â£l¤ij tiuaW¤J mj‹ gF⥠bghU£fis vGJf.
3. How “Story Telling” as method is used in teaching of commerce?
tÂfÉaš f‰ã¤jÈš fij brhšYjš v›thW ga‹gL»wJ.?
4. Differentiate inductive method from deductive method.
ÉâtUKiwia ÉâÉy¡F KiwÆÈUªJ ntWgL¤â¡fh£L.
5. What are the merits of CAI?
CAI - ï‹ ÃiwfŸ ahit?
6. What are the special features of OHP as a teaching aid?
jiynkš ã«g 圤â v‹w f‰ã¤jš cgfuz¤â‹ áw¥ãašòfŸ ahit?
7. What are the merits of team teaching?
m¡ f‰ã¤jÈ‹ ÃiwfŸ ahit?
8. What are the softwares that you can prepare and use for classroom teaching (any four)?
tF¥giw¡ f‰ã¤jY¡F ga‹gl¡Toa tifÆš Úå® jahÇ¡f Toa bk‹bghU£fŸ
eh‹»id¡ F¿¥ãLf.
9. Differentiate between a seminar and workshop.
‘fU¤ju§F’ k‰W« ‘brŒKiw¥ gƉᒠM»aitfis ntWgL¤Jf.
10. Outline the activities of a commerce club.
tÂfÉaš k‹w¤â‹ brašghLfŸ ahit?
11. What are accounting conventions?
fz¡»aš kuòfŸ v‹git ahit?
12. What are the advantages of Field Trips?
fs¥gaz¤â‹ ga‹fŸ ahit?
21.(a) What are the need and importance of Audio - Visual Aids in the teaching of commerce? Give
examples.
tÂfÉaš f‰ã¤jÈš, fh£á - nfŸÉ Jiz¡ fUÉfË‹ njit k‰W« K¡»a¤Jt«
ahit? vL¤J¡fh£LfŸ jUf?
Or
(b) What are the various types of organising the curriculum in the teaching of commerce and
accountancy? Explain with the help of suitable illustration.
tÂfÉaš k‰W« fz¡F¥gâÉaš ghl¤â£l¤âid mik¥gj‹ gšntW tiffŸ ahit?
jFªj vL¤J¡fh£LfË‹ cjÉíl‹ És¡Ff.
22.(a) What are the limitations of lecture method? What other methods could be adopted in
teaching commerce? llustrate.
ÉÇîiu KiwÆ‹ FiwfŸ ahit? ntW vªj Kiwfis tÂfÉaš f‰ã¡f
ga‹gL¤jyh«? vL¤J¡fh£LfŸ jUf.
Or
(b) Explain the registers, documents and reports essential for the teaching of commerce.
tÂfÉaš f‰ã¡f¤ njitahd gântLfŸ, Mtz§fŸ k‰W« m¿¡iffis ÉtÇ¡fî«.
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ELEMENTS OF ECONOMICS PAPER - I
TIME : Three Hours Maximum : 75 Marks.
Note : (a) Answer TEN very short answer questions from Part I, and FIVE short answer questions from Part II
and TWO essay questions from Part III.
(b) Each of the answer to the questions in Part I, Part II and Part III need not exceed half - a - page, one page
and three pages respectively.
(c) Each question in Part I carries 2 marks, in Part II carries 5 marks and in Part III carries 15 marks.
1. Define Economics
bghUËaš tiuaW¡f.
2. What do you mean by Social Sciences?
r_f m¿Éaš v‹gj‹ bghUŸ v‹d?
3. Give the relation between Economics and Civics.
bghUËaY¡F« FoikÆaY¡F« cŸs bjhl®ig vGJf.
4. List out the merits of Teaching Economics through Discussion method.
fyªJiuahlš KiwÆ‹ tÊahf bghUËaš f‰ã¤jÈ‹ e‹ikfis vGJf.
5. Write the special benefits of Audio Aids.
nfŸÉ cgfuz§fË‹ áw¥ò¥ ga‹fis vGJ.
6. Define Computer Assisted Instruction.
fÂÅ tÊahf f‰ã¥gij tiuaW¡f.
7. Give a note on “Instructional Objectives of Economics”
‘bghUËaš f‰ã¥ò neh¡f§fŸ’. F¿¥ò tiuf.
8. Describe ‘Unit Plan’.
‘myF â£l«’ v‹gij És¡Ff
9. Write the features of ‘Enquiry method of Teaching’
‘Édîjš Kiw f‰ã¤jÈ‹’ j‹ikfis vGJf.
10. What do you understand about ‘Standard Deviation?’
‘juÉyfš’ g‰¿ Úå® òǪJ¡ bfh©lJ v‹d?
11. State the use of Library in Teaching Economics.
bghUËaš f‰ã¤jÈš üyf¤â‹ ga‹fis TWf.
12. Write the Skill of questioning in Micro Teaching.
E©fiy f‰ã¤jÈš cŸs ‘Édh nf£F«’ âw‹ g‰¿ vGJf.
13. List out the merits and demerits of problem solving approach in Teaching Economics
bghUËaš f‰ã¤jÈš ‘á¡fiy Ô®¡F« mQFKiwÆ‹ e‹ik Ôikfis g£oaÈLf.’
14. How do the case studies help in Teaching Economics?
‘jÅahŸ nrhjidfŸ’ bghUËaš f‰ã¤jÈš v›thW cjwJ?
15. Explain the role of ‘graphics aids’ in the Teaching of Economics.
bghUËaš f‰ã¤jÈš tiugl Jiz¡fUÉfË‹ g§F g‰¿ És¡Ff.
16. As a Economics Teacher, How will you enhance your professional status?
bghUËaš MáÇa® v‹w KiwÆš Úå® c« bjhÊš jFâia v›thW ca®¤â¡ bfhŸå®?
17. Write the special features of ‘Measures of Central Tendencies.’
ika msitfË‹ áw¥ò j‹ikfis vGJf.
18. Explain the principles of curriculum construction in Economics.
bghUËaÈš fiy¤â£l« cUth¡fÈ‹ bfhŸiffis És¡Ff.
19. Highlight the characteristics of a good Economics Teacher.
xU ešy bghUËaš MáÇaÇ‹ Fz ey‹fis btË¥gL¤Jf.
20. Explain the purpose of ‘Blue Print’ for a Economic Question Paper.
bghUËaš Édh¤jhˉF ‘Édh â£l tiuÉ‹’ neh¡f§fis g‰¿ És¡Ff.
21.(a) Write the General and specific aims of Teacher Economics at the Higher Secondary Schools.
nkš Ãiy¥ gŸËfËš bghUËaš f‰ã¤jÈš cŸs bghJ k‰W« F¿¥ã£l neh¡f§fis vGJf.
Or
(b) Write a lesson plan for a lesson from the Higher Secondary, Economics syllabus.
nkšÃiy bghUËaš ghl¤âÈUªJ xU jiy¥ã‰F ghlf‰ã¥ò¤ â£l« vGJf.
22.(a) Discuss the components of any two Micro Teaching Skills in Teaching Economics.
bghUËaš f‰ã¤jÈš VjhtJ ïu©L E©fiy f‰ã¤jš âw‹fË‹ TWfis Éthâ.
Or
(b) What do you mean by a ‘Standardised Test’? How will you prepare a standardised test in
Economics?
‘ju¥gL¤j¥g£l Édh¤jhŸ’ v‹gj‹ bghUŸ v‹d? bghUËaÈš ju¥gL¤j¥g£l
Édh¤jhis Úå® v›thW jahÇ¥Õ®?’
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ELEMENTS OF ECONOMICS PAPER - II
TIME : Three Hours Maximum : 75 Marks.
Note : (a) Answer TEN very short answer questions from Part I, and FIVE short answer questions from Part II
and TWO essay questions from Part III.
(b) Each of the answer to the questions in Part I, Part II and Part III need not exceed half - a - page, one page
and three pages respectively.
(c) Each question in Part I carries 2 marks, in Part II carries 5 marks and in Part III carries 15 marks.
Or
(b) What do you mean by programmed learning technique? Explain Linear and Branched methods.
‘â£lÄ£L f‰wš’ Kiw v‹whš v‹d? ne® k‰W« »is khâÇfis¥ g‰¿ És¡Ff.
22.(a) Discuss the nature of Economic Problems in India. Give your solutions for the same.
ïªâa bghUshjhu á¡fšfis¥ g‰¿ Éthâ¡f. mitfS¡fhd Ô®îfis jUf.
Or
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COMPUTER EDUCATION PAPER - I
TIME : Three Hours Maximum : 75 Marks.
Note : (a) Answer TEN very short answer questions from Part I, and FIVE short answer questions from Part II
and TWO essay questions from Part III.
(b) Each of the answer to the questions in Part I, Part II and Part III need not exceed half - a - page, one page
and three pages respectively.
(c) Each question in Part I carries 2 marks, in Part II carries 5 marks and in Part III carries 15 marks.
13. Describe how you will calculate average deviation with the help of MS Excel.
v«.vÞ. v¡[iy¥ ga‹gL¤â ruhrÇ Éy¡f¤ij v›thW fz¡»LthŒ v‹gij ÉtÇ¡f.
14. Explain origin of CAI.
CAI - Æ‹ njh‰w¤âid És¡Ff.
15. Explain a micro-teaching cycle.
E©Âiy¡ f‰ã¤jš f‰¿id És¡Ff?
16. Explain the different kinds of tests.
nrhjidfË‹ gy tiffis És¡Ff.
17. List down the uses of control panel.
“f‹£nuhš ghdÈ‹” ga‹fis¥ g£oaÈLf.
18. Explain how you will draw table with the help of MS word.
` v«.vÞ nt®oid¥ ga‹gL¤â X® m£ltizÆid v›thW tiuthŒ v‹gij És¡Ff.
19. Describe the components of the teaching skill “Use of Black Board”.
fU«gyifÆid¥ ga‹gL¤J« f‰ã¤jš âwÅš cŸs c£TWfis ÉtÇ¡f.
20. Discuss the principles of curriculum construction.
fiy¤â£l« mik¥gâYŸs j¤Jt§fis Éthâ¡f.
Or
(b) Explain how you will teach a lession through domonstration method.
brašKiw¡ f‰ã¤jÈš xU ghl¤âid v›thW f‰ã¥ghŒ v‹gij És¡Ff.
22.(a) State and explain the steps involved in the construction of an achievement test.
X® milî¢ nrhjid jahÇ¥gâš cŸs goÃiyfis¡ T¿ És¡Ff.
Or
(b) Describe the important Educational applications of MS Word with suitable examples.
v«.vÞ nt®o‹ K¡»a fšÉÆaš ga‹ghLfis¤ jFªj vL¤J¡fh£LfSl‹ ÉtÇ¡f.
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COMPUTER EDUCATION PAPER - II
TIME : Three Hours Maximum : 75 Marks.
Note : (a) Answer TEN very short answer questions from Part I, and FIVE short answer questions from Part II
and TWO essay questions from Part III.
(b) Each of the answer to the questions in Part I, Part II and Part III need not exceed half - a - page, one page
and three pages respectively.
(c) Each question in Part I carries 2 marks, in Part II carries 5 marks and in Part III carries 15 marks.
13. Explain in detail about the ethical and practical issueds involved in software pirarcy.
bk‹bghUŸ âU£oš ml§»íŸs e‹bd¿ rh®ªj k‰W« brašKiw rh®ªj ãu¢ridfis
És¡Ff.
14. Describe any two loop structures in C - Language
C - bkhÊÆYŸs VnjD« ïu©L kl¡FfË‹ (loop structures) mik¥ò g‰¿ ÉtÇ¡f.
15. What is meant by CAI? Explain its preparation with an example.
‘fÂÅ cjÉíl‹ f‰ã¤jš’ v‹whš v‹d? mjid jahÇ¥gJ g‰¿ cjhuz¤Jl‹ És¡Ff.
16. Write a note on ‘Symposium’
‘Symposium’ (‘fU¤J¡ nfhit’¥ ) g‰¿ F¿¥ò tiuf.
17. What are the types of function available in C - Languages? Discuss their need and advantages.
C bkhÊÆYŸs rh®òfË‹ tiffŸ ahit? mt‰¿‹ njit k‰W« ga‹fis Éthâ¡f.
18. Distinguish between Panel Discussion and Group Discussion with suitable illustration.
mu§f fyªJiuahlÈÈUªJ FG fyªJiuahliy bghU¤jkhd vL¤J¡fh£Ll‹ ntWgL¤Jf.
19. Explain the need of Inservice Training for Teacher’s growth with proper illustration.
MáÇa®fË‹ ts®¢á¡F gÂÆil¥ gƉá njit v‹gjid jFªj vL¤J¡fh£Ll‹
És¡Ff.
20. Discuss the importance and need of reviewing computer science lession.
fÂ¥bgh¿ ghl¤ij Û£gh®it brŒtj‹ K¡»a¤Jt« k‰W« njit g‰¿ Éthâ¡f.
21.a). Explain the need and importance of using the different types of audio-visual aids in teaching
computer science.
fÂ¥bgh¿ m¿Éaš f‰ã¤jÈš gšntW tifahd fh£á¡ nfŸÉ¤ Jiz¡ fUÉif
ga‹gL¤Jtj‹ njit k‰W« K¡»a¤Jt¤ij És¡Ff.
(Or)
b). Analyse the growing capability of computer technology.
fÂ¥bgh¿ bjhÊš E£g¤â‹ j‰fhy ts®âwid gF¤jhŒf.
22.a). Explain in detail about the construction of a computer science laboratory for 20 students to do
practical work with the blue print.
20 khzt®fŸ brŒKiw brŒtj‰fhd fÂ¥bgh¿ MŒtf« mik¤jY¡fhd
brašKiwÆid â£l¥gl¤Jl‹ És¡Ff.
(Or)
b) Write a note on :
i) Desk Top Publishing (DTP)
ii) Software
iii) Array.
F¿¥ò tiuf.
m) m¢R¡nfh¥gf m¿î (DTP)
M) bk‹bghUŸ
ï) m®nu.
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ELECTIVE - POLITICAL SCIENCE - I
TIME : Three Hours Maximum : 75 Marks.
Note : (a) Answer TEN very short answer questions from Part I, and FIVE short answer questions from Part II
and TWO essay questions from Part III.
(b) Each of the answer to the questions in Part I, Part II and Part III need not exceed half - a - page, one page
and three pages respectively.
(c) Each question in Part I carries 2 marks, in Part II carries 5 marks and in Part III carries 15 marks.
21.a) Discuss about the nature, scope, importance and limitation of Political Science.
muáaš m¿ÉaÈ‹ j‹ik, neh¡f«, ï‹¿ahikahik k‰W« Fiwfis Éthâ¡f.
Or
b) Explain about typical ideologies with reference to Indian Context.
ïªâa NHÈš jŤj‹ik thŒªj fU¤âaš bfhŸif v‹gij g‰¿ ÉtÇ¡f.
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ELECTIVE - POLITICAL SCIENCE - II
TIME : Three Hours Maximum : 75 Marks.
Note : (a) Answer TEN very short answer questions from Part I, and FIVE short answer questions from Part II
and TWO essay questions from Part III.
(b) Each of the answer to the questions in Part I, Part II and Part III need not exceed half - a - page, one page
and three pages respectively.
(c) Each question in Part I carries 2 marks, in Part II carries 5 marks and in Part III carries 15 marks.
22. a) Explain the role of media in content analysis. How it is useful for the teacher in analyzing
the same.
ghl¥bghUŸ gF¥ghŒÉš jftš mik¥ã‹ g§»id ÉtÇ.
mJ MáÇaU¡F gF¥ghŒî brŒtâš v›thW cjî»wJ.
Or
b) Discuss in detail the scoring and interpretation of attitude scale with an example.
kd¥gh‹ik msînfhÈš kâ¥bg© tH§Fjš k‰W« mjid fU¤jh¡f« brŒtJ g‰¿
vL¤J¡fh£Ll‹ ÉtÇ.
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ELECTIVE - COMPUTERS IN EDUCATION
TIME : Three Hours Maximum : 75 Marks.
Note : (a) Answer TEN very short answer questions from Part I, and FIVE short answer questions from Part II
and TWO essay questions from Part III.
(b) Each of the answer to the questions in Part I, Part II and Part III need not exceed half - a - page, one page
and three pages respectively.
(c) Each question in Part I carries 2 marks, in Part II carries 5 marks and in Part III carries 15 marks.
21.a) Explain the different types of input and output devices commonly used in computers.
fÂÅfËš bghJthf¥ ga‹gL»‹w cŸçL k‰W« btËpL fUÉfË‹ gšntW tiffis
És¡Ff.
Or
b) Write an essay on power point software and its educational applications.
gt®ghÆ©£ bk‹bghUŸ k‰W« mj‹ fšÉÆaš ga‹ghLfŸ g‰¿ X® f£Liu tiuf.
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ELECTIVE - PHYSICAL AND HEALTH EDUCATION
TIME : Three Hours Maximum : 75 Marks.
Note : (a) Answer TEN very short answer questions from Part I, and FIVE short answer questions from Part II
and TWO essay questions from Part III.
(b) Each of the answer to the questions in Part I, Part II and Part III need not exceed half - a - page, one page
and three pages respectively.
(c) Each question in Part I carries 2 marks, in Part II carries 5 marks and in Part III carries 15 marks.
21.a) Define physical and Health Education and briefly explain its aims and objectives?
cl‰fšÉ, clšey¡ fšÉ tiuaW¤J mj‹ F¿¡nfhŸ k‰W« neh¡f§fis ÉtÇ?
Or
b) Draw a Single knock out fixtures for 13 teams and write the difference between single knock
and single leaque tournament.
xUthŒ¥ò Kiw ga‹gL¤â gâ‹_‹W FG¡fS¡F m£ltiz tiuf. xU thŒ¥ò Kiw
k‰W« xU bjhl®thŒ¥ò Kiw¡F« ïilnaíŸs ntWghLfis vGJf.
3. a) Prepare General lesson plan for the standard students.
x‹gjh« tF¥ò khzt®fS¡F bghJ¥ghlâ£l« jahÇ¡f.
Or
b) What is nutrition Food? Explain the types and benefits of nutrition food.
r¤Jzî v‹whš v‹d? r¤JzÉ‹ tiffŸ, ga‹ g‰¿ ÉtÇ?
jÄœehL MáÇa®
fšÉÆaš gšfiy¡fHf«
br‹id - 600 005.
TAMILNADU TEACHERS
EDUCATION UNIVERSITY
Chennai - 600 005.
B.Ed.
khâÇ Édh¤jhŸ
Model Question Paper
2008-2009