Headmaster & Headmistress Model Past Paper 2024 PDF

Answer: Teaching Methods and Strategies

The view that a single God exists is known as ______?
Answer: Theism

Teachers who reflect upon the goals they and their students try to achieve are?
Answer: Reflective Teachers

What is associated with fear and anger?
Answer: Amygdala

The administration of a principal is better evaluated by ______?
Answer: Teachers

 Examining child’s attention span and problem solving is examining ______?
Answer: Cognitive development

 Which one of the following focuses on teaching adults?
Answer: Andragogy

The university grants commission was established in ______?
Answer: 1974

In Islamic system of education teacher is the central figure and _____?
Answer: Spiritual father

Rules of presenting contents to make them easy are called?
Answer: Maxims of teaching

Early roots of psychology are firmly planted in physiology and ______?
Answer: Philosophy

Early roots of psychology are firmly planted in philosophy and ______?
Answer: Physiology

What distinguishes the concrete operational from the formal operational?
Answer: Concrete operations are carried out on things

 To impart knowledge or skill by instruction or example is ______?
Answer: Teaching

______ is the process of selecting a number of individuals for a study.
Answer: Sampling

 What is true about hypothesis?
Answer: These are always tested

 A research which has a classroom approach?
Answer: Action research

Chairperson of school council is _____?
Answer: Head teacher

 According to Piaget, young children express their ______ in second stage.
Answer: Egocentric thoughts

The goal of teaching is ______?
Answer: Desirable change of behavior

Which objective is related to the affective domain?
Answer: Students can value honesty

Bring together scientific ideas to form a unique idea is _____?
Answer: Synthesis

If the results of the test and effect are the same, it is called _____?
Answer: Reliability

Growth potential of healthy people was emphasized by ______?
Answer: Humanistic psychology

 Which ability do children develop in concrete operational stage?
Answer: Ability to conserve

What part of the curriculum includes the actual knowledge and values taught?
Answer: Curriculum Content

Who usually does “Action Research”?
Answer: Teachers

 What is the best way to manage a classroom effectively?
Answer: Group learning

 What is it called when a child cries just because they see someone else crying?
Answer: Sympathetic imitation

How can we make students more engaged in class?
Answer: Assigning group work

What shows the types of activities needed to learn successfully?
Answer: Learning activities

 Why is “Collaborative Research” used?
Answer: Improve practices

Which method uses a digital structure to improve student ability?
Answer: Flipped classroom

Who are Rogers’ counseling methods best suited for?
Answer: Emotionally disturbed individuals

 Which education type focuses on social and economic needs to improve lives?
Answer: Non-Formal Education

Which of these is NOT a stage in Piaget’s theory?
Answer: Emotional Intelligence Stage

 Why do we use “Aptitude Tests” in guidance?
Answer: It predicts academic performance

What is the main goal of Pakistan’s education policy?
Answer: Literacy and Universal Education

 What is the arrangement of curriculum goals, content, and evaluation called?
Answer: Curriculum Design

 Which phase is about a new curriculum being accepted and used regularly?
Answer: Implementation phase

What is the best method for the teaching-learning process?
Answer: Project method

At what level does a child recognize a red ball and remember its attributes?
Answer: Concrete Level

Which philosophy focuses on a student’s own personality and individuality?
Answer: Existentialism

 What is the very first step in making a curriculum?
Answer: Selection of Goals and objectives

Which principle says subjects like Art and Music are for relaxation?
Answer: Principle of Leisure

 What is the lowest level of the affective domain where students just listen?
Answer: Receiving

Who said that personality develops through major conflicts at each life stage?
Answer: Erik Erikson

 What is the best way to check a classroom activity?
Answer: Rubrics-based evaluation

In which drama technique does the teacher have total control using scripts?
Answer: Formal drama

 Which branch of philosophy studies the meaning of “Value”?
Answer: Axiology

Which decision-making rule tries to equally satisfy both parties?
Answer: Compromise

 Which branch of philosophy deals with knowledge, its structure, method and validity?
Answer: Epistemology

 The teaching method recommended for elementary school science in Pakistan is _____?
Answer: Activity method

Frustration and anxiety produce ______ in an individual.
Answer: Tension

 Who raised the slogan “Back to Nature”?
Answer: Naturalism (Rousseau)

Which does not fit into the scheme of educational goals of the Idealists?
Answer:  Care of body

 Which question have increasing good objectivity of marking?
Answer: Multiple type questions

Position power of the principal is limited to ______?
Answer: Both (Teachers and Students)

Interviews may be conducted to ______ adaptive behaviour of candidates.
Answer: Assess

 The school headmaster operates the following administrative functions except?
Answer: Recruiting

 Measurement answers the question?
Answer: How much

 According to Einstein, education should be a fun rather than _____?
Answer: Pushed

Religious education is strongly advocated by _______?
Answer: Idealists

An outline of the topic of the subject to be covered in specific time is called ______?
Answer: Syllabus

The growth of organizational needs to be meshed with the ______ growth.
Answer: Individual

The effectiveness of the curriculum depends on the interest of the ______?
Answer: Teachers

 ______ evaluates how people perform and how activities have been done.
Answer: Appraisal

What is meant by the term “interference”?
Answer: Nepotism

A sound curriculum must be based on the needs and aspiration of _____?
Answer: Society

Two students A and B achieved 25 and 75 marks. What is percentile for A?
Answer: 50

 Which one of the following terms is most inclusive?
Answer: Assessment

_____ involves a sequence of work.
Answer: Life style concept

 Curriculum could not be built without which things?
Answer: All of these

Students are directly involved as experiential learning in _____?
Answer: Simulation

 A choice made between two or more alternatives is called ______?
Answer: Decision

Hyperactive students are most often medicated using ______?
Answer: Stimulants

The supervisor is one who ______?
Answer: Provide friendly help

How does transactional leadership motivate his subordinates?
Answer: By rewards and punishments

 Autocratic leadership style is ever disliked by the _____?
Answer: Teachers

Education for sustainable development seeks partnership across the ______?
Answer: Society

 Pre school education in Pakistan is designed for _____ years old.
Answer: 3-5

 Degree to which an organization relies on rules is referred as ______?
Answer: Formalization

The affective domain involves _________?
Answer: Manner

Right to check work and make decisions without consulting is ______?
Answer: Line authority

Advantage of simulations is that they allow learning _______?
Answer: From the inside

The secondary school teacher is directly responsible to _____?
Answer: Headmaster

Which theory says ‘leaders are born not made’?
Answer: Trait theory

 Children start to exhibit object permanence during the stage of ______?
Answer: Sensorimotor

H. Rugg states, curriculum is really the entire program of ______?
Answer: School’s work

How many teachers a principal can effectively direct?
Answer: Span of control

Paternity leave is granted for a maximum of ______?
Answer: Thirty days

The most complex skill in cognitive domain is?
Answer: Creating

Research conducted for testing and applying theories is called _____?
Answer: Applied Research

When a person must change position to respond to new situation?
Answer: Accommodation

Aristotle disagreed from Plato with respect to belief that ______?
Answer: Ideas are the real

Curriculum reflects the culture of ______?
Answer: Society

The scope of education is based on _____?
Answer: Scope of life

First step in the organizational planning process is to ______?
Answer: Formulate or review mission

Knowledge must be acquired through senses is known as ______?
Answer: Empiricism

Need for love, affection and acceptance is ______?
Answer: Social need

Part II: General Knowledge

Islamic Studies / Ethics & Urdu

Q. Who was the first Caliph after Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)?
Answer: Abu Bakr Siddiq

Q. What is the meaning of the word “Islam”?
Answer: Submission to the will of Allah

Q. What are the Five Pillars of Islam?
Answer: Shahada (Faith), Salah (Prayer), Zakat (Charity), Sawm (Fasting), Hajj (Pilgrimage)

سوال: لفظ “بزم” کا مطلب کیا ہے؟
جواب: محفل یا اجتماع

سوال: مشہور اردو افسانہ “لحاف” کس نے لکھا؟
جواب: عصمت چغتائی

Pakistan Studies , Current Affairs & Geography

When was the Nehru Report published?
Answer: 1928

When was the Liaquat-Nehru pact signed?
Answer: 1950

The Lenin Peace Prize was awarded to which famous Pakistani poet?
Answer: Faiz Ahmed Faiz

Cue, Bolting, and Break terms are associated with which game?
Answer: Billiards / Snooker

 English

Q. Antonym of “Prolific”
Answer: Unproductive

Q. Synonym of “Ephemeral”
Answer: Short-lived

Q. Meaning of “Throw in the towel”
Answer: To give up

Q. Meaning of “Bite the bullet”
Answer: To face a difficult situation bravely

Q. Change Voice: “The committee has approved the proposal” → ?
Answer: The proposal has been approved by the committee

Q. Change Voice: “They will announce the results tomorrow” → ?
Answer: The results will be announced tomorrow

Computer Science & Everyday Science

Which shortcut key is used for a manual line break in MS Word?
Answer: Shift + Enter

In MS Excel, what is an absolute cell reference format?
Answer: A1

Q. What causes the seasons on Earth?
Answer: The tilt of the Earth’s axis and its orbit around the Sun.