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Question 1

According to Jean Piaget, a child in the concrete operational stage (roughly ages 7-11) is most likely to be able to:

Reason about purely hypothetical and abstract situations Conserve quantity and classify concrete objects logically Use only reflexes and sensorimotor schemes Reason only through trial and error with no internal logic

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Conserve quantity and classify concrete objects logically

Question 2

Vygotsky's concept of the 'Zone of Proximal Development' refers to the gap between what a child can do:

At birth and at adulthood Independently and with guidance from a more knowledgeable other In school and at home With reward and with punishment

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Independently and with guidance from a more knowledgeable other

Question 3

In Kohlberg's theory of moral development, a child who behaves well mainly to avoid punishment is operating at which level?

Pre-conventional level Conventional level Post-conventional level Autonomous principled level

Correct Answer:

Pre-conventional level

Question 4

The principle of child development which states that development proceeds from the head region downward to the feet is called:

Proximodistal principle Cephalocaudal principle Principle of continuity Principle of integration

Correct Answer:

Cephalocaudal principle

Question 5

Inclusive education primarily means:

Placing children with disabilities in separate special schools Educating all children, including those with diverse needs, together in regular classrooms with appropriate support Teaching only gifted children in advanced classes Grouping children strictly by ability into different schools

Correct Answer:

Educating all children, including those with diverse needs, together in regular classrooms with appropriate support

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