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COMPARATIVE EDUCATION MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS

Comparative Education Solved MCQs

Comparative Education (CE)

  1. What is the primary positive impact of globalisation on educational curricula? 

    A) Competence    B) Literacy   C) Localism D) Memorisation

    2. Which challenge does globalisation pose to curricula regarding cultural aspects? 

    A) Access           B) Humanities                      C) Homogenisation D) Diversity

    3. How has globalisation positively influenced pedagogy through technology? 

    A) Rote              B) Isolation                            C) Centred     D) Collaboration

    4. What is a key challenge in globalised pedagogy related to equity? 

    A) Development B) Divide C) Classrooms D) Contextual

    5. In assessment, what benefit do international benchmarks like PISA provide? 

    A) Mobility B) Bias C) Comparison            D) Preparation

    6. Which challenge in global assessments disadvantages non-Western students? 

    A) Bias B) Acceptance C) Holistic D) Cost

    7. How does globalisation positively impact educational values? 

    A) Erosion B) Traditions C) Citizenship   D) Commercial

    8. What is a challenge globalisation presents to values in education? 

    A) Equity       B) Understanding                   C) Collectivism D) Dominance

    9. In policy development, what positive role do international frameworks like SDG 4 play? 

    A) Fragmentation           B) Alignment       C) Sovereignty  D) Sharing

    10.   Which challenge in globalised policy development involves external pressures? 

    A) Standards             B) Neoliberal               C) Investment D) Sovereignty

    11. When was the ESD for 2030 framework adopted by the UNESCO General Conference? 

    A) October     B) December                           C) November D) May

    12. What is the primary successor to the Global Action Programme on ESD (2015–2019)? 

    A) Partnership B) Framework C) Decade D) Declaration

    13. How many Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) does ESD for 2030 align with? 

    A) Five B) Six C) Ten D) Seventeen

    14. What is the focus of Priority Action Area 1 in the ESD Roadmap? 

    A) Youth B) Policy C) Environments          D) Capacities

    15. Which priority action area emphasises greening education facilities? 

    A) Accelerating   B) Advancing                      C) Building D) Transforming

    16. What does Priority Action Area 4 primarily aim to do? 

    A) Fostering B) Mainstreaming                   C) Empowering D) Redesigning

    17. How many key implementation enablers support the five priority action areas? 

    A) Four B) Six C) Five D) Seventeen

    18. In the conceptual model for ESD implementation, what follows "processes" like transformative pedagogies? 

    A) Enablers B) Inputs C) Outputs               D) Feedback

    19. What platform was established by UNESCO in October 2022 to facilitate ESD rollout? 

    A) Reviews B) Network C) Prize                 D) Declaration

    20. What does the Berlin Declaration on ESD (May 2021) represent? 

    A) Tool B) Program C) Commitment         D) Mechanism

    21. What philosophical shift does Inclusive Education represent compared to Special Education? 

    A) Mainstream B) Token C) Rights             D) Deficit

    22. In Sindh, Pakistan, which department traditionally manages Special Education Centres? 

    A) Hub B) Empowerment C) Authority    D) Education

    23. What constitutional amendment in Pakistan devolved education to provinces like Sindh? 

    A) Goals B) Disabilities C) Twenty-fifth     D) Eighteenth

    24. Which attitudinal barrier hinders Inclusive Education in Sindh? 

    A) Ratios B) Alignment C) Infrastructure  D) Responsibility

    25. What is a key resource challenge in mainstream Sindh schools for inclusion? 

    A) System B) Training C) Aids                      D) Accessibility

    26. In South Asia, what contributes to high out-of-school rates for CWDs? 

    A) Funding B) Populations                           C) Marginalisation D) Stigma

    27. Which South Asian law exemplifies policy but weak implementation? 

    A) Act B) Goals C) Rights D) Convention

    28. In the global Full Inclusion model, what is the first placement option for CWDs? 

    A) Pilots  B) Classroom C) Units                 D) Institutions

    29. Which countries exemplify the Integration/Mainstreaming model? 

    A) Sweden B) Pakistan C) Europe D) Italy

    30. What characterises the Segregated/Special System Dominance model? 

    A) IEPs          B) De-categorisation               C) Institutions D) Resources

    31. In the US IDEA model, which principle favours inclusion? 

    A) Token B) Deficit C) Restrictive D) Least

    32. What trend is prominent in Nordic countries like Sweden for inclusion? 

    A) Stigma                         B) Functional        C) De-categorisation D) Categorisation

    33. In developing countries like South Asia, what stifles inclusive policy implementation? 

    A) Rates B) Training C) Data D) Poverty

    34. What international convention has Pakistan signed to commit to inclusive education? 

    A) Declaration B) Act C) Disabilities         D) Goals

    35. In Sindh's transition, how can Special Education knowledge be leveraged? 

    A) Devolution B) Capacity C) Elimination D) Segregation

    36. Which authority regulates teacher education standards in Sindh? 

    A) PITE B) NACTE C) UNICEF D) STEDA

    37. Which outdated programs is STEDA phasing out in favour of modern degrees? 

    A) Associate B) Primary C) Master's          D) Honours

    38. What is a major governance failure in Sindh's teacher education? 

    A) Measures        B) Elimination                  C) Interference D) Mechanisms

    39. Which corrupt practice devalues teacher degrees in Sindh? 

    A) Postings           B) Assessments                   C) Practicums D) Copying

    40. Which infrastructural deficiency hampers pedagogy in Sindh public sector schools? 

    A) Libraries B) Learning C) Electricity     D) Resources

    41. In global best practices, what degree is required for teachers in Finland? 

    A) Intermediate B) Masters C) Honours   D) Diploma

    42. Which characterises Finland's teacher selection process? 

    A) Focus          B) Appointments                   C) Competitiveness D) Selective

    43. In Competency-Based Teacher Education (CBTE), what advances trainees? 

    A) Training B) Exams C) Mastery D) Time

    44. How does CBTE integrate theory and practice? 

    A) Ethics B) Memorisation                            C) Application D) Lectures

    45. In the comparative analysis, what is Sindh's entry bar for teaching? 

    A) Licensing B) Requirement                       C) Selectivity D) Status

    46. Which pedagogical approach dominates in Sindh compared to global norms? 

    A) Differentiation B) Thinking                      C) Learner D) Teacher

    47. Which global focus elevates teaching to a reflective profession? 

    A) Influence B) Knowledge                           C) Research  D) Compliance

    48. In Sindh, what undermines donor efforts like USAID? 

    A) Enforcement B) Resources                       C) Accountability D) Monitoring

    49. What is essential for Sindh's teacher education to align with global standards? 

    A) Phasing B) Tolerance C) Reform             D) Implementation

    50. Which skill is most emphasised in curricula due to globalisation?

    A) Critical   B) Rote   C) Contextual            D) None

    51. Cultural homogenisation is a challenge because global curricula often prioritise which knowledge system?

    A) Indigenous  B) Western   C) Asian        D) American

    52. Which international curriculum system is cited as providing globally recognised qualifications?

    A) PISA    B) TOEFL   C) IGCSE                D) TIMSS

    53. Inequity in access is exacerbated as elite international curricula are mostly accessible only to which students?

    A) Disabled    B) Public  C) Rural                 D) Affluent

    54. Curricula may narrow its scope by prioritising which market-driven subject areas?

    A) STEM  B) Literature   C) History            D) Ethics

     ✍️ By: Raja Bahar Khan Soomro 

 

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