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Nishtha Module 12 Answers
Question: Which of the following methods do not fit in toy pedagogy?
Answer: Memorizing the textbook content for doing better in exams
Question: ‘The inclusion of indigenous toys and games in the teaching-learning process can help students connect with their cultural roots.’
Answer: Yes, always
Question: While engaging with toys, the learner doesn't go through:
Answer: Rote learning
Question: Toy pedagogy can be used by:
Answer: Every teacher
Question: Can toys be helpful in creating inclusive classrooms?
Answer: Toys are useful tools for the inclusive classroom
Question: Which of the following is essential for implementing Toy Pedagogy?
Answer: Capacity building of teachers on Toy Pedagogy
Question: Which of the following does not come under toy pedagogy?
Answer: Writing Poetry
Question: ‘A toy can be a three-dimensional tangible object (natural or made) which can engage a child in constructive play’
Answer: Yes, always
Question: Which of the following is not an Indigenous Toys/ Games?
Answer: Digital Mazes
Question: How does integrating toy pedagogy benefit students in the learning process?
Answer: Helps recognize new skills
Question: Does toy pedagogy promote exposure to traditional toys only?
Answer: It promotes all types of toys
Question: Which of the following is not a basic principle of toy pedagogy?
Answer: Learning is teacher-centric
Question: What is Toy Based Pedagogy?
Answer: Learning ‘through toys and games’
Question: Toy pedagogy is a teaching-learning approach based on:
Answer: learning through toys and games
Question: Which of the following cannot be used as toys?
Answer: Books
Question: In the Toy pedagogy, ‘Toy’ has been referred as;
Answer: Pedagogical tool
Question: Dolls and stuffed animal toys can be used for teaching and learning;
Answer: In all the subjects
Question: Toy pedagogy cannot help in;
Answer: Memorization of correct answers
Question: The use of toys and games is not an efficient tool in developing the following skills;
Answer: Reading
Question: The skill of creating toys and games will not help students of the secondary stage in;
Answer: selling handmade toys
Question: What are the possible uses of the toys created and used in the classroom?
Answer: Create a toy bank for easy access and future use
Question: Which of the following is not fulfilled by toy pedagogy?
Answer: Students become experts in creating toys
Question: Using toy pedagogy does not promote:
Answer: Accurate memorization of content
Question: Toy pedagogy can be effective in teaching and learning of;
Answer: All subjects
Question: Can toys be integrated with all subjects at the secondary level?
Answer: Can be integrated with all subjects
Question: 'Toys and games as an integral part of the learning process will surely spark and gear up the process of cognitive, psychomotor and emotional development of every learner.'
Answer: Yes, always
Question: Which of the following does not come under Toy Pedagogy?
Answer: Vocal Music
Question: Which of the following is a traditional Indian Toy?
Answer: Magic Cards
Question: What of the following material was used to make toys during the ancient period?
Answer: Wood
Question: Toy pedagogy should be promoted in the classroom because it;
Answer: Fulfills pedagogical needs of competency-based learning
Question: Which of the following does not help in the promotion of toy pedagogy in school?
Answer: Use chalk and talk method
Question: Which of the following is false about ‘Traditional Indian toys and games’?
Answer: Toys are created by scientists only
Question: ‘Toy pedagogy promotes an interdisciplinary approach’:
Answer: Yes, it always does
Question: Which of the following cannot be done under toy pedagogy?
Answer: Only teachers will make toys
Question: ‘Indigenous toys and games can play a major role in developing the cultural understanding and cultural expression among students of the secondary stage.’
Answer: Yes, always
Question: Does toy pedagogy mean we have to create new toys for each learning experience?
Answer: Sometimes only
Question: How does toy pedagogy support the growth and development of a learner?
Answer: It helps in developing cognitive, psychomotor, and affective domains simultaneously
Question: Which of the following does not come under the traditional toy category?
Answer: Drones
Question: The ‘Kandhei Jatra’ or Toy Fair, a traditional festival is celebrated every year in;
Answer: Odisha
Question: Can toy pedagogy be used to develop 21st-century skills in students?
Answer: Yes, it can be used
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