According to the Seventh Five-Year Plan, what is the rationale for changing the curriculum at the secondary level?
a) Standardize the curriculum
b) Increase teacher salaries
c) Equip students with practical skills
d) Decrease participation rates
What specific subjects will students in classes VI, VII, and VIII choose according to the Seventh Five-Year Plan?
a) Only science and math
b) Skill-oriented subjects
c) Only arts and humanities
d) No choice of subjects
Explanation: Students will choose skill-oriented subjects such as agriculture, home economics, metalwork, etc.
According to the Seventh Five-Year Plan, what is the primary focus for improving teacher efficiency in Teacher Education?
a) Introducing honors classes
b) Raising minimum qualifications
c) Encouraging computer use in courses
d) De-linking intermediate classes
Explanation: The plan aims to improve teacher efficiency by raising minimum qualifications.
What
is the primary emphasis for improving in-service training in Teacher Education,
according to the Seventh Five-Year Plan?
a) Introducing innovative methods
b) Providing better career prospects
c) Offering incentives for professional development
d) Revitalizing training programs
Explanation: Efforts will be made to improve in-service training through innovative methods and incentives for teachers' professional development.
In Higher Education and Research, what major reform is envisaged for universities according to the Seventh Five-Year Plan?
a) Introduction of standardized tests
b) Curriculum revision and focus on research work
c) Financial improvements
d) Transfer of responsibility to provincial governments
What change is proposed for college education in Higher Education and Research, according to the Seventh Five-Year Plan?
a) Introduction of computer courses
b) De-linking intermediate classes
c) Financial improvements
d) Selective admissions
Explanation: "De-linking intermediate classes" in the context of higher education means separating the 11th and 12th grades from degree colleges. This change aims to create a more focused and specialized learning environment, with the introduction of honors classes at the undergraduate level.
