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FOUNDATION OF EDUCATION IN GHANA 

PART ONE

NB: QUESTIONS ARE BOLDENED 

A life-long occupation in which one has been specially trained and which is one’s means of livelihood is known as ……………………………………….

Career 

Teaching 

Job 

Profession

Teaching as profession has all the following characteristics except …………………………..

Condition of service 

End of semester examination

Freedom to practice

Registration of entry

Teaching is an art because it involves ……………………….

Creativity 

Scientific principles 

The use of observation and facts

The use of methodology

Teacher Nicholas Mills, in JHS 2 saw that no two learners are the same. Hence, he advised his colleagues to handle learners with care. What teaching principle was teacher Nicholas Mills referring to?

Teaching as an art

Teaching based on fact

Teaching as a science

Teaching as a methodology

Teacher Mortey saw a lady and decided to marry her but the lady turned down his proposal on the grounds that teachers are poor. The lady’s behavior is ………………………………

a conception about teaching profession

how teacher manage their money poorly

how miser teachers are in the society

misconception people have about teaching profession

Victory, a JHS 1 student at Vane E. P always has some liquid fluid in her ears. This means that victory is suffering from ……………………….

Hearing impairment 

Intellectual impairment 

Physical disability

Visual impairment 

Which ‘Education Acts’ established the National Teaching Council (NTC)?

2006 Education Act

2007 Education Act

2008 Education Act

2009 Education Act

The use of mobility equipment like wheel chairs, arranging the classroom to facilitates mobility are strategies for helping ……………………………..

Low vision

Intellectual disability

Physical disability

Visually disability

Which one of the following is not a factor to consider when choosing a career path?

Evaluate your skill

Work attitude

Availability of jobs 

Narrow down your list

The process by which theft exploit communication technology to steal financial information from peoples computers are known as …………………………………………….

Privacy

Cybercrime 

Etiquette

Access

Aims of education are often categorized into two. These are;

School and community  aims 

Local and national aims 

Individual and societal aims

Covert and overt aims

The following are types of learning disability except

Aphasia

Dyscalculia

Dysgraphia 

Metacognition

Which of the following best summarizes what the school curriculum is?

School syllabus 

Total school experiences

School time table 

School organizational programme

In which year was our lady of Apostles sisters’ school in Elmina founded?

1884

1885

1886

1887

Which one of the following institution is currently responsible for the design of the basic curriculum in Ghana?

CRDD 

GES

NaCCA

NTC

Which one of the following methods of is used in Traditional Africa Education?

Observation, imitation and schooling 

Observation, participation and imitation

Participation, co-operation and imitation

Imitation, intellectual and participation 

All the following were the reasons that account for the failure of the 1852 ordinance, except…………..

The people of the Gold Coast complained that they did not understand the purpose of the tax. 

The people of the Gold Coast refused to pay the poll tax of one shilling.

Mr.  and Mrs. Vinall could not survive the weather conditions.

The people of Fante land were asked to collect tax

 The NTECF consist of the four pillars of teacher education except ……………….

Ghanaian Language and English

Teaching practice

Pedagogic knowledge

Literacy studies

To meet the National Teachers Standard (NTC) the B.Ed programme is made up of how many areas of specialism?

3

4

5

6

Which one of the following is not the negative impact of technology on society?

Resource depletion

Improved transportation

Increased pollution

Improved healthcare

The following are misconceptions of the use of technology except ………………………

It hampers learning

It’s expensive

It’s easy to use 

It’s difficult to use

Which government initiated the Ghana school feeding programme (GSFP) for Ghanaian school children?

CPP

NDC

NDP

NPP

Which one of the following is the best definition of lifelong learning?

The continuous quest to seek formal or informal education

Learning that is gained through formal education only

Learning that ends in the university

Learning that is gained through informal education only

Which of the following do learners demonstrate in inclusive education classroom?

Better proficiency in English language

Greater development of the three domains

Increased acceptance and appreciation of diversity

Developing in learners the understanding of the inclusive education

The philosophy of teacher education in  Ghana stipulates that Ghana needs to prepare school teachers who are;

Attentive to emotional needs of learners

Facilitators of performance

Reflective practitioners

Moral developers

Which one of the following governors established the sixteen principles in education for Gold Coast?

Gordon Guggisburg

Governor De – Richelieu

John Rodger

Sir Allan Burns

Which one of the following was a major achievement of Governor Rodger’s reforms in Gold Coast education?

The establishment of the ‘payment by results system’

The improvement of female education

The spread of school education

The improvement of technical education

Philip Quaque returned to Cape Coast castle after his training abroad as ……………………..

Missionary, Slave and Catechist

School master, Interpreter and Missionary

Priest, Evangelist and Merchant

Missionary, School master and Catechist

The castle school education contributed to the following developmental areas of the country except ………………………….

Cultural development

Educational development

Language development

The political development

Which of these persons were appointed inspector of schools under the 1882 education ordinance?

Rev. Jacob Capitein

Rev. Sunter

Rev. Andrews Riis

Rev. William Amo

The first educational policy initiated by Dr. Kwame Nkrumah was ………………..

1950 Educational Act

1961 Educational Act

1951 Accelerated development plan

1960 Accelerated development plan

Why was the FCUBE programme implemented in Ghana in 1995?

To satisfy the campaign promise by NDC government 

To avoid infringing on one of the demands of the constitution

To give the right to education to all citizens

To make education compulsory for all citizens

The disadvantages of the African Traditional education included all the following except ……………

It succeeded to integrate its recipients into society from birth to death 

It was non – literate

It was more focused on the group more than  the individual

There is lack of comparison and estimation

All the following were the challenges faced castle schools except …………………..

Low enrolment 

Financial problem

Introduction of full-time teachers

Political instability 

Which one of the following personalities was the first principal of theological institute in Accra in 1842 established by Wesleyan mission?

Rev. Andrews Riis

Rev. Joseph Dunwell

Rev. Thomas Birch Freeman

Rev. Thomas Thompson

The Government Secondary Technical School (GSTS) was initially called Accra Government Technical School.

1900

1906

1909

1919

Which one of the following was the provision made in Governor Rodger’s reform?

End to the ‘payment by result system’

Grant – in – aid was to be given to only government schools in Cape Coast and Accra

Raising the standards of education in mission and private schools

He was  to established board of schools visitors

The National Liberation Council (NLC) ruled Ghana from 1966 to 1969, appointed two bodies to look into some aspects of educational system in Ghana. One of these bodies was ……………

Dzobo committee

Kwapong committee

Coonsery committee

Erzuah committee

The Christiansburg Castle School was established in 1722 by the ……………………..

British

Danes

Dutch

Portuguese

All the following were the challenges faced by the by the early missionaries except ………………….

Hostility from local people

Instability of the Gold Coast

Unity of purpose 

Lack of funds


PART TWO

Fill in the gaps / complete the sentences


The teacher used creativity, flexibility and natural ways to present his / her lesson is to as ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………


In this type of education, every adult is a teacher. Which form of education are we referring to? ..............................................................................................................................................


All the learning experiences that the learners goes through under the guidance of the school is known as ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………


Mention one of the pillars which serves as a hub for the new bachelor of Education programme …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..


State one beneficiaries from the castle schools. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….


The continuous quest to seek formal or informal education is referred to as ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..


The goal of teaching is to bring about a desired ………………………………………………... in the behavior of the learner.


The Ghana School Feeding Programme (GSFP) was initiated in which year as a social protection? …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..


The term curriculum is derived from a Latin word ‘currere’, which means a …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….


When the X chromosome of the parents is damaged and this defective chromosome gets transmitted to the child is known as ……………………………………………………………………………………………………….


If the genes or chromosome of both parents that have come into the new baby have defect on the child is likely to suffer …………………………………………………………………………………………………………..


The causes of special needs or exceptionality comes as a result of genetic or biological factors and the ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….





Read the statements below to complete questions (13 – 16)

which Christian missionary societies came in the names of the following churches?


 Evangelical Presbyterian church …………………………………………………

The Methodist church of Ghana …………………………………………..

Anglican church of Ghana ……………………………………………………..

Presbyterian church of Ghana ……………………………………………..

Write the full meaning of  FCUBE …………………………………………………………………………………………………

Under whose leadership was education ordinance of 1882 passed to cover Gold Coast and Lagos? ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………….

The products such as houses, clothes and tools which men produce and use in the course of their collective lives is referred to as …………………………………………………………………………………………………




MARKING SCHEME FOR PART ONE

D

B

A

C

D

A

C

C

D

B

C

D

B

A

C

B

D

B

A

C

B

D

A

C

C

A

B

D

A

B

C

D

A

C

B

C

A

B

B

C



MARKING SCHEME FOR PART TWO


Teaching as an art 

Informal education

Curriculum

(i) Subject and curriculum knowledge   (ii) literacy studies   (iii) pedagogic knowledge  (iv) supported teaching in schools

Philip Quaque or Anthony William Amo or Jacobus Capitein

Lifelong learning or lifelong education

Change 

2005

‘Race Course’

Fragile X syndrome

Exceptionality condition

Environmental factors

Bremen 

Weslyan

spg (society for the propagation of the gospel)

Basel

Free compulsory universal basic education

Governor Rowe

Artifacts or materials


 Section B

l. Define the following concepts I. Education II. Culture lll. Curriculum

 2. Enumerate five (5) strategies you as a student teacher would use to handle pupils with hearing impairment

 3. Outline four(4) advantages of the school feeding programme in Ghana 

4. Discuss four benefits of school community partnership 

5. Briefly outline five misconceptions in the use of technology in society

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