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ORAL TEST/DISCUSSION/ IMPORTANT QUESTIONS PAPER- KNOWLEDGE AND CURRICULUM UNIT-1 B.Ed 2 ND SEMESTER             Q1. What is knowing process?       Q2. What is the difference between knowledge and information?       Q3. What are the different sources of knowledge?       Q4. What are the different types of knowledge?       Q5. What do you mean by construction of knowledge?       Q6. Explain Krishnamurti's views on knowledge and education?         Q7. What are the different facets of knowledge?       Q8. Difference between contextual and textual knowledge?   THANK YOU FOR THE RESPONSES You can watch the whole......... UNIT-1  Knowledge and Curriculum, NCERT, B.Ed 2nd semester on. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWaK35Hb6mwlRkCBj_dH4pKREqOYi0kOz ...

Ø Types of research? v Types    of      research: application     perspective 1.    PURE RESEARCH/ FUNDAMENTAL RESEARCH: ·       It is a basic approach which is for the sake of knowledge.   Fundamental research is usually carried on in a laboratory or other sterile environment, sometimes with animals.   ·       Basic researches involve the development of theory.   It is not concerned with practical applicability and most closely resembles the laboratory conditions and controls usually associated with scientific research. ·       It is also concerned with the development, examination, verification and refinement of research methods, procedures, techniques and tools that form the body of research methodology. ·       It is concerned establish...

Q1. What is scientific Approach of Research? The scientific approach is generally described as a method of acquiring knowledge in which investigators move inductively from their observations to hypotheses and then deductively from the hypotheses to the logical implications of the hypotheses.       It helps in examining that the hypothesized relationship was valid or following or not. If the implications are related to the organized body or the assumptions of accepted knowledge, researchers then further test them by gathering empirical data. On the basis of the evidence, if related to the assumptions or hypothesis they accept the hypothesis or reject the hypotheses if not related.      This whole process followed some steps - 1. Identification of the problem. The first step is the realization that a problem exists. The problem may involve a question about something, a discrepancy in findings, or a gap in knowledge. 2. Statement of the problem. The ne...

Understand research with few example- It is very easy to understand anything when you relate it with your real life situation In the video also an attempt has been made to make you all understanding about the process of research with few practical field examples.. Like share and subscribe to the channel CraveEduco to get more update .thank you

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