A) Social Action approach B) Contribution approach C) Transformation approach D) Additive approach
A) transformation Approach B) Additive Approach C) Social action D) Contribution approach
A) Social action B) Contribution approach C) Additive Approach D) Transformation approach
A) Transformation approach B) Additive approach C) Contribution approach D) Additive approach E) Social Action
A) Content reduction B) equity pedagogy C) Knowledge Construction D) prejudice reduction
A) empowering school cultures B) prejudice reduction C) Equity pedagogy D) Content integration
A) social institution B) social dimeension C) family D) society
A) human rights B) human solidarity C) human rights D) democratization E) development based on justice
A) developmental based on justice B) human rights C) democratization D) Sustainable development
A) Article 16 B) Article 29 C) Article 24 D) Article 22
A) Article 26 B) Article 28 C) Article 16 D) Article 12
A) Article 27 B) Article 7 C) Article 1 D) Article 17
A) Article 7 B) Article 1 C) Article 1 D) Article 26 E) Article 17
A) classism B) sexism C) looksism D) ageism
A) Conflict B) hate C) calming D) anger
A) Calming B) hate C) conflict D) anger
A) simulation games B) problem solving C) encouraging action D) Role playing
A) Go- Round B) journal writing C) Interview. research D) role playing
A) both micro and macro B) none of these C) macroeconomics D) microeconomics
A) microeconomics B) macroeconomics C) none of these D) both macro and micro
A) holistic education B) peaceable classroom C) cooperative learning D) experiential education
A) Pair share B) visualization C) none of these D) discussion
A) Holistic education B) participation education C) cooperative learning D) experiential education
A) society B) all of these C) culture D) family
A) Matriarchal B) Patriachal C) Patrilocal D) Equalitarian
A) Patrilocal B) Matriachal C) Matrilocal D) Equalitarian E) Patriachal
A) Home B) Mall C) Church D) School
A) Intellectual purposes B) Economic purposes C) Social purposes D) Political purposes
A) Intellectual purposes B) Pollitical purposes C) Economic purposes D) Social purposes
A) Pollitical purposes B) Economic purposes C) Intellectual purposes D) Social purposes
A) Intellectual purposes B) Economic purposes C) Social purposes D) Political purposes
A) Buddhism B) All of these C) Toism D) Janism
A) Janism B) Taoism C) Buddhism D) All of these
A) Buddhism B) Toism C) Janism D) None of these
A) Patriachal B) Matrilocal C) Equalitarian D) Matriachal
A) Article 4 B) Article 1 C) Article 3 D) Article 2
A) Matriachal B) Neolocal C) Patriachal D) Patrilocal E) Matrilocal
A) Patrilocal B) Neolocal C) Matrilocal D) Matriachal
A) Matriachal B) Patrilocal C) Neolocal D) Matrilocal
A) Polyandry B) Cenogamy C) Polygamy D) Economy
A) Polyandry B) Polygamy C) Cenogamy
A) Nome of these B) Polyandry C) Polygamy D) Cenogamy
A) Doctrine of salvation B) Religious Rituals C) Belief in a deity D) A code of conduct
A) Code of conduct B) Belief in a deity C) Doctrine of salvation D) Relegious Rituals
A) Social placement B) Transmitting culture C) Promoting social and polical integration D) Agent of change
A) Transmitting culture B) Agent of change C) Social placement D) Social control
A) Social control B) Agent of change C) Social placement D) Transmitting culture
A) Transmitting culture B) Social control C) Agent of change D) Social placement |