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Tuesday 17 November 2015

SAMPLE QUESTION - METHODOLOGY OF TEACHING COMMERCE

SAMPLE QUESTION
Paper – IV – METHODOLOGY OF TEACHING COMMERCE
      Time: 2 Hours                                                                                                     Maximum: 60 Marks
                         

PART A
Answer all questions.

1.      What is the utility of the study of Commerce to an individual?
2.      What are the advantages of panel discussion?
3.      What is experimental learning?
4.      How will you organize a field trip useful to commerce students?
5.      What is the importance of simulation as a method of teaching commerce?
6.      State any two behavioral changes a student gains when he is involved in classroom activity.
7.      List out the merits of spiral method of organizing subject matter in Commerce.
8.       “Visits made to commercial and industrial establishments give practical experience to students of commerce”. Comment.
9.      Outline the characteristics of a good commerce text book.
10.  Distinguish between curriculum and syllabus.

(10 X 2 = 20 Marks)

PART B
Answer any four questions.

11.  “A commerce teacher has to undergo Intensive Training Programme in order to equip himself with desirable qualities”. Comment.
12.  Explain the concept of Balance Sheet approach in Accountancy.
13.   Describe briefly the merits and demerits of inductive and deductive method of teaching commerce.
14.  How a workshop technique can be applied effectively for commerce teaching?
15.  Explain advantages and disadvantages of cooperative leraning.
16.  State five principles of curriculum construction. To what extend it is reflected in present curriculum of accounting of Higher Secondary Stage?
(4 X 5 = 20 Marks)


PART C
Answer any one question.

17.  Explain the problem solving method in teaching commerce. How can you make use of it in the teaching of commerce?
18.  Describe the various roles of a commerce teacher. What are the academic and professional qualities that a teacher of commerce should possess?

 (1 X 20 = 20 Marks)

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