DSSSB TGT · Section B — Teaching Methodology and Pedagogy
Individual Differences
Intelligence, personality and learning styles.
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According to Howard Gardner's theory of Multiple Intelligences, a student who excels at reading maps, drawing diagrams, and visualizing objects in three dimensions primarily exhibits which type of intelligence?
Q2 · Individual Differences · MEDIUM
A teacher notices that some students prefer to work alone and think deeply before responding, while others prefer group discussions and think aloud. This difference is best explained by which personality dimension proposed by Carl Jung?
Q3 · Individual Differences · EASY
According to VARK learning styles model, a student who prefers to learn through hands-on activities, experiments, and physical movement is classified as which type of learner?
Q4 · Individual Differences · HARD
Robert Sternberg's Triarchic Theory of Intelligence proposes three types of intelligence. A student who excels at adapting to new environments, understanding social situations, and applying knowledge to real-world problems demonstrates which type of intelligence in this theory?
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According to Howard Gardner's theory of Multiple Intelligences, a student who excels at understanding spatial relationships, visualizing objects in three dimensions, and creating mental images would be demonstrating which type of intelligence?