Child Development and Pedagogy · Set 1
CTET Paper I · Child Development and Pedagogy · 50 questions · 50 minutes · 50 marks · no negative marking · pass at 60%
50 questions from Child Development and Pedagogy only, in 50 minutes — the same pace as the real paper.
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50 questions from Child Development and Pedagogy, 50 minutes, one mark each, with no negative marking. The pace is the real paper's. The clock runs on the server: closing the tab does not stop it, and the set is submitted automatically when the time is up.
What this paper is made of
Counted from the 50 questions in this paper rather than from the syllabus in general, so what is described is this set and not the subject as a whole. 24 of them were set by the Board in a previous year and are recorded with the paper and question number they came from.
Child Development and Pedagogy
50 questions
Child Development
34
Development and learning (13) · Intelligence, language and difference (12) · Assessment (9)
Inclusive education and children with special needs
10
Addressing diverse learners (10)
Learning and Pedagogy
6
How children learn (6)
How this one is marked
- Questions
- 50, one mark each
- Time
- 50 minutes, on the server clock
- Wrong answers
- Cost nothing
- Qualifying
- 60% of 50
Every question carries the answer and the reason for it, shown after you submit rather than while you are working. A mock test you can check as you go measures your reading, not your preparation.
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Where these questions come from
Every question in this paper is published on this site and sits on a heading of the official syllabus. Some were set by the Board in a previous year and are recorded with the paper and question number they came from; the rest were written for this site against the same syllabus heading, and are labelled as ours rather than presented as the Board's.
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