Questions
What are the three basic values of Nai Talim?
- Hand, heart and head
- Reading, eriting and arithmetic
- History, language and craft
- Music, drawing and arithmetic
For which age group was free and compulsory education offered in the original draft of Wardha Scheme of Education?
- 6 to 14
- 6 to 13
- 7 to 14
- 10 to 14
Gandhiji’s basic education is
- child-centred
- craft-centred
- teacher-centred
- child and work-centred
Gandhi’s concept of basic education is termed as
- education of the masses
- universal education
- nai talim
- montessori
Who was the Chairman of Wardha Scheme of Education?
- Zakir Hussain
- Gandhiji
- Tagore
- Aurobindo
The Gandhian Scheme of Education is generally known as
- adult education
- basic education
- distance education
- vocational education
Gandhiji says that the science of natural therapeutics is based on the use of five elements, which constitute the human body. What are those elements?
- Earth, water, ether, air and sunlight
- Earth, water, clay, air and sunlight
- Food, shelter, clothing, water and air
- Food, shelter, clothing, water and fire
Gandhiji founded his Kocharb Ashram at
- Pretoria
- Ahmedabad
- Wardha
- Dandi
Name the ashram that Gandhiji established to accommodate the satyagrahies in South Africa.
- Phoenix Settlement
- Sabarmati
- Tolstoy Farm
- Shantivan
According to Mahatma Gandhi, the fundamental goal of education is
- self-sufficiency
- self-esteem
- all-round development of personality
- self-reliance
Gandhi’s basic education scheme was formulated in
- 1935
- 1937
- 1939
- 1947
Wardha Scheme of Education was introduced by Gandhiji in the year
- 1912
- 1920
- 1918
- 1932
According to Gandhiji, teaching will be effective only through
- foreign language
- mother tongue
- traditional language
- Sanskrit
Which of the following is considered as the most important part of education under Wardha Scheme?
- Play
- Exercise
- Religious study
- Manual work
Where did Gandhiji establish his first ashram in India?
- Segaon
- Sabarmati
- Maganwadi
- Kochrab