Under the Right to Education (RTE) Act, 2009, what is the mandatory minimum number of working days per academic year for Classes 1 to 5?

What is the minimum percentage of children from disadvantaged groups and weaker sections that must be admitted in private unaided schools at the entry level, according to the RTE Act?

Which of the following is considered a core element of "Total Quality Management" (TQM) in school administration?

Which educational thinker is associated with the "Nai Talim" (Basic Education) scheme introduced in 1937

Rabindranath Tagore established a unique educational institution that emphasized harmony with nature and creative freedom. What is its name

John Dewey, a pioneer of Pragmatism, is famous for promoting which teaching methodology

Education is the manifestation of the perfection already in man." This famous definition of education was given by:

Which thinker authored the book "Pedagogy of the Oppressed" and emphasized critical consciousness in education?

Which leadership style is considered most effective for fostering innovation within a school’s management?

In the context of learning theories, which psychological school of thought emphasizes that learning is a process of "reconstructing experience"?

Which of the following is considered a "Summative" form of assessment?

As per the RTE Act, what is the maximum walking distance for a primary school (Classes I–V) from the child's neighborhood?

The RTE Act prohibits which of the following practices in schools?

Which committee/commission recommended the 'Three Language Formula' in Indian schools?

Which leadership style is characterized by the leader making decisions independently with little to no input from the group?

The 'Right to Education Act' (RTE) 2009 mandates that every school must have a School Management Committee (SMC). At least what percentage of the SMC members must be parents or guardians?

Which learning theory suggests that "learning is a process of constructing knowledge based on individual experiences"?

Which document serves as the primary instrument for planning and monitoring school-level development, encompassing enrollment, infrastructure, and learning outcomes?

A teacher uses reinforcement, punishment, and extinction to shape student behavior. This approach is primarily based on which psychological theory?