Q1 Subject teachers associations are groupings of people who are specialists in particular
Q2 Teaching became a job open to all that have some to share with others
Q3 All of the assoications have their main
Q4 One important characteristic of a profession is the monopoly of it enjoys over its own affairs
Q5 Teaching is the promotion of
Q6 All associations share experiences by way of paper and discussion
Q7 The colleges were on the produce teacher at the Grade three and later Grade levels
Q8 The learner and the learning materials thug forming a
Q9 The old students associations came into being as a result of the short of governement to fund education adequately
Q10 Examples of professionals are Teachers, Lawyers, Doctors etc that have quality control measures and registration of their memebers
Q11 There is a code of clearly defined for members
Q12 The associations share experiences in the teaching and of the subjects
Q13 Teaching is an craft
Q14 Historically teaching was of noble origin
Q15 The prospective teachers were required to serve first as teachers under close supervision of the European Masters
Q16 The P.T.A. is an association of that have children in schools and the teachers who teach in those schools
Q17 During colonia masters, before the teachers could to on to the next class, he must have received good annual reports to his credit
Q18 The British schools had curriculum and programmes that were hardly to the needs of Nigeria
Q19 The value of academic training should be to have intellectual development of the students
Q20 Early teacher training colleges were established but could not produce
Q21 The Nigerian Union of Teachers was founded in
Q22 The basic learning components of teaching during European masters were Arithmetic and subject
Q23 The education of the educators is paramount in all
Q24 The colonial government at that time decreed that no new schools in West Africa are to opened until are available
Q25 The UPE is one of the periods in the history of teaching when teaching was purely and even filled up by people who should never be teachers
Q26 Good teachers know what they teach and how to it
Q27 One of the most effective ways to teaching is through the effective functioning and a good professional organisation of the teachers
Q28 Educational system is the to societal developemnt
Q29 The Nigerian teaching service has no over its teaching entry
Q30 The traditional function of the Nigerian Union of Teachers was to negotiate with the employers the best possible and conditions of service for their members
Q31 Teachers are looked upon by the society as who are at least in strata of the society
Q32 "you cannot have good teachers until you have good schools or good
schools until you have good teachers" was quoted in year
Q33 Educational development in Nigeria experienced a major set back during the economic depression of
Q34 The process of is a quest for status and legal control and monopoly over an occupation by its members
Q35 The move for professionalism in teaching involves every of the society especially the training institutions
Q36 The teacher should be a person worth
Q37 All teaching and learning are professionals in
Q38 It would be well for the N. U. T. to find ways of improving the performance of rather than play the role of bargaining
Q39 History has it that teachers had been at the services of kings and of world
Q40 The teacher should be a happy and lively person whom the children and their parents can
Q41 "you cannot have good teachers until you have good schools or good
schools until you have good teachers" was quoted in year
Q42 Teaching profession in Nigeria has many
Q43 The British schools had curriculum and programmes that were hardly to the needs of Nigeria
Q44 An ideal teacher is a
Q45 The move for professionalism in teaching involves every of the society especially the training institutions
Q46 Teachers have a poor self-image of their
Q47 One of the aims of N.U.T. is to create a better among the teachers in Nigeria
Q48 Teaching is an intellectual activity that requires knowledge and
Q49 Teachers who are authoritarian produce students who are unable to for themselves
Q50 Recuritment of teachers any how to meet the teachers' requirement of the UPE scheme is one factors responsible for the standard of education
Q51 Historically teaching was of noble origin
Q52 The learner is not only expected to be taught academic subjects only but also be prepared morally and to take their places in the society
Q53 are the biggest employer of teachers in Nigeria
Q54 Teachers are very often made not
Q55 Profession is an occupation usually involving relatively and specialized preparation
Q56 Sociology of education to provide teachers with in-depth issues as it relates to education and teaching - learning situations
Q57 Rules are usually connected with
Q58 The authority which a teacher exercises over a child is as a result of his standing in place of the parent is called parents
Q59 is the most usual reward children like very much
Q60 Every school at primary and secondary __, has to form a parents
Q61 Recuritment of teachers any how to meet the teachers' requirement
of the UPE scheme is one factors responsible for the ________ standard
of education
Q62 The process of _____ is a quest for status and legal control and monopoly over an occupation by its members
Q63 One of the most effective ways to _____ teaching
is through the effective functioning and a good professional
organisation of the teachers
Q64 _____ are the biggest employer of teachers in Nigeria
Q65 The move for professionalism in teaching involves every _______ of the society especially the training institutions
Q66 The education of the educators is paramount in all ______
Q67 The education of teachers will not becompete
unless it helps the teachers to recognize and attach himself to ______
associations
Q68 The education of _____ should lay more emphasis on teaching in all situations both in urban and rural areas
Q69 The value of academic training should be to have ____ intellectual development of the students
Q70 Educational system is the _______ to societal developemnt
Q71 The teacher in his professional growth has to learn to be builders
Q72 Teachers learn some _______ so that they would understand the environment in which the child lives and learns
Q73 Teachers have to learn from ______ in order to understand how the child grows and learn
Q74 Early teacher training colleges were established but could not produce ____
Q75 The prospective teachers were required to serve first as ____ teachers under close supervision of the European Masters
Q76 The British schools had curriculum and programmes that were hardly ____ to the needs of Nigeria
Q77 The coming of the British into Nigeria, they established the typical ____ schools
Q78 Teaching became a job open to all that have some ____ to share with others
Q79 Teaching is an ____ craft
Q80 Teaching is the ___ of knowledge
Q81 A profession has a ____ body
Q82 There is a code of _____ clearly defined for members
Q83 The professional is not expected to _____ the ignorance of his clients
Q84 A profession generally has some ____
Q85 A true profession must have independence and ___ to practice without any interference
Q86 Examples of professionals are Teachers, Lawyers,
Doctors etc that have quality control measures and _____ registration of
their memebers
Q87 Profession is being defined as a _____
Q88 The learner and the learning materials thug forming a _____
Q89 Teaching is the process by which a teacher ____ the learners
Q90 Teaching is a process of ____ learning
Q91 Teaching is the art of ______ knowledge
Q92 Teaching is the promotion of _____
Q93 ______ is the most usual reward children like very much
Q94 The authority which a teacher exercises over a
child is as a result of his standing in place of the parent is called
_____ parents
Q95 Rules are usually connected with ______
Q96 Sociology of education to provide teachers with
in-depth _____ issues as it relates to education and teaching - learning
situations
Q97 Profession is an occupation usually involving relatively ____ and specialized preparation
Q98 Teachers are very often made not _____
Q99 Teachers who are authoritarian produce students who are unable to _______ for themselves
Q100 An ideal teacher is a _______
Q101 The teacher should be a happy and lively person whom the children and their parents can _____
Q102 the teacher should be a person worth ______
Q103 Good teachers know what they teach and how to ______ it
Q104 The learner is not only expected to be taught
academic subjects only but also be prepared morally and _____ to take
their places in the society
Q105 Teachers have a poor self-image of their _______
Q106 It would be well for the N. U. T. to find ways
of improving the performance of ____ rather than play the role of
bargaining
Q107 One of the aims of N.U.T. is to create a better _____ among the teachers in Nigeria
Q108 The traditional function of the Nigerian Union
of Teachers was to negotiate with the employers the best possible _____
and conditions of service for their members
Q109 The Nigerian Union of Teachers was founded in ______
Q110 Educational development in Nigeria experienced a major set back during the economic depression of ____
Q111 The P.T.A. is an association of ______ that have children in schools and the teachers who teach in those schools
Q112 Every school at primary and secondary _____ has to form a parents ____ Teachers Association
Q113 All teaching and learning are professionals in ________
Q114 The associations share experiences in the teaching and ____ of the subjects
Q115 All associations share experiences by way of _______ paper and discussion
Q116 All of the assoications have their main ______
Q117 The associations are professional in nature and keep tract of development in their different ______
Q118 Specialization in the particular ______ area by training
Q119 The teachers now come together to form associations in their individual _______ areas
Q120 In distance teaching, the study units replace the course ____