DAV Public School TGT Science Teacher Interview Questions and Answers

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Q1. Why you choose this post ?
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Actually I see that kvs making me fool by doing held contractual primary teacher interview have no results yet? I have no response of kv3 saugor or kvs hatta?say one thing if u have no vacancy or transferred anybody then why should you wasting our time and money,see candidates are in lacs but vacancy have 10 or 12 then the selection process of kvs hatta panel list completely personal nepotism way to a group of teachers who internally support their near located candidates in a personal way,I see one lady teacher stands and murmuring with interviewers that who should take first or second also their reply report of candidates who already know what asked interviewer with the help of their appointed staff,oh my God so silly and bad experience towards that place of kv1,2,3,4 saugor and hatta? In kv3 saugor I received no.14 and no.6 in hatta .

Actually I am talking about kvs contractual primary written exam was completely testimonials affordable just temporarily because results are already declared without showing candidates marks only qualified candidates seeing leadership in kvs2,4 saugor actually a group of staff can't have a rights reserved privacy to the judgement of candidates with their personal property shame? What about those who far from our country have no source of income and single??

In kvs2 makroniya saugor I see who checked out our documents or certificate of contractual primary teacher firstly demanded D.ed. candidates not both,I am getting surprised that I have done B.ed.+D.ed. then not qualified. D.ed is compulsory but I have done B.ed. also then why I am disqualified after long long discussion the management should agree with my descision?

Q1. How you will teach maths in class 1
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I will teach maths in class 1 using hands-on activities, visual aids, and interactive games to make learning fun and engaging.
• Use manipulatives like counting blocks or number lines to help students understand basic math concepts

• Incorporate songs and rhymes to make learning numbers and counting more enjoyable

• Play math games like bingo or matching activities to reinforce skills in a fun way

• Encourage group work and peer t...read more
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Q2. How you will teach hindi
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I will teach Hindi using a combination of interactive activities, visual aids, and practice exercises.
• Introduce basic vocabulary and phrases through songs and games

• Use flashcards and pictures to help students associate words with images

• Encourage speaking and listening practice through group discussions and role plays

• Assign homework assignments to reinforce learning outside of the classroom
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Q1. Why did you prefer KVS than DAV schools?
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Q2. How do you motivate students for improving Science application part?
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Motivating students for improving Science application involves creating a stimulating learning environment and providing real-world examples.
• Create a stimulating learning environment by incorporating hands-on experiments and interactive activities.

• Provide real-world examples to demonstrate the practical applications of scientific concepts.

• Encourage students to ask questions and explore their own interests within the su...read more
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Q3. Which teaching methodology improvise in classroom for quick revision?
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The teaching methodology that can be used for quick revision in the classroom is the use of mnemonic devices.
• Mnemonic devices help students remember information by associating it with familiar and easy-to-remember cues.

• They can be in the form of acronyms, rhymes, songs, or visual aids.

• For example, to remember the order of operations in mathematics (PEMDAS), students can use the mnemonic 'Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sall...read more
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Q4. Do you think Chemistry practicals more important from 6th class on wards?
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Yes, Chemistry practicals are important from 6th class onwards.
• Chemistry practicals help students understand concepts through hands-on experiments.

• Practicals enhance critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

• They provide a practical application of theoretical knowledge.

• Practicals develop laboratory skills and techniques.

• They promote teamwork and collaboration.

• Practicals make learning enjoyable and memorable.

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Q1. How you will teach missing numbers?
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I will use a variety of hands-on activities, games, and worksheets to teach missing numbers in a fun and engaging way.
• Use number lines to help students visualize the sequence of numbers and identify missing numbers.

• Play games like 'Missing Number Bingo' or 'Fill in the Missing Number' to make learning interactive.

• Provide worksheets with number sequences for students to practice identifying missing numbers independently...read more
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Q2. What is NEP 2020?
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NEP 2020 is the New Education Policy introduced by the Government of India to revamp the education system.
• NEP 2020 aims to make education more holistic, flexible, multidisciplinary, and aligned to the needs of the 21st century.

• It focuses on promoting critical thinking, creativity, and experiential learning.

• NEP 2020 proposes restructuring of school curriculum and pedagogy to integrate vocational education from Class 6 o...read more
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Q1. Onion is stem or root?
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Onion is a stem.
• Onion is a bulbous plant, and the bulb is actually a modified stem.

• The roots grow from the bottom of the bulb, while the leaves and flowers grow from the top.

• Other examples of plants with modified stems that we eat include potatoes and ginger.
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Q2. What is acceleration due to gravity
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Acceleration due to gravity is the rate at which an object falls towards the earth due to the gravitational force.
• Acceleration due to gravity is approximately 9.8 m/s^2 on the surface of the earth.

• It is denoted by the symbol 'g'.

• The value of acceleration due to gravity varies with altitude and latitude.

• It is responsible for the weight of an object.

• Examples of objects affected by acceleration due to gravity include fall...read more
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