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The New Education Policy (NEP) and Open Book Examinations

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The New Education Policy (NEP) and Open Book Examinations

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Why do open book examinations prioritize critical thinking and resourcefulness?

To align with real-life decision-making scenarios (correct)

To make exams more challenging for students

To discourage memorization-based learning

To reduce the chances of cheating during exams

What is a common disadvantage of traditional memorization-based assessments?

Fostering creativity in students

Encouraging critical thinking skills

Improving students' problem-solving abilities

Promoting rote learning over understanding (correct)

How do open book examinations differ from traditional exams?

They prioritize critical analysis and application of knowledge (correct)

They restrict access to reference materials

They focus on rote learning and repetition

They require the memorization of information

What aspect of real-world scenarios do open book examinations aim to mirror?

Availability of reference materials for problem-solving Signup and view all the answers

Why is the introduction of open book examinations considered a progressive step in education?

For promoting critical analysis and practical application of knowledge Signup and view all the answers

What is one of the benefits of open book examinations mentioned in the text?

Foster a deeper understanding of the subject matter Signup and view all the answers

Why do open book examinations promote fairness and inclusivity according to the text?

They allow all students to demonstrate understanding irrespective of memory recall abilities Signup and view all the answers

What is the main focus of the shift advocated by the NEP in the text?

Fostering comprehension and application over memorization Signup and view all the answers

How do open book examinations contribute to the holistic development of learners according to the text?

By encouraging students to think beyond memorization and engage more deeply with the subject matter Signup and view all the answers

Which aspect of assessments does the incorporation of open book examinations under NEP aim to foster?

Critical thinking, practical application, and inclusivity Signup and view all the answers