Discussion
Who said the following?
“It (Curriculum) is a tool in the hands of the artist (teacher) to mould his material (pupil) according to his ideal (objective) in his studio (school).”
Answer: B
The key credits the statement to Cunningham. In Indian teacher-education texts the curriculum is described as a tool in the hands of the artist (the teacher) to mould his material (the pupil) according to his ideal (the objective) in his studio (the school), and this image is attributed to Cunningham.
Gordon Allport is known for personality theory, C. V. Good for the Dictionary of Education, and R. K. Mukherjee for work on Indian education and history, so none of them is the source of the image. I could not trace the primary text to check the first name given in the option, but the surname matches the usual attribution and nothing found contradicts the key.
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