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A set of multiple-choice questions designed for elementary education professionals. It covers various aspects of teaching, learning, and educational practices, including curriculum, assessment, classroom management, and learning theories. The questions are intended to assess the knowledge and understanding of educators in these areas.
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PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION – 150 items
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS:
MULTIPLE CHOICE
A. Fun and challenging activities involving hand muscles B. Daily coloring book activities C. Repeated writing drills D. Right eating habit activities
A. Italian C. French B. German D. English
A. Motivation C. Efficiency B. Fairness D. Passion
A. Code of Ethics for Professional Teachers B. R.A. 7836 C. P.D. 1006 D. R.A. 7640
A. Community rule C. Partnership B. School supervision D. Teacher-led projects
A. Variety of teaching and assessment methods B. Use of comparative assessment tools C. Group entire class homogenously D. One set of teaching-learning methods
A. Different tasks, appropriate for each group B. Same task for all groups C. Divide class, same tasks D. Three different teachers to assess groups
A. Secondary C. Basic B. Tertiary D. Lifelong learning
A. Safe and secure building and classroom structures B. Bulletin boards in every building C. tall three-storied building D. classrooms with furniture
A. instructional-interactive C. Motivational-affective B. Newsworthy-informational D. Decorative-colorful
A. Creating C. Analyzing B. Recalling D. Applying
A. It is no longer used in modern teaching B. It is always not liked by students C. It may not apply to specific lessons D. It is a dull methodology
A. All students require quality instruction B. All students from peasant communication are dull C. All students have rights to be respected D. All students can best learn at their own pace
A. Give her extra assignments B. Give her more physical and less mental work C. Exempt her in some subjects D. Align activities to her needs
A. Suggestions must have merit C. No objections to ideas B. Only good ideas are allowed D. Opinions must meet counter opinions
A. Instructional materials C. Syllabus B. Seating arrangement D. exhibits
A. Analytical C. Judgment B. Imagination D. Logical thinking
A. Pass remedial classes B. Take remedial classes even without passing them C. Repeat the whole grade level D. Reduction to lower level
A. Symbolic mathematics C. Theoretical mathematics B. Applied mathematics D. Abstract mathematics
A. Present psycho-motor skills C. Past experiences B. Current moral values D. Previous knowledge
A. latecomers are duly noted B. the classroom is conductive to learning C. Instructional tools are used D. the students are quiet in class
A. Conformity C. Industry B. Convention D. Novelty
A. Power-seeking C. Withdrawal B. Attention-getting D. Revenge-seeking
A. As feedback C. As way to please parents B. As an obligation D. As way to win support
A. Understanding of Performance C. Assessment of Behavior B. Rating of Performance D. Ranking of Students in a class
A. Applying drills to augment retention B. Using Inspirational tool (book, film, art etc.) C. Using internet by surfing for information D. Being humorous and light in teaching
A. Justifying C. Reasoning B. Rationalizing D. Clarifying
A. Demonstration C. Exhibit B. Lecture D. Discussion
A. to profess his/her religion C. to use his/her own language B. to enjoy his/her culture D. to be exempted from formal education
A. Ready to talk C. Open to listen B. Defense for ideas D. Ability to explain
A. Essentialism C. Existentialism B. Pragmatism D. Empricism
A. to make appropriate choices C. to be relaxed yet alert B. to check progress D. to synthesize new information
A. 2:2 students ratio C. 1:1 student-student ratio B. 2:1 students-students ratio D. 1:10 student-students ratio
A. weekly planning C. term planning B. unit planning D. Course mapping
A. Moral courage C. Entrepreneurship B. Innovation D. Decisive making
A. Using social media B. Practicing diligence and industry C. Work with people of different views D. Joining professional associations
A. teacher’s peer efforts C. teacher’s attitudes and behaviors B. teacher’s authority over learner D. teacher’s innovation
A. corrects instruction e.g. alternative instructional materials B. enriches instruction, e.g. independent study C. adapts to the learner rather than the learner to instruction D. assesses instruction e.g. use rubrics
A. action learning C. valuing B. analysis of issues D. inculcation
A. Entertainer type C. Quiet one type B. Compulsive type D. Secular Type
A. Chess C. Monopoly B. Role playing D. Scrabble
A. Facial expression that is condescending B. Slouching on chair C. Avoiding eye contact D. Patting student on the back
A. modify old knowledge B. reorganize new knowledge or values C. add and integrate new information D. store new information and values
A. Not excited, but calm C. Not alone, but with peers B. Not passive, but active D. Not revengeful. But forgiving
A. filling learning gaps B. deepening understanding of the subjects matter C. scheming through lesson D. resolving inconsistencies in the topics
A. Moral Values C. Sacred values B. Vital values D. Social Values
A. What C. Where B. Why D. When
A. Clarifying C. Analyzing B. Conversing D. Prompting
A. imaging C. building B. speculating D. developing insights
A. Research-based teaching C. Concept-based teaching B. Teacher-centered teaching D. Rote and drill-teaching
A. It seeks to solve instructional and school problems B. It seeks to make students loyal to the school C. It aims at increasing the work of teachers D. It aims at strengthening authority of principals
A. Deduction C. Experiment B. Induction D. Implication
A. Self-reliance C. Autonomy B. Initiative D. Independence
A. Bringing student in field study. C. Using PowerPoint presentation B. Giving rewards to student achievers D. Engaging students in open discussion
I. Early identification of reading disabilities is very important. II. Remediation for reading disabilities must be given as early as possible. III. Reading disabilities in late childhood are beyond remediation
A. I and II C. I only B. Il only D. Ill only
A. Narrative C. Advance organizer B. schema D. Script
A. Advance organizers C. Script B. Schema D. Paradigm
I. Eliciting performance II. Providing feedback III. Gaining attention IV. Informing learners of expectancy V. Presenting stimulus
A. I, III, II, IV and V C. I, II, III, IV and V B. V, IV, III, ll and I D. II, IV, V, I and II
A. Visual imagery C. Organization B. Rehearsal D. Elaboration
A. Concept patterns C. Pictographs B. Narrative D. Descriptive patterns
A. Cultural aspect C. Work aspect B. Social aspect D. Ethical aspect
A. Integrity C. altruism B. ego-esteem D. trust
A. Understanding C. Analysis B. Critical thinking D. Assessment
A. Goodness C. Sin B. Beauty D. Truth
A. Traditional C. Virtue-driven B. Science-based D. Classic knowledge
A. Test focus C. Items economy B. Item additions D. Incorrect choices
A. Allow students to use their cellphones in class. B. Always end up with a lesson summary C. Use performance tests since they are more reliable D. Consider multiple intelligences in teaching,
A. A lesson plan C. A weekly journal B. A self-reflection D. A portfolio
A. Professional Philippine Teacher Standards B. Professional Code of Ethics C. Philippine Professional Standards for Teachers D. National Competency-Based Teacher Standards
A. Gifted learners C. Sensory impaired learners B. Mentally retarded learners D. Autistic learners
A. Children's socio-economic status C. Children's ethnicity B. Children's beliefs D. Children's race
A. Learning is an active process of organizing and integrating information B. Learning is strengthening the connection between stimulus and response C. Learning involves a mind that is totally blank D. Learning is automatically responding to a stimulus.
A. Abide totally by the students' suggestions B. Let students formulate the class rules. C. Make students participate in the formulation of class rules. D. Involve students in all decision-making that involve the class.
I. In the cognitivist classroom, student's minds are "tabula rasa". II. Rote memorization and drill are features of behaviorist classroom. III. III. In the cognitivist classroom teacher builds on what students know. IV. In the constructivist classroom, students build their own knowledge based on personal meaning
A. II, III and IV C. II and IV B. I, III and IV D. I. II and IV
A. Individual Powerpoint presentation C. Research B. Journal entry D. Peer discussion
A. Their alignment C. Their independence B. Their sequencing D. Their differentiation
A. Learners/knowledge base C. Learners' curiosity to know a new lesson B. Learners' motivation to know more D. Learners' style in knowing
A. Fearful inhibited C. Open-friendly B. Strong-outgoing D. Responsive-active
A. Preparing lesson plans C. Assessing lesson outcomes B. Presenting class lessons D. Checking lesson exams