TAC

It is the philosophy introduced by famous philosophers Charles S. Peirce, William James, George Herbert Mead, and John Dewey.

• Empiricism

• Postmodernism

• Pragmatism

• Utilitarian Educaion

What Teaching Philosophy has the idea "Dialogue is the Central Element of this theory"?

• Critical Pedagogy

• Utilitarian Pedagogy

• Empiricism

• Communication Theory

Postmoderninsts reject objectivity, absolute fact, traditional epistomology, metaphysics, and __________.

• Resist Oppression

• Personal pursuit of Happiness

• Change

• Universal Values

As a learner-centered philosophy, EMPIRICISM highlights the important roles of the teacher to bring about change to the learner’s perspectives about education.

• True

• False

____________ believe that they are engaged in a noble service: to help students achieve their own personal pursuit of happiness.

• Critical Pedagogy

• Utilitarian Education

• Parents

• Pragmatism

During the Pre-Colonial Period, Training was informal, decentralized, and unstructured

• True

• False

During the _______________, Education has been formal and standardized. In persona, it was authoritarian.

• Spanish Period

• Pre-Colonial Period

• American Regime

• Commonwealth Period

Which of the following is one of the aim of education during the Japanese Occupation?

• Religion-oriented teaching

• Developing the love of labor in people

• Education also stressed nationalism in order to teach the students about the Filipino heroes' lives.

• Fostering a modern, consciousness-based Filipino community who think of themselves as Westerners

During the Spanish Period, the teachings of Christianity, holy songs, music and prayers were taught because they were required in __________ and communion.

• Concession

• Confession

• Devotion

• Dissection

What is the name of the school whom first given with University status?

• Romblon State University

• University of Santo Tomas

• University of the East

• University of the Philippines