SNED 34 - Multi-grade VS Monograde

1. The following are the reasons why multi-grade classes exist, EXCEPT:

• a) Multigrade classes were organized as a matter of necessities for remote barangays.

• b) Distance of the barrio and the small number of students for each class.

• c) Parents’ desire to have their children groued together in one class.

• d) Shortage of funds teachers and school buildings.

2. It is a term commonly used today to describe mixed age group.

• a)    Mixed grade

• b)    Multi grade

• c)    Mixed age

• d)    Multi age

3. It is a classroom situation in which students of one grade level participate in all of their classes in the same classroom under the direction of one teacher.

• a)    Multi grade

• b)    Single grade

• c)    Mixed group

• d)    Minograde

4. In single grade class settings, teachers are legally responsible for only the mandated curriculum for that particular grade.

• a)    True

• b)    False

• c)    Both A and B

• d)    None of the above

5. In Multi-grade class settings, teachers are legally and morally accountable for the prescribed curriculum for not one grade but two and in many cases three and in some exceptional casesm four or more.

• a) True

• b)    False

• c)    Either A and B

• d)    None of the above

6. This is a strategy wherein the teacher is assigned only to one grade.

• a)    Multigrade

• b)    Minograde

• c)    Monograde

• d)    Bregade

7. The given are all mentioned as one of the characteristics of multigrade and monograde, EXCEPT:

• a)    Methods

• b)    Measurable

• c)    Organization

• d)    Relationships

8. Which is TRUE about Monograde?

• a)    Many are trained with government support.

• b)    A variety of methods are used to meet the needs of individual learners who have different abilities and are in different grades.

• c)    The community is often poor and cannot provide additional educational materials.

• d)    Peer tutoring is employed. Older learners serve as teachers and role models.

9. Sentence 1: Multi- Grade teaching involves the teaching of children from two or more grade levels in one classroom.

   Sentence 2: Children sit in grade-groups facing their own writing board(WB).

• a)    Both sentences are correct regarding multi-grade classes.

• b)    Both sentences are correct regarding monograde classes.

• c)    Both sentences are incorrect about multi-grade classes.

• d)    Both sentences are incorrect about monograde classes.

10. Choose from the given item below, the thing that is similar between multigrade and monograde.

• a) Subject and time

• b)    Class population

• c) Teachers Preparation

• d)    Curriculum