1. It is defined as the teaching of classes of learners who are not only from different grade levels, but are also from diverse age groups, cultures and abilities.

• Peer Teaching

• Multigrade Teaching

• Ptoject-Based Teaching

• Kinesthetic Type of Teaching

2. The role of a Multi Grade Teacher wherein he/she manages the school finances.

• Worker or Cousellor

• Parent Trainer

• Financial Supervisor

• Surrogate Parent

3. The role of a Multi Grade Teacher wherein he/she trains volunteer parents who help facilitate the class.

• worker or counsellor

• community liaison

• material designer

• parent trainer

The role of a Multi Grade Teacher wherein he/she should be familiar with his or her pupils and their experiences to be able to effectively facilitate the class.

• facilitator

• community liaison

• material designer

• parent trainer

The role of a Multi Grade Teacher wherein he/she has to know the needs of the community and must conduct studies on strategies and techniques.

• Facilitator

• Community liaison

• Material designer

• Researcher

3. The role of a Multi Grade Teacher wherein he/she serves in order to enhance the quality of educational services offered by multigrade schools, support and assistance from local community is required.

• Facilitator

• Community liaison

• Material designer

• Researcher

3. The role of a Multi Grade Teacher wherein the teacher ensures a good standard of education by keeping track of the learning of the students.

• Evaluator

• Community liaison

• Material designer

• Researcher

3. The role of a Multi Grade Teacher wherein the teacher ensures that the atmosphere is more like that of a home in a multigrade classroom

• Evaluator

• Community liaison

• Surrogate Parent

• Researcher

3. The role of a Multi Grade Teacher wherein he/she designs instructional materials suitable for the learners .

• worker or counsellor

• community liaison

• material designer

• parent trainer

10. It is key in multigrade classes because effective learning takes place when the students collaborate with each other to generate new knowledge in a student-centered environment (Mismanga, 2021).

• Cooperative Learning

• Kinesthetic Learning

• Peer Learning

• Self Learning