RURAL SCHOOLS IN SPAIN

Which one of the following is not a type of rural school?

• Incomplete school

• Traditional school

• One-room school

• CRIE

What is the main purpose of the creation of Rural Educational Innovation Schools (CRIE)?

• to promote the students’ critical thinking and creativity.

• to share knowledge between different rural schools.

• to aid the personal growth and social interaction of students.

• to present different rural traditions.

What are unipersonal organs composed of? and collegiate bodies?

• Unipersonal: the principal, the head of studies and the secretary. / Collegiate bodies: the school council and the faculty.

• Unipersonal: the school council and the faculty. / Collegiate bodies: the principal, the head of studies and the secretary.

• Unipersonal: the school council, the principal and the head of studies / Collegiate bodies: the faculty and secretary.

• None of them.

Does the structure of governing bodies change in rural schools?

• yes

• no

• depends on the number of students

• depends on the number of teachers

How many classes can we normally find in a rural school?

• 3-12

• 1-3

• 3-20

• 2-4

Methodologies of rural schools:

• are passive

• 2. works on one discipline

• are active

• not personalized

What is something permanent we can find in a rural school?

• A blackboard in each classroom

• A lot of students from the same age group

• A teacher for P.E. and Music

• A teacher for Math and Language

 Rural schools follow:

• behaviourism

• anthropologism

• marxism

• constructivism