Preliminary Examination Multigrade Teaching

What is the main goal of the Multigrade Program in the Philippines?

• To increase teacher salaries

• To reduce the number of classrooms

• To improve access to education in remote areas

• To decrease the number of students in a class

Which government body is primarily responsible for implementing the Multigrade Program in the Philippines?

• Department of Health

• Department of Social Welfare and Development

• Department of Education

• Department of Agriculture

In which areas is the Multigrade Program most commonly implemented?

• Urban centers

• Suburban areas

• Remote and rural areas

• Industrial zones

Which of the following is a key challenge faced by the Multigrade Program?

• Overcrowding in classrooms

• Lack of teacher training specific to multigrade teaching

• Excessive funding

• Low student enrollment

How does the Multigrade Program aim to address teacher shortages in rural areas?

• By hiring more teachers

• By merging grades into one classroom

• By increasing teacher salaries

• By reducing the curriculum

Which of the following is a key component of multigrade teaching?

• Homogeneous grouping

• Single-grade classrooms

• Mixed-age classrooms

• Standardized testing

What is one method teachers use to manage a multigrade classroom effectively?

• Teaching all students the same material simultaneously

• Ignoring grade-specific differences

• Differentiating instruction based on students' needs

• Assigning one subject to each grade level

Which of the following programs is specifically designed to support multigrade teaching?

• K to 12 Program

• Brigada Eskwela

• Project EASE

• Every Child a Reader Program (ECARP)

What type of instructional materials are often used in multigrade classrooms?

• Single-grade textbooks

• Multigrade-specific modules

• Standardized national tests

• Digital learning tools

Which component is critical in the success of a multigrade program?

• Large class sizes

• Teacher collaboration and professional development

• Strict adherence to a single curriculum

• High student turnover