Historical and legal foundations of education

1. In pre-colonial who act as a teacher and instruct their children in practical life skills.

• Parents

• Guardians

• Tutors

• Babaylan

2.Children were taught skills necessary for survival of their barangay except?

• Weaving

• Reading

• Hunting

• Agriculture

3.Which era brought a formal and organized education system in the Philippines?

• Spanish era

• American Era

• Japanese Era

• Post-colonial

4.What do you call the Republic Act 1079 made civil service eligibility for teachers permanent.

• Nationalism promotion

• Teacher welfare

• Rizal studies

• Teacher professionalization

5.Who signed Executive Order no.134 in 1963 designating tagalog as the national language ?

• President Diosdado Macapagal

• Pres. Ferdinand Marcos Sr.

• Pres. Corazon Aquino

• Pres. Manuel L.Quezon

6.To promote education at the provincial level, the ________ required all provinces to maintain a provincial high school.

• Educational Act of 1902

• Educational Act of 1903

• Educational Act of 1904

• Educational Act of 1905

7._______Expanded access to education, establishing elementary schools in all municipalities.

• Educational Degree of 1870

• Educational Degree of 1863

• Educational Degree of 1864

• Educational Degree of 1865

8.Gabaldon Law of 1907 provided funds for the construction of concrete school buildings?

• Gabaldon Law of 1907

• Pension Law

• Educational Law

• Martial Law

9.This are the key characteristics of the Spanish educational systems except.

• Religious focus

• Spanish language

• Missionary schools

• House

10.The Magna Carta for Teachers was enacted to improve the welfare and conditions of teachers

• Teacher welfare

• Nationalism promotion

• Rizal studies

• The 1973 Constitution