Foundations of Education Quiz

A teacher emphasizes values such as honesty, fairness, and respect in every lesson. This is an example of which foundation of education?

• Sociology of Education

• Philosophy of Education

• Psychology of Education

• History of Education

A teacher who believes that learning happens through experience and reflection is aligned with which philosophy?

• Idealism

• Realism

• Progressivism

• Perennialism

When teachers integrate social issues like climate change into lessons, which foundation of education is being applied?

• Sociology of Education

• History of Education

• Psychology of Education

• Philosophy of Education

A teacher uses rewards and punishments to influence classroom behavior. Which psychological foundation is evident?

• Humanism

• Behaviorism

• Cognitivism

• Constructivism

The government implements the K–12 curriculum to improve global competitiveness. This reflects which educational foundation?

• Philosophy

• Psychology

• History

• Sociology

A curriculum that provides flexibility for students to choose subjects aligned with their interests is called:

• Core Curriculum

• Elective Curriculum

• Spiral Curriculum

• Integrated Curriculum

When science topics are revisited at increasing levels of complexity across grade levels, this refers to:

• Spiral Curriculum

• Hidden Curriculum

• Integrated Curriculum

• Core Curriculum

The unplanned lessons students learn from the school environment (e.g., punctuality, obedience) are called:

• Core Curriculum

• Elective Curriculum

• Hidden Curriculum

• Formal Curriculum

A Grade 5 teacher plans lessons by aligning objectives, activities, and assessments. This process is known as:

• Curriculum Mapping

• Curriculum Alignment

• Curriculum Spiral

• Curriculum Evaluation

A teacher prepares lessons that encourage student collaboration and active involvement. This reflects:

• Direct Instruction

• Learner-Centered Instruction

• Spiral Teaching

• Core Curriculum