prof ed

Which philosophy of education is John Dewey known for?

• Idealism

• Existentialism

• Progressivism

• Reconstructionism
  

Which educational philosophy focuses on celebrating cultural differences while also recognizing the importance of challenging all forms of discrimination based on race, gender, age, religion, ability or sexual orientation?

• Exclusivity

• Multicultural Education

• Exceptionalism

• Multiculturalist

How can we correctly compare and contrast progressivism and perennialism, as conventional educational schools of thought?

• system of learning Progressivism stresses technological advancement, while perennialism less emphasizes traditional

• Progressivism views that learning is continuously changing and innovating, while perennialism stresses on constant knowledge and timeless wisdom.
  

• Imposes discipline and considers limitations Progressivism focuses on student empowerment and engagement, while perennialism sets rules.

• Progressivism is for private schools that have greater access to vast resources, while perennialism is for public schools that maximize limited resources
  

Which of the following established the first public school system in the Philippines?

• Educational Reform Act of 1863

• Schurman Commission

• Leyes de Indias

• Treaty of Paris

Upan prior consent of parents and school authorities, religion may be taught in Philippine schools

• A within regular class hours

• after class

• during vacant period
  

• after recess
  

Which of the following best demonstrates the multicultural perspective of modem education?

• Field studies

• Student internship

• Cultural exchange program

• School internship

Which of the following statements is TRUE about consensus theories?

• It focuses on social change.

• Social change occurs in a rapidly and disorderly fashion.

• It sees equilibrium as the presence of conflict in society.

• It emphasized social order, stability, and social regulation.

The relationship between education and culture tends to be cyclical. This means

• A culture is transmitted by the school system, and the classroom the place where transmission takes place.
  

• The school is shaped by culture and culture in turn is influenced by the school.

• The school becomes the avenue by which individuals learn their culture.

• The school functions primarily as a transmitter of culture and is a change agent

assigned in a school that is very much left behind in terms of standards. The school's faculty and staff also confined to mindset and practices that are no longer relevant. As the newly appointed school head, what would you do to address the problem?

• Request from the appointing authority to replace the existing organizational structure and the staffing pattern as a good new start.

• Accept the challenge and assume possible solutions alone.

• Assist everyone in transforming the school and in meeting the standards while updating them on the latest trends and demands.
  

• Insist the needed standards, gauge everyone and remove from the service those who cannot follow.

. What characteristics show that a teacher has empathy towards learners/students?

• Caring and love
  

• Loyalty and affinity

• Strength

• Discipline fortitude