QUIZ FOR JANPRED

A new DepEd policy bans the use of social media in class. As a future teacher, how will you integrate ICT without violating the rule?

• A. Ignore the rule and continue using Facebook

• B. Replace social media with official learning platforms

• C. Ask students to create fake accounts for schoolwork

• D. Stop using ICT completely

You are handling a class with both fast learners and struggling students. How can ICT be used fairly?

• A. Provide ICT activities that adapt to different student needs

• B. Use one digital resource for all

• C. Avoid ICT for weaker students

• D. Allow only advanced students to use ICT

During your practicum, your mentor teacher does not follow ICT policy guidelines. What is the most professional action?

• Follow their lead to avoid conflict

• B. Report them immediately to higher officials

• C. Apply the policy correctly in your own class practice

• D. Encourage students to complain

ICT policies in your school do not match the available resources. What should you do?

• A. Stop using ICT at all

• B. Adjust and apply the policy with the resources you have

• C. Force parents to buy devices

• D. Borrow gadgets without permission

You discover a website that is interesting but not aligned with the curriculum. What should you do?

• A. Use it anyway to keep students entertained

• B. Adjust its use to meet curriculum objectives

• C. Block students from using it

• D. Stop using ICT resources

How can ICT increase your productivity as a teacher?

• A. Use digital tools for time management, collaboration, and continuous learning

• B. Avoid ICT to reduce workload

• C. Stick only to handwritten notes

• D. Ignore new technology

You suspect students used AI to finish their ICT projects. How do you ensure fairness?

• A. Accept all projects without checking

• B. Require oral defense or reflection tasks

• C. Ban all AI tools

• D. Fail the students immediately

You must integrate ICT but your classroom has very few resources. What is the best approach?

• A. Use free and open-source ICT tools creatively

• B. Cancel ICT integration

• C. Require students to buy new gadgets

• D. Stick to chalkboard only

You are accused of using pirated software for teaching. What should you do?

• A. Deny it and keep using

• B. Replace it with legal or free alternatives

• C. Blame the school for not providing software

• D. Say that all teachers do the same

Teachers disagree about which ICT tool is best for professional learning. What should you do?

• A. End the meeting abruptly

• B. Compare options and decide collaboratively

• C. Push for your personal choice only

• D. Avoid the discussion