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WorksheetsTHE TEACHING PROFESSION ( REVIEW)
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 41mins
Under which NCBTS domain does establishing and maintaining consistent standards of learners’ behavior, belongs
to?
Domain 1: Social Regard for Learning
Domain 2: Learning Environment
Domain 3: Diversity of Learners
Domain 4: Curriculum
Macky is a newly hired in the teacher public school with 9 MA units in his field of specialization. He was given the
item of Teacher I and a teaching load in the Senior High School. In which career category would he fall based on the
PPST?
Career 1: Beginning Teachers
Career 2: Proficient Teachers
Career 3: Highly Proficient Teachers
Career 4: Distinguished Teachers
Mr. Jordan Dela Cruz is a graduate of Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in Social Studies. He had applied in an
exclusive all-girls school in Pasig City and passed the interview and exam. On his first day of teaching, the HR staff saw
that he is not a licensed teacher yet. Should the school continue to hire him?
No, as according to RA No. 10533, no one may teach without a license.
Yes, provided that he acquires a license within five years from the time of hiring.
Yes, but he cannot teach Social Studies as a full-time teacher. He needs to be reassigned as a Part Time teacher,
which he cannot contest.
It depends on the policy of the educational institution
Teacher Gurang is retiring this year at the age of 65. The Human Resource Department of the School’s Division
Office is computing his retirement fee. Currently he is in Salary Grade 14. Upon computing the retirement fee, which
salary grade should be used?
Salary Grade 13
Salary Grade 14
Salary Grade 15
Salary Grade 16
Based on the Philippine Professional Standards for Teachers, in which career category would teachers who
manifests professional independence in the application of skills vital to the teaching and learning process would fall?
Career 1: Beginning Teachers
Career 2: Proficient Teachers
Career 3: Highly Proficient Teachers
Career 4: Distinguished Teachers
During this era, education is more vocational training and less academics. Students are exposed to
real-life situations through apprenticeship.
Japanese Era
Pre-Spanish Era
Spanish Era
American Era
This period gave great emphasis on literary knowledge and the study of Greek and Latin Classics.
Renaissance Period
Medieval Period
Reformation Period
Contemporary Period
Student A was caught cutting his classes by the guidance counselor. Since this incident happened during their
Mathematics subject, what can the mathematics teacher do as a sanction for the student?
Give him a zero mark in the quiz that he had taken that day.
Give him a low mark in Mathematics as he is always the cutting class.
Tag him as absent on that day.
Tag him as absent and do not give him the lowest possible score for the quiz.
Mr. Michael is a masters’ degree graduate in 2021. He knows that he can use this to fully comply with the number
of CPD units needed to renew his license in 2025. Is this correct?
Yes, as the CPD law says that under the Academic Track, Master’s Degree or Doctoral Degree can be counted as
full credit unit.
No, as this is not considered as continuing professional development.
Yes, as the CPD law says that under the Academic Track, upon completion of the master’s degree and Doctoral
Degree, such can be used with a CPD of 30 units.
No, as the eligibility period of the degree is only for 3 years. Since Mr. Michael graduated last 2021, the eligibility
of his degree already lapsed.
Sir John Carl is resigning from his 10-year post as the Social Studies teacher at a certain school. Before leaving, he was
asked by the school to surrender all of his lesson plans, teaching modules, and learning materials, which he have solely
authored and created. Can he not surrender those materials?
Yes, as he is the creator of such works and copyright is under his name.
Yes, his works is protected by his own intellectual property rights.
No, as his works are works under regularly assigned duties.
No, as the school still has the jurisdiction over Sir Macky until his release from duty.
Ms. Dana, a public-school teacher for Grade 10 for a decade, would like to pursue further studies for her continuing
professional development. Which of the following leave of absence can she apply for based on RA 4670?
Indefinite Leave
Scholarship Leave
Study Leave
Vacation Leave
Which among the following examples show “disparaging the community?”
Teacher JL integrating community landmarks in her lessons in Araling Panlipunan
Teacher Dabe using technology to enhance her lesson discussions
Teacher Shiela imposing her thoughts on some customs of the community
Teacher Jordan grouping the students by religion
Hubert has a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology. She plans to work in a public school as a Guidance Counsellor and
a teacher of Values Education. What is the minimum units of education does she need to acquire be able to qualify as
an applicant for the Licensure Examination for Teachers?
10 units
12 units
15 units
18 units
Under which NCBTS domain does monitoring and providing feedback on learner’s understanding of content,
belongs to?
Domain 5: Planning, Assessing, and Reporting
Domain 6: Community Linkages
Domain 7: Personal Growth and Professional Development
None of the above
Which of the following aims to ensure that all teachers shall practice their profession with utmost dedication and
professionalism towards being a Person and a teacher of the State, the Community, and the Learners?
The Magna Carta for Public School Teachers
Code of Ethics for the Professional Teachers
Philippine Professional Standards for Teachers
Philippine Teachers Professionalization Act of 1994
Which of the following talks about the promotion and improvement of the social and economic status of public
school teachers, their living and working conditions, their terms of employment and career prospects?
The Magna Carta for Public School Teachers
Code of Ethics for the Professional Teachers
Philippine Professional Standards for Teachers
Philippine Teachers Professionalization Act of 1994
Ms. Alagao have read that in the 21st century education, students are taught not what they need to
learn (content) but how to learn (process). Learners are adequately equipped with learning skills that
they will need to create their own knowledge and make meaning of them. In which educational
philosophy is this anchored on?
Constructivism
Reconstructionism
Existentialism
Experientialism
Teacher Coleen is the values education teacher at the school. She believes that the content of her
lessons in Grade 8 should focus on the students’ understanding and appreciation of themselves as
unique individuals who accept complete responsibilities of their thoughts, feelings, and actions. In
which philosophy of education is she believing in?
Essentialism
Existentialism
Behaviorism
Naturalism
Institution of Universities were done during this period.
Renaissance Period
Medieval Period
Reformation Period
Reformation Period
Teacher Dana is a teacher in an international school who follows the type of curriculum which is
centered on the needs of the students. She employs experiential methods of teaching which is anchored
on the thought of learning by doing. In which philosophy of education is she believing in?
Constructivism
Behaviorism
Experientialism
Progressivism
Sir Joyjoy is a Social Studies teacher who believes that knowledge can be acquired through the “Great
Books of ancient and medieval as well as the modern times.” In what educational philosophy is he
believing in?
Pragmatism
Existentialism
Essentialism
Perennialism
Teacher Angie believes that students are products of their environment. Their action is primarily
dependent on the stimuli given by the society. Thus, she arrange her classroom’s environmental
condition so that they can respond to the stimuli. Which educational philosophy is this anchored on?
Essentialism
Behaviorism
Constructivism
Naturalism
The Department of Education had instituted the Alternative Learning System (ALS) to reach to the out-of-school
youth of the country. ALS is a form of what type of education?
Informal Education
Formal Education
Non-formal Education
None of the Above
Sharmaine is a Senior High School Graduate of the Tech-Voc strand. She intends to continue her studies by enrolling
in a 6-months course through the offering of TESDA. What type of education are TESDA courses?
Informal Education
Formal Education
Non-formal Education
All of the Above
Which of the following talks about the responsibility of the state to give access to quality education, relevant to the
needs of the society, from preschool to tertiary?
Education Act of 1982
Article XIV of 1987 Philippine Constitution
Enhanced Basic Education Act of 2013
Philippine Teachers Professionalization Act of 1994
Which of the following Republic Act talks about the hiring of professionals from different fields to serve as teachers,
especially in Grades 11 and 12?
Free Public Secondary Education Act of 1988
Education Act of 1982
Enhanced Basic Education Act of 2013
Philippine Teachers Professionalization Act of 1994
According to Section 2 of the 1987 Philippine Constitution, which educational level does the state mandated to
establish free public education?
Elementary
Elementary and High School
High School and College
Elementary, High School, and College
A new state-of-the-art Science laboratory was built in Magpantay National High School, a public school in Makati.
As a science teacher, you asked to reserve the new laboratory for your non-STEM class. The lab coordinator
disapproved your request as the principal mandated that it would only be exclusively for STEM students at the school.
Do you agree with this mandate?
Yes, as STEM students need more highly advanced technologies that are not in the old laboratory of the school.
No, as the laboratory is made from the tax of the people, and it should be shared to everyone.
No, as the school should establish, maintain, and support a complete, adequate, and integrated system of
education relevant to the needs of the people and society.
No, as the school should promote equal rights to quality education.
Ms. Carol is an outstanding elementary school teacher in Kamias Elementary School. To further develop her
skills, she wants to attend a seminar wherein she thinks is greatly aligned with what she is teaching. Unfortunately, her principal denied her request to attend a division-wide seminar. He said that Ms. Guardiano no longer need to attend
any professional development for the whole year as she is already and outstanding teacher. Do you agree with the
principal?
Yes, as to give chance for the others to be able to earn points.
No, as she is still entitled of professional development.
Yes, only if there’s no one who would like to join.
No, as she still need more trainings to be given equitable merit.
Ms. Dana saw something that is not right about her level coordinator’s process of assigning teaching loads. She
talked to her colleagues about it, and they all have agreed to bring the matter to their principal. Unfortunately, the
principal is in an urgent strategic planning outside the metro and will be back the following week. Dana took her
grievance instead in social media, posted her criticism and tagged her principal, but visible only to her set of friends.
Her colleagues who shared the same sentiment commented on her post. The next day, she was called to the assistant
principal’s office and was reprimanded for the act. Do you agree that she needs to be reprimanded?
No, as she is entitled to her freedom of expression and only limited her post to her circle of friends in the social
media who were also teachers in the same school.
No, as she is only relaying her grievance to her school principal, who is not in his office, through her post which is
only limited to her set of friends.
Yes, as she did not express her opinion in an appropriate channel of communication.
Yes, as she is not supposed to say anything that would harm the school and its image
Parents of a certain student in a National High School is complaining about the way the teacher in Mathematics had
failed their son in the child’s Math subject after not showing up in the national competition in Algebra. Which of the
following is the rights of the parents?
The right to academic freedom
The right to privacy of communication
The right to seek redress of grievance
The right to full access to the evidence of the case
Which of the following are the rights of the students, according to Education Act of 1982?
I. The right to school guidance and counselling services
II. The right to access his own school records and the confidentiality of it
III. The right to issuance of official documents within 30 days of request
IV. The right to be the person-in-authority
I, II, III
II, III
II, III, IV
All of the above
Camia National High School is a mega public school in the metro that caters to 20,000 students. Being one of the
biggest schools in the country, they face problems on infrastructure and lack of classrooms to the point that old
comfort rooms of the school were transformed as Faculty Rooms for the teachers. Can the teachers contest such
working environment and condition?
Yes, but they should hold their hopes up as according to the Magna Carta for Public School Teachers, in the
exigency of the service, such sacrifice is needed to be able to cater to the needs of the school and the learners.
No, as this is the typical scenario in the public schools and teachers are expected to prioritize the welfare of their
learners being persons in public service.
Yes, as according to the Magna Carta for Public School Teachers, the state should uphold the teachers’ dignity,
covering their living and working conditions.
No, as according to the Code of Ethics for the Professional Teachers the existing condition implies understanding
from the teachers as agents of public service.
Teacher Arnel was asked by her principal to teach and extra Grade 10 class on top of her regular class load in the
same level. What will be the basis for her additional compensation?
Basic Salary
Performance Rating
Performance-Based Bonus
rate of the class per minute/hour
Jordan is an applicant for the Licensure Examination for Teachers. He plans to teach a two-year technical course
in Information Technology and Computer Science. Currently, he is a bachelor’s degree holder in Computer Engineering
with 12 units of professional education. Would his application for LET be approved?
Yes, as his bachelors’ degree is an equivalent degree or a degree in the field of specialization that he is applying
to.
Yes, as his diploma is of an equivalent degree, and he has more than 10 units in professional education.
No, as his bachelors’ degree is not related to the field of specialization that he is applying for, and he has less than
18 units of professional education.
No, his bachelors’ degree might be aligned with the field of specialization, but he has less than 18 units of
professional education.
Who among the following should be penalized?
I. Shiela who is not a PRC licensed teacher and had taught for 20 years with only a certificate from the
National Board for Teachers under DECS
II. Carol who uses a revoked and suspended certificate of registration
III. Lloyd who impersonates any registrant of the same or different name
IV. Dabe who represents or attempts to use as his own certificate of registration that of another
I, II, III
I, II, IV
II, III, IV
All of the above
Ms. Jhoanna is a Social Studies teacher from Camia National High School. Her husband is working for one of the
presidential candidates for the upcoming national elections. In her table you would see mugs and stickers of her
presidential candidate. She has also used the social media frame of her chosen candidate. Is it okay for Ms. Jhoanna
to do such?
No, as according to the Code of Ethics for Professional Teachers, teachers should be non-partisan.
No, as according to the Code of Ethics for Professional Teachers, teachers shall not directly or indirectly, solicit,
require, collect, or receive money or service from any person or entity for such purposes.
Yes, as she is only practicing her freedom of expression.
Yes, as she is only using the collaterals but not explicitly encouraging anyone to vote for the same candidate.
It was observed that during the deliberations, most of the students had a relatively low grade in Mathematics
compared to all other subjects. The subject teacher in Math was asked to review his records by the level coordinator. In
this situation, can the coordinator urge the Math teacher to use a transmutation table to make students’ grades
higher?
Yes, as using transmutation tables is an ordinary practice in giving out grades.
Yes, so the students can get a higher grade in Mathematics, to level with their other subjects.
Yes, but the Math teacher can choose not to do so if he invokes his academic freedom being the person in
authority.
Yes, but the Math teacher can choose not to if he can show validated procedures of evaluation and
measurement.
Sir JL is a Practical Research teacher from Magpantay National High School. He applied his students’ paper in an international
conference for research. Unfortunately, none of his students were granted financial support for the activity. On the
other hand, he is willing to shoulder for his own expenses. Can the teacher continue in presenting the paper without
his students?
No, as the students, who were the owner and writers of the paper, would not be joining.
Yes, as the teacher and adviser of the students, he also has intellectual rights on the paper being the one who
guided them.
Yes, as long as the teacher will be naming the paper after him as the authorized presenter and adviser of the
students.
Yes, as long as the teacher will be naming the paper after him and his students who were not able to attend.
A student from a certain school is claiming that Teacher A had scolded him more than what is expected from a
teacher. He divulged this grievance to Teacher B of the same grade level as the teacher in question. Teacher B, being
close to the child, urged him to go to this famous radio station and share his complaints. Based on the Code of Ethics
for Professional Teachers, is this an acceptable action from Teacher B?
Yes, as the code states that when the best interest of the learners, the school, or the profession is at stake in any
controversy, the teacher needs to defend what he/she thinks is right.
No, as the code states that grievances should be coursed through proper channels; and the famous radio station
is not the proper channel for such.
Yes, as Teacher B is only thinking of the welfare of the student being the second mother of the child.
No, as the code states that the teacher shall at all times shall be imbued with the spirit of professional loyalty,
mutual confidence, and faith in one another, until proven guilty, the teacher shall support one another.
Due to the pandemic, physical report cards cannot be given to the students, hence, Teacher A sent the excel file
copy of his class record as an attachment in the class group chat. Upon knowing their grades, the students took a
screenshot of the document and posted it in a social media platform. In this situation, can the teacher be charged
violation of the Code of Ethics for Professional Teachers?
No, as it is the child who chose to post his grades in the social media platform.
No, as the teacher only sent the class record in a private group chat that he has with the class.
No, as in the exigency of the current situation, teachers should be innovative enough to seek for alternative ways
to continue with the process of evaluation and feedbacking.
Yes, as the class record also contains grades of the other students which information has become publicly
available for the members of the group chat.
In which career stage would teachers who work collaboratively with colleagues and provide them support and
mentoring to enhance their learning and practice would fall based on the PPST?
Career 1: Beginning Teachers
Career 2: Proficient Teachers
Career 3: Highly Proficient Teachers
Career 4: Distinguished Teachers
Which of the following are the expected competencies for teachers under Career 4, Distinguished Teachers?
I. Model exemplary practice and lead colleagues in enhancing current practices in the planning and management of
developmentally sequenced teaching and learning process.
II. Exhibit high-level skills and lead in setting achievable and challenging learning outcomes that are aligned with
learning competencies towards the cultivation of a culture of excellence for all.
III. Work collaboratively with colleagues to evaluate the design of learning programs that develop the knowledge
and skills of learners at different ability levels.
IV. Lead colleagues in professional discussions to plan and implement strategies that enrich teaching practice.
I, II, III
I, II, IV
II, III, IV
All of the above
Ms. Vebs is a retired teacher who is still working as a consultant and a part timer in a certain private secondary
school. As a licensed teacher, she would still like to renew her license which is due next year. As a Senior Citizen and a
retired teacher, should she still be required to have complete CPD units?
No, as she is already retired.
No, as she is already a Senior Citizen.
No, as she is already a Senior Citizen and a retired teacher.
None of the above
Teacher Shiela was asked by the Directress of the school to take a screenshot of the Buwan ng Wika Celebration
that was conducted through Google Meet. This screenshot was posted in the official Facebook Page of the school but a
parent complained that they were not asked for consent on the posting of their child’s picture online. Teacher Shiela, as
a teacher, should be able to recognize this mistake. Which ICT competency would this situation cover?
Understanding and observing legal practices in the use of technology
Recognizing and practicing ethical use of technology in both personal and professional levels
Planning, modeling, and promoting safe and sound technology supported learning environment
Facilitating equitable access to technology that address learning, social and cultural diversity
Due to the pandemic, Mrs. Cruz conceptualized ways on how to connect to her students. She knows that not
everyone has access to a laptop, desktop, mobile, television, or radio. Hence, she asked their District’s Rotaract Club to
sponsor two-way radios for students to be able to join synchronous classes. Which ICT competency is she showing?
Recognizing and practicing ethical use of technology in both personal and professional levels
Facilitating equitable access to technology that address learning, social and cultural diversity
Planning, modeling, and promoting safe and sound technology supported learning environment
Understanding and observing legal practices in the use of technology
Teacher Madrideo saw his colleague’s post in her Facebook account, ranting about the inefficient management of their
principal. Instead of liking or commenting on the post as what other teachers of the same school have done, Teacher
Madrideo messaged the post’s owner and reminded him to instead use proper channels for expressing grievances. Which ICT
competency did Teacher Madrideo show?
Understanding and observing legal practices in the use of technology
Planning, modeling, and promoting safe and sound technology supported learning environment
Recognizing and practicing ethical use of technology in both personal and professional levels
Facilitating equitable access to technology that address learning, social and cultural diversity
Ms. Penafranca have noticed from her first class of the day, that her integrated technology tool for an assessment
activity is not as effective as she thought it would be. She immediately changed the tool and revised her lesson plan
before going to her next class. Which ICT competency is she showing?
Proactive engagement in exploring and learning new and emerging technologies
Sharing of experiences and expertise, and collaborate with peers and stakeholders in advancing the use of
technology in education and beyond
Conducting open and flexible learning environments where technology is used to support a variety of
interactions among students, cooperative learning, and peer instruction
Continuing evaluation and reflection on the use of technology in profession for development and innovation
Which of the following is not the NCBTS view of teaching?
Teaching is a technical process, and the good qualities of this technical process are well defined
Teacher knowledge is essentially complex and problematic; applicability varies across learners and contexts
Teaching involves reflective and flexible knowledge that best bring about student learning
None of the above
Under which NCBTS domain does acting as a role model for students, belongs to?
Domain 5: Planning, Assessing, and Reporting
Domain 6: Community Linkages
Domain 7: Personal Growth and Professional Development
None of the above
is an act that “STRENGTHEN THE REGULATION
AND SUPERVISION OF THE PRACTICE OF TEACHING IN THE PHILIPPINES AND PRESCRIBING A LICENSURE EXAMINATION
FOR TEACHERS AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.”
The Philippine Teachers Professionalization Act of 1994
Enhanced Basic Education Act of 2013
Education Act of 1982
Free Public Secondary Education Act of 1988
What is RPMS?
Result-Based Performance Management System
Result-Based and Performance Managing Standards
Role-taking and Performance-based Management Standards
Result-based and Performance-based Management System
What is the meaning of PPST?
(a)
What is the meaning of CPD?
(a)
What is NCBTS?
(a)
