Teachers are also shaped by the __________where they live.

Teachers should know the subject matter they teach.

They have an idea of the different learning styles, thinking styles, and educational needs of their learners.

A cognitive ability to think outside the box, develop new ideas, possess outstanding talent, and lead effectively. It is also a capacity to innovate.

A cognitive ability and capacity to think critically in solving problems, making decisions, and in processing ideas. 

A passion to make difference in the lives of each learner.

Teachers are recognized as sources of wisdom and information in every society.

Teachers need role clarity

Which of the following subjects contributes to understanding of education as a field of study?

It is defined as the means for implementing the curriculum.

What year was the NCBTS developed?

It is the process of making value judgment from collected data.

Which of the following is not a strand under the Personal Growth and Professional Development domain?

Which of the following standards should teachers know and do to master classroom management?

Understanding the nature of the learners is the first thing teachers should do before planning and implementation of instruction. True or False

The Teachers as Leaders Framework was designed by Crowther, Kaagan, James, and Hann in 2002

Postulates that people learn better if they are asked to think in ways that are more complex.

It means that teachers should decide on which topics, concepts, or ideas are of greatest importance, and should then present them in a variety of ways.

Refers to a kind of education that considers the knowledge, skills, abilities, attitudes, interests, and beliefs that the learners bring into the classroom.

Who explains that language plays a crucial role in forming abstract concepts?

The following are examples of the things that can promote the cause of multicultural education except

Which of the following statements is true about the principles in Brain-based Education?

Who identified several approaches that can be used to integrate indigenous knowledge in the curriculum?

Plays an important role in the teaching and learning process

According to them, constructivist paradigm posits that meaningful learning is constructed by the learners as results of their sensory experiences with the world.

It is a theory of learning that explains that knowledge is constructed based on the prior knowledge and experiences of the learners.

Also known as the Education Act of 1982.

This law is an amendment of certain sections of R. A. 7836.

An act also known as the Enhanced Basic Education Act of 2013

When was the Presidential Decree 1006 signed?

Also known as the Magna Carta for Public School Teachers

Also known as the Philippine Teachers Professionalization Act of 1994

This serves as a guide to ensure that all teachers practice their profession with utmost dedication and professionalism?

What section and article of the Code of Ethics for Professional Teachers stated that: "A Teacher shall base the evaluation of the learner’s work only in the merit and quality of academic performance."

This provides the general framework for education in the country?

Section 6, Article VIII of The Code of Ethics for Professional Teachers stated that: A Teacher shall base the evaluation of the learner’s work only in the merit and quality of academic performance. True or False

Howard Gardner published the Multiple Intelligence theory in 1983