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ED 3110: Building and Enhancing New Literacies Across the Curr

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

 

It is when we understand the interdependence among countries and their people, and

having the ability to communicate and collaborate across cultures.

a)

Media Literacy

b)

Financial Literacy

c)

Global Literacy

d)

Social Literacy

2.

. 

It is the skill of comprehending the nature of communications, specifically in regard

to telecommunications and mass media. This

a)

Media Literacy

b)

Financial Literacy

c)

Global Literacy

d)

Social Literacy

3.

. 

What is the date of the annual International Literacy Day?

a)

September 6

b)

September 8

c)

September 10

d)

September 12

4.

 

It refers to the capacity to use digital technology, communication devices or networks to

locate, analyze, use and produce information.

a)

Media Literacy

b)

Digital Literacy

c)

Social Literacy

d)

Traditional Literacy

5.

It refers to the ability to read and write, or the

ability to use language–to read, write, listen, and speak.

a)

21st Century Literacy

b)

Industrial Literacy

c)

Standard Literacy

d)

Traditional Literacy

6.

Universal aim of education which consists of preparing the individual for life in society,

moving him/her into a coherent moral, intellectual and affective universe composed of sets of values, interpretations of the past and conceptions of the future; a fundamental

store of ideas and transformation, a common inheritance.

a)

Towards the complete man

b)

Towards Scientific Humanism

c)

Towards Social Commitment

7.

 

Universal aim of education which respects the many-sidedness of personality as essential in

education if the individual is to develop for himself/herself as well as for others.

a)

Towards the complete man

b)

Towards Social Commitment

c)

Towards Scientific Humanism

8.

Universal aim of education which is based on scientific and technological training

a)

Towards a complete man

b)

Towards a scientific humanism

c)

Towards Social Commitment

9.

Can be achieved when individuals and groups gain knowledge, develop skills, and acquire new values as a result of learning, they are equipped with tools and mindsets for creating lasting change in organizations,

communities, and societies.

a)

Learning to Transform Oneself and Society

b)

Learning to Be

c)

Learning to Do

d)

Learning to Live Together

10.

The learning that contributes to a person’s mind, body, and spirit. Skills

include creativity and personal discovery, acquired through reading, the Internet, and

activities such as sports and arts.

a)

Learning to Transform Oneself and Society

b)

Learning to Be

c)

Learning to Do

d)

Learning to Know

11.

It is the process of becoming aware of the contradictions existing within

oneself and in society and of gradually being able to bring about personal and social

transformation.

a)

Conscientization

b)

Unconsciousation

c)

Transformation

d)

Generalization

12.

Can be achieved by developing an understanding of others and their history, traditions

and spiritual values.

a)

Learning to Transform Oneself and Society

b)

Learning to Live Together

c)

Learning to Do

d)

Learning to Be

13.

Represents the skilful, creative and discerning application of knowledge because one

must first learn how to learn effectively, how to think creatively, critically and holistically,

and how to deeply understand the information that is presented, and its systemic

implications for individuals and for society, in both the short and longer term.

a)

Learning to Be

b)

Learning to Do

c)

Learning to Know

d)

Learning to Live Together

14.

 

The following are UNESCO's five pillars of education except;

a)

Learning to Be

b)

Learning to Know

c)

Learning to Learn

d)

Learning to Do

15.

Jen listens carefully to class discussion and search for additional information on the net to master a particular subject matter. What pillar of education does Jen shows?

a)

Learning to Know

b)

Learning to Be

c)

Learning to Do

16.

 

Mia is an advocate of anti-discrimination against LGBT and racism. He has been so active in addressing it to prevent further incidents involving it. What pillar of education does Mia promotes?

a)

Learning to Be

b)

Learning to Live Together

c)

Learning to Do

17.

Layla has been so active in school and community organizations for her to gain insights which is useful in the school and community respectively. What pillar of education does Layla demonstrates?

a)

Learning to Live Together

b)

Learning to Transform Oneself and Society

c)

Learning to Know

18.

Myrna applies what she had learned from her past years in SHS to the field she's taking right now and sometimes applies that knowledge in a real-life scenario. What pillar of education does Myrna exhibits?

a)

Learning to Be

b)

Learning to Do

c)

Learning to Know

19.

Fred knows the differences of his students when it comes to background, religion, traditions and etc. So, he provides varied instructions to them. What pillar of education does Fred demonstrates?

a)

Learning to Transform Oneself and Society

b)

Learning to Live Together

c)

Learning to Know

20.

Maria values how important our nature is to the growth of every human. What type of literacy does Maria exhibits?

a)

Environmental Literacy

b)

Financial Literacy

c)

Social Literacy

21.

If you were a parent at this time, what would you teach your children on social literacy> How would you teach them?

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22.

How do computer technology and social media affect your social skills and that of your peers? Cite positive and negative impacts of digital technology to communication?

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23.

What specific content and learning experiences are there in the curriculum that develop social literacy?

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24.

Why should you as an individual respect and value people who are different from you?

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25.

What skills and knowledge do you need to improve in to become multi-culturally literate?

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26.

A 21st-century teacher's ability to adapt to a variety of learning styles and demands of their students.

a)

Lifelong learner

b)

Flexible

c)

creative problem solver

d)

self-directed

27.

Teachers must be skilled not just in teaching but also in facilitating and organizing groups and activities in order to meet the need for expanded learning possibilities.

a)

Multi-skilled

b)

Lifelong learner

c)

Multi-literate

d)

Multi-specialist

28.

Teachers create innovative ideas and effective solutions to the arising problems as a whole.

a)

Critical thinker

b)

Creative problem solver

c)

Flexible

d)

Multi-skilled

29.

It enables students to work with others and document materials that must be gathered, processed, transacted, and evaluated.

a)

Literacy Web

b)

Easybib

c)

Prezi

d)

Google Docs

30.

It denotes use of wide range of idea creation techniques to create new and worthwhile ideas.

a)

Collaboration

b)

Flexibility and Adaptability

c)

Creativity and Innovation

d)

Life and Career Skills

31.

This is the process of individuals developing social skills, knowledge, and good ideals in order to engage effectively and responsibly in complicated social circumstances.

a)

Multicultural literacy

b)

Social literacy

c)

Media Literacy

d)

Digital Literacy

32.

This leads students towards meaningful learning by integrating primary knowledge.

a)

Critical framing

b)

Situated practice

c)

Transformed action

d)

Overt instruction

33.

Students are called as ______.

a)

Digital immigrants

b)

Digital natives

c)

facilitator

d)

mentor

34.

This comprises flexibility, initiative, social skills, productivity and leadership.

a)

Media Skills

b)

Learning Skills

c)

Literacy Skills

d)

Life Skills

35.

Teachers know how to use various technologies in teaching.

a)

Multi-literate

b)

Multi-specialist

c)

Self-directed

d)

Critical thinker

36.

How can attainment of 21st Century skill contribute to the realization of educational goals?

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37.

It teaches students to apply the lessons they learn to solve real-life problems.

a)

Transformed action

b)

Situated practice

c)

Critical framing

d)

Overt instruction

38.

It teaches students how to question diverse perceptions for better learning experiences.

a)

Transformed action

b)

Overt instruction

c)

Situated practice

d)

Critical framing

39.

It guides the students to the systematic practice learning process with tools and techniques.

a)

Overt instruction

b)

Situated practice

c)

Critical framing

d)

Transformed action

40.

Teachers do not just have the head but also the heart to teach.

a)

Multi-skilled

b)

Self-directed

c)

High Emotional Quotient (EQ)

d)

Lifelong learner

41.

The ability to make original ideas that have value, and the ability to see the world in new ways.

a)

Media literacy

b)

Multicultural literacy

c)

Creative literacy

d)

Social literacy

42.

What is meant by new literacies? What is their impact on the teaching-learning process?

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43.

Which 21st century skill focuses on developing student's mental processes to help them in the modern work environment?

a)

Literacy skills

b)

Learning skills

c)

Life skills

d)

Technology Literacy

44.

This literacy addresses the increasing need to discern the underlying messages behind the new texts for the 21st century, particularly in an ever-increasingly multicultural society   where   ideas, cultures   and   ideologies   vie   with   one   another   for   power and dominance in the mind of the masses.

a)

Globalization   and   Multicultural   Literacy

b)

Social and Financial Literacies

c)

Media and Cyber/Digital Literacies

d)

Critical Literacy

45.

Young children learn to

discriminate between the similarities and differences in spoken language.

a)

Book handling skills

b)

Concepts of print

c)

Vocabulary development

d)

Phonological Awareness

46.

How can teachers promote social change in the classroom?

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47.

Give 1 strategy in teaching alphabet knowledge to emergent learners.

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48.

What is a Global Classroom?

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49.

What is the difference between traditional literacy and 21st century literacy?

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50.

This is “a form of knowledge, competence and skills in a particular field or

area”.

a)

Reading

b)

Literacy

c)

Skill

d)

21st Century Skill