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Educational Realism

Total questions: 55

Worksheet time: 1hrs 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The philosophy which holds that education should be concerned with the actualities of life

a)

Realism

b)

Counter Reformation

c)

Humanism

d)

Disciplines

2.

This kind of education existed as a result of the protest against the narrowness and excessive formalism of the humanist and religious reformers.

a)

Reformism

b)

Humanism

c)

Educational realism

d)

Naturalism

3.

Which of the following is not a group under Educational realism?

a)

Social Realism

b)

Humanistic or Verbal Realism

c)

Disciplinant Realism

d)

Sense Realism

4.

This group did not entirely break away from humanism

a)

Humanistic or Verbal Realism

b)

Sense Realism

c)

Social Realism

d)

None of the above

5.

Are humanistic realists and verbal realists entirely the same?

a)

No, both have different reason on why classical literature must be studied.

b)

Yes since they believe that only classical literature is worth reading.

c)

No, because humanistic realists do not believe that classical literature must be studied.

d)

Yes, both love to appreciate the aesthetic value of any kind of literature.

6.

Cite the educational aim of verbal realism.

4 lines
7.

Juan Luis Vives

a)

"Education should develop personality"

b)

"Aim of learning was the development of the whole man"

c)

"Education was to prepare for actual living"

d)

"Children must be studied thoroughly and the innate abilities respected; make use of the games, play, and exercise for learning purposes"

8.

Francois Rabelais

a)

"Education was to prepare for actual living"

b)

"Do not do unto others what you do not want to do unto you"

c)

"Youth is the spark"

d)

"Aim of learning was the development of the whole man"

9.

John Milton

a)

"Developed a natural method of teaching"

b)

"The ultimate goal of education was eternal happiness with God"

c)

"Education was to prepare for actual living"

d)

"Education should develop personality"

10.

Match the following

a)

He proposed that each student must be studied individually.

1.

Francois Rabelais

b)

He developed the incidental method of teaching.

2.

John Milton

c)

For him, reading must be done for content, not for syntax.

3.

Juan Luis Vives

d)

He made use of resource person in the classroom and lectures are done by academic authorities.

4.

John Milton

e)

He insisted that learning must be facilitated through natural activities.

5.

Francois Rabelais

11.

He made use of reference books and advocated reasoning as the substitute for rote learning.

a)

John Milton

b)

Francois Rabelais

c)

Juan Luis Vives

d)

Plato

12.

He stated that quarterly assessments must be done in order to track the progress of each pupil.

a)

Juan Luis Vives

b)

John Milton

c)

Aristotle

d)

Francois Rabelais

13.

In humanistic/verbal realism, pupils with age of six and below are taught by whom?

a)

Mother

b)

Father

c)

Teacher

d)

Tutor

14.

In humanistic/verbal realism, what is the agency of education when the child is only five years old?

a)

Academy

b)

Public day school

c)

Daycare

d)

Home

15.

Max is four years old. He is taught at home by his mother. He already knows how to read and write simple letters and words. Under humanistic/verbal realism, who supervises Max?

a)

Father

b)

Mother

c)

Siblings

d)

None. Supervision is not necessary.

16.

Max turned seven years old just this year. Under humanistic/verbal realism, does he need to continue his education at home?

a)

No. He must enter finishing school.

b)

Yes. Home was the only agency of education at that time.

c)

No. He must enter public day school as stated by Vives.

d)

Yes. Home is where the learning begins and ends.

17.

Whose idea is the academy?

a)

John Milton

b)

Juan Luis Vives

c)

Paulo Freire

d)

Francois Rabelais

18.

This is a private secondary school.

a)

Public day school

b)

University

c)

Academy

d)

High school

19.

The boy should be in what age to enter academy?

a)

12-21

b)

13-25

c)

19-30

d)

15-22

20.

This is where upper courses are offered and taken.

a)

University

b)

Academy

c)

Graduate school

d)

Finishing school

21.

Vernacular as a

(a)  

22.

What is the universal language used under humanistic/verbal realism?

a)

Latin

b)

Spanish

c)

Greek

d)

English

23.

Match the following

a)

offered mathematics, natural and physical science, literature and philosophy, history and geography

1.

lower schools

b)

offered technical and professional study such as law, theology, medicine, architecture, political science and warfare

2.

higher schools

c)

vernacular, Latin, religion, moral conduct, rearing for children and housekeeping

3.

for women; advocated by Vives

d)

physical exercises, sports and games, the Bible and religious exercises, instrumental music, intellectual readings from ancient literature, science, history, mathematics, and astronomy

4.

curriculum advocated by Rabelais

e)

ancient learning and classics in Latin, Greek, Hebrew, Chaldaic, Syrian, and Italian; natural science, social science, philosophy morality, religion and physical education for the military

5.

proposed by Milton

24.

What is the outstanding contribution to Education of Humanistic/Verbal Realism?

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25.

They were members of the aristocracy who aimed for education that would develop the gentleman.

a)

Verbal Realists

b)

Sense Realists

c)

Social Realists

d)

Humanistic Realistic

26.

This perceives that the education is at its best if it conducts direct contact with the people and their social activities rather than through books.

a)

Social Realism

b)

Naturalism

c)

Rationalism

d)

Sense Realism

27.

Match the following

a)

Pragmatic Utilitarian

1.

A broad social education that would make a young aristocrat a man of the world

b)

Social Relation

2.

Prepare and train the aristocratic youth to have the right relationships with his fellowmen

c)

Decision making

3.

Train the aristocratic youth to make wise and practical judgement

d)

Michael Montaigne

4.

He proposed that travel is the most suitable education so that the school had a very little use

e)

Remnants of Social Realism today

5.

private tutorial systems, finishing schools, private military academies

28.

Who advocated the tutor and was eventually adopted by the nobility?

a)

Michael Montaigne

b)

John Locke

c)

Joan Amos Comenius

d)

Wolfgang Ratke

29.

This was established with the high emphasis on mathematics, good manners, modern languages, and military sciences as part of the curriculum.

a)

Academy

b)

Ritterakademie

c)

Tutor

d)

Home

30.

This was established solely for the sons of the nobility under the influence of the French court life.

a)

Academy

b)

Home

c)

Ritterakademie

d)

Evergarden

31.

Match the following

a)

Tutorial system

1.

one teacher taught one pupil

b)

Travel

2.

another method of instruction wherein there is learning by experience

c)

Understanding and judgment

3.

High emphasis over memorization

d)

Observation and social contacts

4.

How gathering information is done

e)

Application

5.

encourages independent thinking

32.

This method advocated a type of education in which scientific content would be introduced and the scientific method used.

a)

Social Realism

b)

Humanistic Realism

c)

Verbal Realism

d)

Sense Realism

33.

Match the following

a)

"Children must be studied thoroughly and the innate abilities respected; make use of the games, play, and exercise for learning purposes"

1.

Richard Mulcaster

b)

"Give man dominance over things"

2.

Francis Bacon

c)

"Developed a natural method of teaching; nothing is to be learned by rote; repetition must be done as often as possible"

3.

Wolfgang Ratke

d)

"The ultimate goal of education was eternal happiness with God and education should prepare or the activities of life through knowledge"

4.

Joan Amos Comenius

34.

For him, the natural tendencies and activities of the child must be developed.

a)

Richard Mulcaster

b)

Francis Bacon

c)

Wolfgang Ratke

d)

Joan Amos Comenius

35.

Who used inductive method for learning?

a)

Richard Mulcaster

b)

Francis Bacon

c)

Wolfgang Ratke

d)

Joan Amos Comenius

36.

He built the educational aim which states "...to increase the scientific knowledge of man about all things in his environment"

a)

Richard Mulcaster

b)

Francis Bacon

c)

Wolfgang Ratke

d)

Joan Amos Comenius

37.

He insisted that learning must be done firstly by senses and then followed by explanation

a)

Richard Mulcaster

b)

Francis Bacon

c)

Wolfgang Ratke

d)

Joan Amos Comenius

38.

He stated that learning must proceed from known to unknown.

a)

Richard Mulcaster

b)

Francis Bacon

c)

Wolfgang Ratke

d)

Joan Amos Comenius

39.

He proposed the aims of Sense Realists as religious, intellectual, and practical

a)

Richard Mulcaster

b)

Francis Bacon

c)

Wolfgang Ratke

d)

Joan Amos Comenius

40.

He became the forerunner o the modern research university.

a)

Richard Mulcaster

b)

Francis Bacon

c)

Wolfgang Ratke

d)

Joan Amos Comenius

41.

What was the most important subject for Bacon?

a)

Research

b)

Science

c)

Math

d)

Ethics

42.

This school was drawn up by Bacon

a)

Model educational institution

b)

University

c)

Research School

d)

Six-year vernacular elementary school

43.

In this school, children were taught reading, writing, vernacular, English, drawing and music, physical exercises and group sports

a)

Model educational institution

b)

Six-year vernacular elementary school

c)

Academy

d)

Ritterakademie

44.

This curriculum was the most comprehensive. Whose curriculum is this?

a)

Mulcaster

b)

Bacon

c)

Ratke

d)

Comenius

45.

"to know all things, to say all things"

a)

Mulcaster

b)

Bacon

c)

Ratke

d)

Comenius

46.

What is Trivium and quadrivium?

a)

grammar, rhetoric, dialectic, arithmetic, geometry, astronomy, and music

b)

physics, geography, history, religion

c)

natural and physical science, mathematics, ethics

d)

religion, geometry, geography, history

47.

For Comenius, what is the most important agency of education?

a)

Home

b)

Academy

c)

Textbook

d)

Encyclopedia

48.

What are the four educational period proposed by Comenius?

4 lines
49.

For sense realists, what is the important agency of education?

a)

Tutor

b)

Home

c)

Teacher

d)

Mother

50.

He is the head of the Priests and also the one who organized a group of schools including a university emphasizing scientific studies

a)

Father

b)

Priests' Head

c)

Franke

d)

Priest

51.

School that provides basic education

a)

Franke

b)

Volkschule

c)

Pedagpoium

d)

Realschule

52.

The secondary school of science and language

a)

Franke

b)

Volkschule

c)

Pedagpoium

d)

Realschule

53.

This was a secondary school established by Julius Hecker in Berlin wherein pure and applied science dominated the curriculum.

a)

Franke

b)

Volkschule

c)

Pedagpoium

d)

Realschule

54.

Was the attendance in the lower vernacular schools free?

a)

Yes. Only in the higher schools where students needed to pay the school fees.

b)

No. They have to pay even if in the lower vernacular schools.

c)

Yes. Education was free until higher schools.

d)

No. Education was only accessible to aristocrats.

55.

Which of the following is a contribution to education of Sense Realism?

a)

Laddered System of Grade Level Organization

b)

Teaching of Science by the Laboratory Method

c)

Formal Discipline

d)

Principle of growth

e)

Internal Administrative Organization of a School