WorksheetsTHE TEACHER AND THE COMMUNITY, SCHOOL CULTURE AND ORG LEADERSHIP
Total questions: 89
Worksheet time: 49mins
Makes the board exam.
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Father of instructional materials.
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Proponent of Cone of Experience
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10%
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20%
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30%
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50%
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70%
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90%
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Learner is the receiver of information.
Passive
Active
Mastery of subject matter.
General Education
Professional education
Competent to teach.
General Education
Professional Education
Plato is the number 1 idealist.
Realism
Idealism
Pragmatism
Existentialism
Learn through mind and experience.
Idealism
Existentialism
Realism
Behaviorism
Thinking = Reality
Spirit= Values/Virtues
Pragmatism
Essentialism
Realism
Idealism
Touch and see (actual)
Aristotle
contradicts idealism
to see is to believe
Pragmatism
Realism
Essentialism
Progressivism
Learning through senses
Empiricism
Realism
Pragmatism
Idealism
Basic 3rs, subject centered, content-oriented, traditional teachers
Pragmatism
Existentialism
Essentialism
Realism
Mother of essentialism, forever, unchanging, everlasting, subjects from before until now (history)
Behaviorism
Perennialism
Realism
Essentialism
Freedom and choices, people has no influence over the child, learners decide by themselves
Progressivism
Idealism
Existentialism
Pragmatism
Change or transformation in society, schools as agents or catalysts of change.
Social Reconstructionism
Behaviorism
Progressivism
Idealism
Most learner-centered, cater the needs, wants and interests of learners, flexibility of teachers, teachers ask students what they want to do "Struck the iron while it's hot."
Pragmatism
Progressivism
Perennialism
Essentialism
Meaningful learning theory by David Ausobel, learners construct meaning using their own previous experiences (schema)
Perennialism
Constructivism
Behaviorism
Progressivism
Learner is shaped by the environment, influences from the environment, connectionism (Edward Thorndike), (stimulus+response), (stimulus-part of the environment)
Behaviorism
Pragmatism
Idealism
Constructivism
Social learning theory (observation, model, imitation)
Edward Thorndike
Albert Bandura
Edgar Dale
David Ausobel
survival, security, preservation of tradition, informal, vocational, practical
Primitive Education
Oriental Education
Greek Education
Roman Education
not finished, out of school youth, ALS
Practical
Non-formal
Vocational
Informal
Learning that applies everywhere
Informal
Non-formal
Vocational
Practical
Focus on skills
Non-formal
Practical
Vocational
Informal
Practice
Practical
Informal
Non-formal
Vocational
Inside the community, school or family, country, society
Xenocentrism
Enculturation
Acculturation
Paganism
Outside (culture of other country)
Paganism
Ethnocentrism
Acculturation
Enculturation
Superstitious belief
Acculturation
Paganism
Xenocentrism
Ethnocentrism
Preservation of tradition
Xenocentrism
Paganism
Enculturation
Acculturation
calligraphy, calendar, Confucianism (Confucius), Taoism (Lao Tzu), religion class , golden rule, civil service exam (Confucianism) and yin yang (Taoism)
Iran
India
China
Iraq
Hinduism (oldest religion in Asia), Buddhism
Iran
India
Egypt
China
Hieroglyphics
Egypt
Persia
Iraq
China
Iran, gymnastics education
India
Egypt
China
Persia
Mesopotamia
Iran
Iraq
India
Egypt
military training (7years old), harsh discipline, physical education or activities, CAT/ROTC
Summerian
Spartan
Athenian
Roman
holistic education and development, well rounded personality (mental, emotional, spiritual and physical)
Roman
Athenian
Spartan
Summerian
utilitarianism, study either house/school, tribal tutors, elementary (memorization), secondary (physical activities), royal family (homeschool/tribal tutors), poor family (send children to school), scholars (memorize history)
Summerian
Athenian
Spartan
Roman
moral, holiness, religion, preparation for destiny, bible, learn to be good to go to heaven
Greek
Roman
Early Christian
Oriental
cuneiform writing (oldest form of writing)
Summerian
Greek
Roman
Oriental
survival and conformity, informal, parents are teachers, enculturation
Japanese
Pre-Spanish
Spanish
Commonwealth
King of Spain (highest of all), Magellan (Portugese) looking for spice island, Homonhon (unang nakarating si Magellan), Limasawa (unang misa/Raja Kulambo), Islam (first religion in PH), Blood compact in Limasawa (Magellan and Kulambo), 3Gs (God, Glory and Gold), propagation of Christianity, Reduccion(resettlement-pueblo/town), Royal Decree 1863 (paaralan sa bawat barangay/ primary schools for boys and girls (separate) in each municipality, Vernacular and Spanish (language)
Medieval
Spanish
Japanese
American
Treaty of Paris (Spain will pay 20 million USD for the damage of PH) and surrender PH to America, Education act of 1901 (free public education, grade1-to7, 4 years in highschool, highly centralized (shortage of teachers), Thomasites(600 American teacher recruits), soldiers(first American teachers), English (medium of instruction), first normal school (Philippine Normal University), 1908 Act of 1870 (University of the Philippines)
Japanese
American
Commonwealth
Medieval
Manuel L. Quezon, PH asked independence from America, 10 year transition, PH will be guided by Americans for proper governance, Tydings-Mcduffy Law, nationalism (aim of education), EO 134 in 1936 (Tagalog as a basis of national language) 1987 Constitution (Cory Aquino, Filipino as national language, abolishment pf Grade 7 in elementary years, double single session)
American
Japanese
Commonwealth
Medieval
Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere (Asia is only for Asians), World War 2 (American and Japanese War), love for labor, vocational courses, health and physical education, termination of English (change to Nihonggo)
Commonwealth
Japanese
American
Medieval
monastery, propagate religion, morality, righteous
Guild System
Scholasticism
Monasticism
Chivalry
scholars, intellectual discipline
Chivalry
Guild System
Scholasticism
Monasticism
war / battle preparation, horsemanship (riding a horse while fighting)
Monasticism
Chivalry
Scholasticism
Guild System
vocational, skill development
Scholasticism
Guild System
Chivalry
Monasticism
beliefs, perceptions, relationships, attitudes, written and unwritten rules, emotional and physical safety, orderliness of classrooms, racial, ethnic, linguistic or cultural diversity
Ethics
School Culture
Multicultural Education
Culture
diversity of culture, mainstreaming (students with special needs (mild cases) can join public school)
Multicultural Education
School Culture
Ethics
Culture
attitudes (way of thinking(, beliefs/behaviors (paniniwala and actions), customs (traditions)
Multicultural Education
School Culture
Culture
Cultural Realativity
learner understand other's culture without using his own perception, respect for all culture
Ethnocentrism
Cultural Relativity
Culture
Xenocentrism
superior than the other people
Paganism
Ethnocentrism
Xenocentrism
Culture
inferior than the other people
Xenocentrism
Culture
Ethnocentrism
Paganism
top 1 global issue
unemployment
violence
climate change
pollution
new vision of education to empower people, assume a responsibility for creating a sustainable future, respect for others, respect for present and future generations, respect for the planet and what it provides us
None
Sustainable Development Goals
Education for Sustainable Development
Millennium Development Goals
top 1 goal is NO POVERTY
Sustainable Development Goals
Millennium Deevelopment Goals
Education for Sustainable Development
None
top 1 goal is ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
MDG
ESD
SDG
NONE
characteristics of humans to interact with one another
Social
Society
Sociology
Culture
group of people bind by any cultural identity
Culture
Sociology
Society
Social
branch of Science that study the society, Augustus Contes (father of Sociology)
Social
Society
Culture
Sociology
focus on social order based tacit agreements (society = social order, social regulation)
Structural Functionalism
Interactionist Theory
Consensus Theory
Conflict Theory
dominance of some social groups by others, social order is absed on manipulation and control by dominant groups (clash->crisis->change)
Conflict Theory
Consensus Theory
Interactionist Theory
Structural Functionalism
symbolic interactionism and non-symbolic interactionism
Conflict Theory
Interactionist Theory
Structural Functionalism
Consensus Theory
interactions involve thinking because it will define who you are, cautiously act and speak to be "in", "the looking glass self" by Charles Cooley means we see ourselves as others
Symbolic Interactionism
Non-Symbolic Interactionism
learn things by observing other people, respond to them that is through social interaction
Symbolic Interactionism
Non-symbolic Interactionism
5 major social institutions (family, school(nursery of state, Code of Ethics Article 2 Section 2), religion, government, economics), macroeconomics (GNP, GDP), microeconomics (specific establishment or business), GDP (total revenue of the country), GNP (import/export, currency)
Conflict theory
Structural Functionalism
Interactionist
Consensus
two parties helping each other, both parties benefit
partnership
society
school partnership
business
institutions must perform their respective functions for the stability of society
Conflict Theory
Interactionist Theory
Consensus Theory
Functionalist Theory
all education stakeholders, ensuring that public school facilities are set in time for the forthcoming school opening, school maintenance program, 2009 DepEd Order # 100
Brigada Eskwela
Curriculum Development
Community Service
Adopt a school program
use of community resources for learning
Curriculum Development
Brigada Eskwela
Work Experience Program
businesses and establishments serve as training ground for learners like work immersion for shs
Community Service
Work Experience Program
Curriculum development
parent and retired teachers may be involved
Remediation and Enrichment Classes
Brigada Eskwela
Community Service
develop skills and talents, learn how to deal with peers, adults and serve as resources in the community
Youth Development Programs
Work Experience programs
Community Service
tutorial, community reforestation programs, clean up drive for rivers, assisting in medical mission
Curriculum Development
Community Service
Brigada Eskwela
private company will support public schools at al levels
Brigada Eskwela
Community Service
Adopt-A-School Program
National Competency-Based Standards for School Heads
DepEd Order No. 32, s. 2010
2009, DepEd Order # 100
vision, mission, goals and objectives, ownership and personal responses to identified issues, internal and external stakeholders in formulating and achieving VMGO
Domain 1: School Leadership
Domain 3: Creating a student-centered learning climate
Assessment for learning/evaluation, monitoring student achievement, assessment processes
Domain 4: HR Management and Professional development
Domain 2: Instructional Leadership
setting high social and academic expectations, benchmark school performance, creates engaging learning environment
Domain 3: Creating a student centered learning climate
Domain 6: School Management and Operation
creating professional learning community, community of learners among teachers, assesses and analyzes the needs and interests of teachers and other school personnel, monitors and evaluates school based INSETS programs within public schools
Domain 4: HR management and Professional development
Domain 6: School Management and Operation
school and family partnership, programs that involve parents and other school stakeholders, PTA (policy formulating organization of parents, teachers and school heads
Domain 5: Parents Involvement and Community Partnership
Domain 6: School Management and Operation
managing, monitoring, review, implementations of school improvement plan, annual implementation plan, maintains specific programs to next seeds of identified target groups, assign hire appropriate support personnel to manage school operations
Domain 6: School Management and Operation
Domain 7: Personal and Professional Attributes and Interpersonal Effectiveness
professionalism, nobility of the teaching profession, observe and demonstrate desirable personal and professional (RA 6713, Code of Ethics and RA 7836) behaviors like respect, honesty, dedication, patriotism and general concerns for others at all times, DepEd No.49 (avoid relationship with students)
Domain 4: HR Management and Professional development
Domain 7: Personal and Professional Attributes and Interpersonal Effectiveness
