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WorksheetsENHANCING NEW LITERACIES FINAL TEST
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 2hrs 34mins
It is a central thinking skill that involves the questioning and examination of ideas, and requires one to synthesize, analyze, interpret, evaluate and respond to the texts read or listened to.
Ecological Literacy
Artistic Literacy
Creative Literacy
Critical Literacy
It can be defined as the process of having original ideas that have value.
Artistic
Creativity
Imagination
Innovation
It was defined as the knowledge and understanding required to participate authentically in the arts.
Creative Literacy
Ecological Literacy
Artistic Literacy
Critical Literacy
It refers to an individual's understanding not only of ecological concepts but also of his or her place in the ecosystem.
Creative Literacy
Artistic Literacy
Ecological Literacy
Critical Literacy
It is the one who actively secures the basic skills and knowledge in order to carry out ecological responsibilities.
ecological responsible
Inquirer
reflective learner
morally responsible
It is a person who governs action with precepts ( responsibility, seeking justice and equality for all) that maintain harmonious relationships.
Intelligently self-directed
Morally responsible
Reflective learner
Seek self-transencendence
It is a person who understands the value and limitations of human knowledge, the power and limitations of the natural world and the role of self as it is manifested in one's personal narrative.
Reflective learner
Morally responsible
Intelligently self-directed
Inquirer
It is he who moves beyond the limitations of personal ego by identifying with human groups, flora and fauna, ecosphere, that transcend the individual life in scope and time.
Reflective learner
Intelligently self-directed
Seek self-transcendence
Ecologically responsible
It is he who engages in self-appraisal, sets new learning objectives, develops plan to achieve those objectves, carries out those plans in a flexible inquiry directed manner and reflects on the whole process.
Inquirer
Seek self-transcendence
Morally responsible
Intelligently self-directed
This helps preserve and enhance what the institution values today as well as for the future.
innovation
imagination
sustainability
change
It is not to be seen as an intruder in the process of inquiry, but as a part of the rewards one reaps when working artistically.
(a)
It involves examining the information for fairness, objectivity, and moderateness.
(a)
It requires the writer to offer a balanced argument, and to consider claims made by people with opposing views.
(a)
It means that the information is up to date, factual, detailed, exact, and comprehensive.
(a)
It strengthens the writer's creibility from other sources.
(a)
These are always situated in fields of power, with economic, cultural and social exchange involved.
(a)
It involves confronting students with texts which obviously contradict each other.
(a)
It should work toward educating the whole-being of the child.
(a)
It is a place where environmentally responsible practice and education go hand-in-hand and where environmentally reposible tenets are borne out by example.
(a)
It is meant to enable conscious and participant citizens to make informed decisions or take action on environmental issues.
(a)
Open-ended tasks permit the exercise of imagination.
True
False
A creative curriculum will not allow imagination, fantasy and metaphor.
True
False
All children have capacity for innovation and creativity.
True
False
Among regions, the National Capital Region (NCR) had the highest proportion of Filipinos 10 to 64 years old who used the internet for both purposes. On the other hand, Region 1 had the lowest.
True
False
The limits of language are not the limits of cognition.
True
False
Imagination is the source of new possibilities.
True
False
A conducive classroom means children can choose to draw, write, paint or play inside the classroom.
True
False
Subjects are to be taught as integrated, not as isloted units in the curriculum.
True
False
Configurations patterns mean discovering certain relationships that appear again and again.
True
False
Ecological literacy is a form of transformative education.
True
False
It enables members of a culture to communicate without meeting; to
express and explore their experience; to store information, ideas and knowledge; to extend their memory and thinking; and, increasingly nowadays, to control computer-based processes.
Written language
Communication
Symbols
Sound
It is the outcome of action taken over a long period by certain groups in
society including agencies of the state, elected governments, local education authorities, schools, and individual teachers.
Basic Literacy
School Literacy
Critical Literacy
Politics Literacy
It is a central thinking skill that involves the questioning and examination of ideas, and requires one to synthesize, analyze, interpret, evaluate and respond to the texts read or listened to.
Ecological Literacy
Artistic Literacy
Creative Literacy
Critical Literacy
Literacy is a multidisciplinary field of research.
True
False
Counting is one level of quantification which merges into
another level, measuring.
True
False
It is expressed in numbers and graphs. It is used to test or confirm theories and assumptions.
Quantitative
Qualitative
Literacy
Research
It is expressed in words. It is used to understand concepts, thoughts or experiences. This type of research enables you to gather in-depth insights on topics that are not well understood.
Quantitative
Qualitative
Literacy
Research
What kind of assessment is survey?
Quantitative
Qualitative
What kind of assessment is interviews?
Quantitative
Qualitative
What kind of assessment is literature review?
Quantitative
Qualitative
Literacy is not fundamental to political aspirations and to contemporary human culture.
True
False
It is the study of speech sounds and their physiological production and acoustic qualities. It deals with the configurations of the vocal tract used to produce speech sounds.
Speech
Phoneme
Phonetics
Graph
Learning to read in the first years of primary school is critical for retention and success in future grades
True
False
Literacy is the cornerstone of development.
True
False
It is to implement the new ideas, creativity and changes.
(a)
It is one of the most important indicators that someone has gotten it right.
Surprise
Everything interacts
Content
Somatic experience
It is the mother of invention.
(a)
It defined through the Freiran (1970) as the process of naming the condition of oppression and struggling collectively with others in a cycle of action-reflection-action against such oppression.
(a)
The meaning of A in CARS for analyzing texts.
(a)
The meaning of S in CARS for analyzing texts.
(a)
