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WorksheetsGroup 1- Quiz Bee
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
To him, curriculum should develop the whole child.
a. Werret Charters
b. Franklin Bobbit
c. Harold Rugg
d. Ralph Tyler
He was presented curriculum as a science that emphasizes on student needs.
a. Franklin Bobbit
b. William Kilpatrick
c. Ralph Tyler
d. Harold Rugg
According to Ralph Tyler's perspective on curriculum, what does he believe is a hallmark of curriculum development?
a. Child-centered approach
b. Emphasis on social studies
c. Science and extension of school philosophy
d. Focus on social functions and learner's interests
What was the auxiliary medium of instruction in Grade 1 and Grade 2 according to the Revised Elementary Education Curriculum?
a. English
b. Pilipino
c. Vernacular
d. Both b and c
The project method was introduced by _________ where teacher and student plan the activities.
a. Bobbit
b. Kilpatrick
c. Rugg
d. Tyler
What educational approach is associated with William Kilpatrick's curriculum philosophy?
a. Project method
b. Whole-child development
c. Social functions and learner's interests
Problem-solving emphasis
Their school taught the liberal arts and also concerned themselves with inducting new believers into church membership.
a. The scientific movement
b. The progressive Education Movement
c. The reformation
d. Early Christian Education
Humanistic schools received inspiration from traditions in the __________ grammar schools.
a. Christian
b. Roman
c. Greek
d. American
The campaigns of Martin Luther, led to the publication of biblical and other materials in the vernaculars.
a. The Scientific Movement
b. The Renaissance
c. The Reformation
d. Early Christian Education
The values of ___________were a blend of Greek, Roman and Hebrew ideals.
a. The Renaissance
b. Early Christian Education
c. The Scientific Movement in Education
d. The Progressive movement in Education
It led to the philosophy of realism which has three district phases, with various implications of the curriculum.
a. Early Christian Education
b. The Renaissance
c. The Scientific Movement in Education
d. The Progressive Movement in Education
What does TESDA stand for?
a. Technical Education and Skills Development Authority
b. Technician Educational and Skills Development Authority
c. Technical Education and Higher Education Authority
d. The Technical Skills and Development Authority
Why did the Continuous Progression Scheme face issues during its implementation?
a. Lack of funds
b. Misconception leading to mass promotion
c. Lack of equipment
d. Implementation in secondary education
What is the main emphasis of classical humanism during Renaissance?
a. Theology
b. Literature
c. Science
d. Cultural tradition
What was emphasized under the Japanese regime's educational policies?
a. Academic excellence and competition
b. Love for work and dignity of labor
c. Patriotism and national identity
d. Respect for authority and discipline
_____ aimed at meeting the purposes of the contemporary world.
a. Humanistic Realism
b. Sense Realism
c. Social Realism
d. Human Realism
The values of ___________were a blend of Greek, Roman and Hebrew ideals.
a. The Renaissance
Early Christian Education
c. The Scientific Movement in Education
d. The Progressive movement in Education
It emphasized private tuition in the home, using paid tutors.
a. Humanistic realism
b. Sense realism
c. Social realism
d. Realism
It was concerned with problems of the current real world and emphasis on an instructional approach based on sense perception.
a. Humanistic realism
b. Sense realism
c. Social realism
d. Realism
Advocated student mastery of form and content of the old literature as a basis for improving the present world.
a. Sense Realism
b. Social Realism
c. Humanistic Realism
d. Realism
What was the name of the Japanese order that embodied educational policies in 1942?
a. Military Order No. 1
b. Military Order No. 3
c. Military Order No. 2
d. Military Order No.
It provided the Filipinization of all department secretaries except the Secretary of Public Instruction.
a. Act No. 1870
b. Education Act of 1982
c. Executive Order No. 94
d. Reorganization Act of 1916
In what year were RA 7722 and RA 7796 passed?
a. 1992
b. 1942
c. 1994
d. 1949
By the virtue of this, the Department of Instruction was changed to Department of Education.
a. Executive Order No. 94
b. Education Act of 1982
c. RA 7722
d. Reorganization Act of 1916
It is the act otherwise known as the Governance of Basic Education Act.
a. Republic Act 1953
b. Republic Act 1954
c. Republic Act 1955
d. d. Republic Act 1956
A system of free and compulsory elementary education was established by the _____.
a. Malolos Constitution
b. Bataan Constitution
c. Batangas Constitution
d. Malabon Constitution
During which school year was the Continuous Progression Scheme (CPS) implemented in the elementary under the Revised Elementary Education Curriculum?
a. 1957-1958
b. 1970-1971
c. 1973-1974
d. 1982-1983
Japanese educational policies were embodied in what order?
a. RA 7796 in 1994
b. Reorganization Act of 1916
c. Act No. 74
d. Military Order No. 2 in 1942
What subject was introduced as a separate subject in both elementary and secondary curricula during the years 1957-1972?
a. Mathematics
b. Science
c. Character Education and Good Manners
d. Physical Education
9. What curriculum replaced the 2-2 Plan in 1973?
a. Continuous Progression Scheme (CPS)
b. Revised Elementary Education Curriculum
c. 2-2 Plan Curriculum
d. Revised Secondary Education Program (RSEP)
Curriculum, in Harold Rugg's view, is arranged according to learner interest, organized knowledge, and the social roles of topics.
(a)
Franklin Bobbit presented curriculum as a science that emphasizes on student’s needs.
(a)
According to William Kilpatrick, curricula are purposeful, a child-centered activities.
(a)
The values of Early Christian Education were blends of Greek, Latin and Roman.
(a)
It is Martin Luther king's campaign that Protestantism begun.
(a)
Theology is a high philosophy that aims to study God and his divinity however theology surpasses it's availability on now being taught for those who have religious profession and vocation.
(a)
William Kilpatrick sees curriculum as organized around social functions of themes.
(a)
The different changes are only influenced by educational philosophy and not by psychology and pedagogical theories.
(a)
In 1947 by virtue of Executive Order No. 117 the Department of Instruction was changed to Department of Education.
(a)
A system of free and compulsory elementary education was established by the Malolos Constitution.
(a)
In early Christian education, curriculum not only cover disciplines, church doctrine, and the liberal arts but also extend to teachings on science, mathematics, and astronomy, showcasing a diverse educational approach.
(a)
During the Renaissance, establishment of "humanistic schools" not only emphasize the study of man but also include sports, games, and dance in their curriculum, highlighting a holistic approach to education.
(a)
Social Realism aimed at meeting the purposes of the contemporary world.
(a)
Aristotle is often credited as the "Father of History".
(a)
The Magna Carta, signed in 1215, is an important document in the history of England.
(a)
Scientific movement in education has three district phases and it also led to the philosophy of realism.
(a)
It is through the Cmo. 32, s. 7 that provides the Filipinization of all department secretaries except the secretary of public instruction. It happened in the year of 1963 at Malolos Bulacan.
(a)
In 1947, by virtue of Executive Order No. 94, the Department of Instruction was changed to Department of Education.
(a)
Commissioner is the Official Titular Head of the Department of Instruction.
(a)
Harold Rugg presented curriculum as a science that emphasizes on students need.
(a)
