Teachers need to be an expert in their own subject, and there is only one truth, which is the teachers’ knowledge.

Postmodernism emphasizes: - Students need to see the bias behind the documents they read. - Question what you learn. - We need to learn how to solve problems.

Teachers ought to be hopeful and believe that students will be able to do their best through teachers’ guiding them.

Existentialism emphasizes: - You are who you choose to be. - We can be unique in our own ways. - Learning stories and biography show us to know who we are.

Teachers should continue asking more questions to improve students’ answer if the students cannot give the correct answer on their first try.

The data received from this quiz is very important for teachers to understand whether students have learned the important parts of the lesson or not.

Pragmatism emphasizes: - Things change all the time. - Conducting research shows us what is right. - Testing only tests how good the students are at taking the test and not using the skills.

According to Existentialism, one must not be given too much knowledge regarding the choices they have as it will complicate their decision-making process.

The lesson is conducted deductively.

Non-academic activities such as sports are useless and a big distraction for students.

Students must be empowered to ask questions in class and critically evaluate contents that they learn instead of just accepting them.