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Final Examination in Educ 613 (Comparative Education)

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the primary objective of Comparative Education?

a)
  • To compare educational systems of different countries.

b)
  • To implement a universal curriculum.

c)
  • To develop a single global education system.

d)
  • To focus on the history of education.

2.

Which of the following is a key aspect of Comparative Education?

a)
  • Understanding cultural influences on education.

b)
  • Standardizing educational practices globally.

c)
  • Focusing solely on developing countries.

d)
  • Promoting a single language of instruction.

3.

In Comparative Education, what is meant by "cross-national analysis"?

a)
  • Analyzing educational systems within one country.

b)
  • Comparing educational practices between multiple countries.

c)
  • Implementing the same curriculum worldwide.

d)
  • Focusing on education in rural areas only.

4.

Which country’s educational system is often compared with that of the Philippines in Comparative Education studies?

a)
  • Japan

b)
  • United States

c)
  • Finland

d)
  • Germany

5.

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of K-12 education in the Philippines?

a)
  • Kindergarten as a compulsory year.

b)
  • Senior High School as part of basic education.

c)
  • Mandatory tertiary education for all students.

d)
  • A curriculum focused on preparing students for both college and the workforce.

6.

The K-12 curriculum in the Philippines was implemented in what year?

a)
  • 2010

b)
  • 2012

c)
  • 2013

d)
  • 2015

7.

Under the K-12 system in the Philippines, how many years of Senior High School (SHS) are required?

a)
  • 1 year

b)
  • 2 years

c)
  • 3 years

d)
  • 4 years

8.

What is the purpose of the Senior High School (SHS) program in the K-12 system?

a)
  • To eliminate the need for college education.

b)
  • To prepare students for tertiary education, employment, or entrepreneurship.

c)
  • To focus solely on vocational training.

d)
  • To replace elementary education.

9.

Which of the following tracks is NOT offered in the Senior High School program?

a)
  • Academic Track

b)
  • Technical-Vocational-Livelihood (TVL) Track

c)
  • Sports Track

d)
  • Medical Track

10.

The Academic Track in Senior High School is further divided into which of the following strands?

a)
  • Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM)

b)
  • Humanities and Social Sciences (HUMSS)

c)
  • Accountancy, Business, and Management (ABM)

d)
  • All of the above

11.

Which law institutionalized the K-12 program in the Philippines?

a)
  • Republic Act No. 9155

b)
  • Republic Act No. 10533

c)
  • Republic Act No. 9710

d)
  • Republic Act No. 7610

12.

What does the acronym "MATATAG" in the MATATAG Curriculum stand for?

a)
  • Makabayan, Aktibong Tagapagpalaganap ng Aral at Gabay

b)
  • Makakalikasan, Aktibong Tagapagtaguyod ng Aralin at Gabay

c)
  • Masigasig at Tapat na Tagapagtaguyod ng Aral at Gabay

d)
  • Matatag, Aktibo, at Tagapagpalaganap ng Gabay

13.

One of the key principles of the MATATAG Curriculum is:

a)
  • Focus on theoretical knowledge over practical application.

b)
  • Emphasis on standardized testing as the main assessment tool.

c)
  • Integration of character education and values formation in all learning areas.

d)
  • De-emphasis on technology and digital literacy.

14.

The MATATAG Curriculum aims to address which of the following educational challenges in the Philippines?

a)
  • Lack of access to tertiary education.

b)
  • Overemphasis on higher education over basic education.

c)
  • Declining performance in international assessments.

d)
  • Overcrowded classrooms in urban areas.

15.

In the context of Comparative Education, which of the following is considered a major factor influencing educational systems worldwide?

a)
  • National identity and cultural heritage

b)
  • Economic policies

c)
  • Globalization

d)

All of these.

16.

The K-12 curriculum in the Philippines aligns with which international standard?

a)
  • ASEAN Qualifications Reference Framework (AQRF)

b)
  • European Qualifications Framework (EQF)

c)
  • Global Assessment Certificate (GAC)

d)
  • None of these.

17.

Which of the following best describes the role of DepEd in the implementation of the MATATAG Curriculum?

a)
  • DepEd serves as the sole authority in educational content creation.

b)
  • DepEd collaborates with local governments and private sectors for curriculum development.

c)
  • DepEd focuses only on higher education curriculum design.

d)
  • DepEd delegates all curriculum development to international bodies.

18.

Which is a unique feature of the MATATAG Curriculum compared to previous curricula in the Philippines?

a)
  • Complete elimination of standardized testing.

b)
  • Increased emphasis on lifelong learning skills.

c)
  • Reduced focus on STEM subjects.

d)
  • Exclusive focus on traditional subjects like Math and Science.

19.

What is the impact of Comparative Education on educational policy-making?

a)
  • It provides a basis for copying educational systems from other countries.

b)
  • It allows policymakers to adopt best practices and avoid failures from other systems.

c)
  • It emphasizes the importance of local context over international practices.

d)
  • It discourages innovation in educational practices.

20.

In Comparative Education, which of the following is an example of a “horizontal” comparison?

a)
  • Comparing the education systems of two different countries.

b)
  • Comparing different regions within a single country.

c)
  • Comparing education policies from different decades.

d)
  • Comparing education systems at different levels (e.g., primary vs. tertiary).

21.

Which of the following is a goal of the K-12 curriculum related to 21st-century skills?

a)
  • Focus exclusively on traditional academic subjects.

b)
  • Prepare students with skills like critical thinking, creativity, and collaboration.

c)
  • Limit the use of technology in classrooms.

d)
  • Emphasize rote memorization over applied learning.

22.

How does the MATATAG Curriculum address the need for digital literacy?

a)
  • By removing technology-related subjects.

b)
  • By integrating digital skills across all learning areas.

c)
  • By focusing only on basic computer skills.

d)
  • By prioritizing traditional teaching methods over digital tools.

23.

Which of the following educational philosophies is most aligned with the MATATAG Curriculum?

a)
  • Essentialism

b)
  • Progressivism

c)
  • Perennialism

d)
  • Reconstructionism

24.

Which international organization is often involved in Comparative Education research?

a)
  • World Bank

b)
  • United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)

c)
  • International Monetary Fund (IMF)

d)
  • World Health Organization (WHO)

25.

The K-12 curriculum in the Philippines emphasizes the development of which of the following competencies?

a)
  • Foundational literacy and numeracy skills

b)
  • Financial literacy for all students

c)
  • Global citizenship and environmental awareness

d)
  • All of these.

26.

Which of the following is NOT a component of the MATATAG Curriculum?

a)
  • Character education integrated into all subjects

b)
  • Emphasis on standardized testing as the main form of assessment

c)
  • Focus on practical and applied learning

d)
  • Strengthening of mother tongue-based multilingual education

27.

What role do “contextualized learning experiences” play in the MATATAG Curriculum?

a)
  • They focus exclusively on theoretical knowledge.

b)
  • They allow students to apply what they learn to real-life situations.

c)
  • They limit the scope of learning to classroom activities.

d)
  • They prioritize memorization over understanding.

28.

What is the significance of mother tongue-based multilingual education in the K-12 curriculum?

a)
  • It ensures that students are proficient in English.

b)
  • It strengthens students' understanding and appreciation of their cultural heritage.

c)
  • It eliminates the need for learning foreign languages.

d)
  • It focuses solely on learning local dialects.

29.

Comparative Education often examines the impact of which of the following on educational systems?

a)
  • Political ideologies

b)
  • Economic conditions

c)
  • Social structures

d)
  • All of these.

30.

In the context of the MATATAG Curriculum, what does “integrative teaching” refer to?

a)
  • Teaching subjects in isolation from one another.

b)
  • B) Combining related subjects to provide a holistic learning experience.

c)
  • Eliminating electives from the curriculum.

d)
  • Using only traditional teaching methods.

31.

Which of the following best describes the purpose of the "Technical-Vocational-Livelihood (TVL)" track in Senior High School?

a)
  • To prepare students exclusively for higher education.

b)
  • To provide students with practical skills for immediate employment.

c)
  • To focus on research and development in technical fields.

d)
  • To prepare students for careers in medicine and law.

32.

Which of the following is a challenge in implementing the K-12 curriculum in the Philippines?

a)
  • Limited resources and facilities in public schools

b)
  • High dropout rates due to increased years of schooling

c)
  • Resistance from some educators and parents

d)
  • All of these.

33.

In Comparative Education, which term refers to the study of educational practices within a specific cultural or national context?

a)
  • Ethnography

b)
  • Anthropology

c)
  • Case Study

d)
  • Education Systems Analysis

34.

Which of the following is an advantage of the K-12 curriculum’s additional two years of Senior High School?

a)
  • Reduces unemployment by delaying entry into the workforce.

b)
  • Provides students with more time to specialize and prepare for their future careers.

c)
  • Eliminates the need for further education after high school.

d)
  • Shortens the overall duration of basic education.

35.

The MATATAG Curriculum emphasizes the development of which of the following skills to meet future challenges?

a)
  • Memorization and recall

b)
  • Critical thinking and problem-solving

c)
  • Passive listening and note-taking

d)
  • Isolated skill development without context