WorksheetsFoundations of the Curriculum Quiz 2
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 30mins
Which philosophical foundation emphasizes a structured, subject-based curriculum?
Essentialism
Progressivism
Reconstructionism
Existentialism
The development of John Dewey in progressivism emphasizes:
Rote memorization and passive learning
Hands-on, experiential learning
Fixed knowledge and traditional values
Strict subject specialization
Which psychological theory supports skill-based instruction and reinforcement?
Constructivism
Cognitivism
Behaviorism
Humanism
The Theory of Multiple Intelligences (Gardner) suggests that:
There are different ways of learning and types of intelligence among students
Only linguistic and logical intelligence are important for learning
Traditional IQ tests are the best way to assess a student's abilities
All students should learn in the same way
Which historical period changed education towards vocational and technical skills?
Ancient Greece
Industrial Revolution
Medieval Period
Renaissance
The Sputnik Effect (1957) led to a global focus on:
Arts and humanities education
STEM education and scientific development
Vocational education only
Elimination of traditional subjects
According to Functionalism (Durkheim), the role of education is:
To strengthen social norms and prepare students for roles in society
To challenge existing power structures
To focus solely on individual learning
To remove social influence from education
The Conflict Theory (Karl Marx) argues that the curriculum:
Reinforces social inequalities and benefits the elite
Provides equal opportunities for all students
Focuses solely on academic success
Eliminates social hierarchies
What is the primary purpose of legal foundations in the curriculum?
To allow schools to create their own policies without restrictions
To ensure standardization, equality, and quality of education
To prioritize private educational institutions
To limit the freedom of teachers in teaching
The Republic Act 10533 (K-12 Law) implemented:
Free tertiary education for all students
The addition of two years to basic education
The removal of standardized assessments
The removal of vocational courses
Progressivism advocates for a student-centered, problem-solving curriculum.
TRUE
FALSE
Behaviorism believes that learning is a passive process.
TRUE
FALSE
The historical influences do not shape the development of the curriculum.
TRUE
FALSE
The Legal Foundations of the Curriculum include the rules that regulate the content, delivery, and assessment of the curriculum.
TRUE
FALSE
Cognitivism supports the idea that learning is an active process of thinking.
TRUE
FALSE
How does philosophy affect the development of the curriculum?
What is the role of psychological foundations in shaping teaching methods?
How did the Industrial Revolution affect the design of the curriculum?
Why is it important for education to adapt to changes in society and technological advancements?
Provide two main legal documents that regulate the curriculum in the Philippines and describe their impact.
