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ED 215 MODULE 1

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 31mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which domain in the ICT Competency Standards focuses on teachers demonstrating awareness of ICT policies in education?

a)

Curriculum and Assessment

b)

Understanding ICT in Education

c)

Technology Tools

d)

Teacher Disposition

2.

What does ICT Literacy refer to?

a)

Using pencil and paper for knowledge application

b)

Use of digital technology and networks to access and communicate information

c)

Creating electronic hardware

d)

Memorizing printed books

3.

Which of the following is NOT a function of a podcast?

a)

Retrieving information

b)

Disseminating information

c)

Performing hardware diagnostic

d)

Sharing multimedia topics

4.

What is the main purpose of a Webquest?

a)

To conduct face-to-face lectures

b)

To facilitate inquiry-oriented lessons primarily using web resources

c)

To organize social media accounts for students

d)

To store offline videos

5.

ISTE Standard 4 for teachers involves:

a)

Planning and designing learning environments

b)

Technology operations and concepts

c)

Applying technology for assessment and evaluation

d)

Social, ethical and legal issues

6.

Which technology tool category includes discussion forums and live chat?

a)

Data/Calculation tools

b)

Design tools

c)

Email tools

d)

Discussion tools

7.

What does the acronym SCAMPER stand for in creative strategies?

a)

Substitute, Combine, Add, Modify, Put, Eliminate, Reverse

b)

Substitute, Combine, Adapt, Modify, Put to another use, Eliminate, Reverse

c)

Substitute, Create, Adapt, Modify, Put, Explore, Reveal

d)

Save, Calculate, Adapt, Modify, Put, Eliminate, Report

8.

Which domain requires teachers to manage technology-assisted instruction in an inclusive classroom?

a)

Domain 3: Pedagogy

b)

Domain 1: Understanding ICT

c)

Domain 6: Teacher Professional Learning

d)

Domain 5: Organization and Administration

9.

Digital literacy is described by the American Library Association as requiring:

a)

Only technical skills

b)

Only digital communication tools

c)

Both cognitive and technical skills

d)

Memorization of digital codes

10.

What is meant by "Technology as a tutor" in educational technology?

a)

Teachers replace technology tools

b)

Technology delivers programmed lessons supporting student learning

c)

Technology is used solely at home

d)

Technology manages teacher meetings

11.

Which of the following is an example of offline digital tools?

a)

Google Docs

b)

Skype

c)

Pocket

d)

Facebook

12.

Which ISTE Standard emphasizes teachers' roles in professional development using technology?

a)

Standard 1

b)

Standard 3

c)

Standard 5

d)

Standard 6

13.

Which of these is a characteristic of creativity according to Guildford and Torrance?

a)

Memorization and repetition

b)

Flexible and original thinking

c)

Passive reception of data

d)

Speed reading

14.

You are designing a lesson plan. Which ICT domain competency involves you ensuring digital and non-digital materials address diverse student needs?

a)

Curriculum and Assessment

b)

Pedagogy

c)

Organization

d)

Teacher Disposition

15.

As a beginning teacher, you want to comply with the Department of Education Ord 42, s. 2017. What ICT skill should you prioritize?

a)

Using technology only for administrative tasks

b)

Selection, development, and use of varied ICT resources to achieve learning goals

c)

Avoiding technology to focus on face-to-face only

d)

Creating only printed materials for students

16.

A student asks a question outside the lesson plan that you don’t immediately know the answer to. How should you use technology to promote critical thinking?

a)

Avoid the question to stay on schedule

b)

Guide the student to search credible online sources to find answers

c)

Answer vaguely to end discussion

d)

Ask the student to memorize textbook sections instead

17.

You are tasked to increase student collaboration using technology. Which tool category would you primarily use?

a)

Data/Calculation tools

b)

Discussion tools

c)

Design tools

d)

Spreadsheet software

18.

You want to design online assessments that automatically analyze results. Which role of technology are you applying?

a)

Technology as a tutor

b)

Technology as a learning tool

c)

Technology as a teaching tool

d)

Technology as a distraction-free environment

19.

A class has mixed ability learners. How can you use technology to challenge all students appropriately?

a)

Provide one level of digital task for all

b)

Use adaptive learning software that adjusts tasks by readiness level

c)

Spurn ability differences in planning

d)

Assign group tasks without differentiation

20.

When using ICT to promote student creativity, which of the following activities best embodies the "Combine" strategy in SCAMPER?

a)

A) Removing unnecessary parts from a project

b)

Enlarging an object in a design tool

c)

Reversing video clips' order

d)

Blending ideas from different subjects to create a digital story

21.

If a learner cannot access the Internet at home, what kind of digital tool would still allow them to participate in lessons?

a)

Online blog

b)

Offline apps

c)

Google Docs on the cloud

d)

Video conferencing software

22.

You observe students are shy to express opinions in face-to-face class. Which technology-supported communication benefit can address this issue?

a)

Encouraging face-to-face debate only

b)

Limiting communication to teacher lectures

c)

Allowing anonymous or text-based platforms for free expression

d)

Stopping all online interactions

23.

During an online collaborative project, some students do not participate. What teacher action using technology would enhance engagement?

a)

Remove these students from the group

b)

Use tracking tools to monitor contributions and provide feedback

c)

Ignore non-participation

d)

Assign tasks without using technology

24.

You notice a student copying and pasting from unreliable internet sources for a research task. What is an ethical approach using technology to correct this?

a)

Ignore plagiarism for this time only

b)

Teach digital literacy skills on evaluating and citing credible sources

c)

Exclude internet sources altogether

d)

Penalize without feedback

25.

To foster lifelong learning with technology, a teacher should:

a)

Avoid new technologies to remain consistent

b)

Rely solely on printed materials

c)

Explore emerging technologies to enhance pedagogical knowledge

d)

Teach only what was learned in college

26.

What's the specific year does CHED provided the ICT Competency Standards?

a)

2020

b)

2018

c)

2019

d)

2017

27.

ICT Competency Standards consists of how many domains?

a)

7

b)

6

c)

8

d)

5

28.

All competencies are included in Pedagogy domain, except?

a)

Apply relevant technology tools for classroom activities

b)

Use ICT knowledge to solve complex problems and support student collaborative activities

c)

Model collaborative knowledge instruction in face to face and virtual environments

d)

Evaluate digital and non-digital learning resources in response to student’s diverse needs

29.

All competencies are included in Organization and Administration domain, except?

a)

Manage technology-assisted instruction in an inclusive classroom environment

b)

Use technology tools to create new learning opportunities to support community learners

c)

Exhibit leadership in shared decision-making using technology tools

d)

Explore existing and emerging technology to acquire additional content and pedagogical knowledge

30.

All teachers in the 21st century should be _______________.

a)

digital citizens

b)

digital natives

c)

digital immigrant

d)

digital police

31.

Demonstrating competence in the technical operations of technology tools is included in the domain of Curriculum and Assessment.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

32.

Teachers should exhibit leadership in shared decision-making using technology tools as part of their organizational and administrative responsibilities.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

33.

ISTE Standard 2 requires teachers not only to plan and design learning environments using technology but also to continuously adapt these environments based on emerging technologies and student feedback.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

34.

ISTE Standard 1 requires teachers to demonstrate mastery not only of current technology operations and concepts but also the ability to anticipate and adapt to future technological advancements in education.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

35.

Digital Learning is the ability to find, evaluate, utilize, share and create contents using information technologies and the Internet.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

36.

Even when technology functions effectively as a tutor, the teacher’s role is indispensable for contextualizing learning programs to fit diverse student backgrounds and unpredictable classroom dynamics.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

37.

Technology as a teaching tool is only effective when teachers actively create or modify technological resources to align with specific pedagogical goals rather than passively using existing tools.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

38.

Relying solely on technology as a learning tool ensures consistent student comprehension and motivation across diverse learning contexts without the need for continuous teacher intervention.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

39.

The strategy "Combine" always requires merging elements from completely unrelated domains to maximize creativity.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

40.

An educational app development company eliminates all on-screen text instructions, relying solely on iconography and animations to guide users.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

41.

Which domain situates technology not as a tool alone, but as a means to construct knowledge collaboratively and solve complex classroom problems?

(a)  

42.

Which domain challenges teachers to embody a positive, ethical, and responsible stance toward the integration of technology in education?

(a)  

43.

What concept defines the competent, ethical, and responsible participation of individuals in digital environments and online communities?

(a)  

44.

It is not limited to gadgets but includes processes, tools, and networks that allow access, management, and communication of information in a knowledge society—what is this?

(a)  

45.

Beyond just using the Internet, this concept demands cognitive and technical skills to evaluate, create, and responsibly share content online—what do we call it?

(a)  

46.

This refers to learning that goes beyond the traditional classroom, where technology integration—whether online, offline, blended, or virtual—becomes central to instructional practice. What is this called?

(a)  

47.

This role of technology can act independently or side-by-side with a teacher, delivering pre-programmed lessons through radio, TV, or online tutorials. What role is this?

(a)  

48.

When learners themselves use technology to acquire knowledge and skills, making learning easier, more engaging, and lifelong, what role does technology serve?

(a)  

49.

Like a handyman in the classroom, this role does not replace the teacher but lightens the work by facilitating instruction with digital and non-digital aids. What role is this?

(a)  

50.

This strategy framework serves as a guide for enhancing creativity and innovation in problem-solving. What is it called?

(a)