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WorksheetsED 319 - The Teacher and the School Curriculum
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 16mins
A curriculum plan highlights the nation’s vision, mission, and philosophy but is not yet implemented in schools. What type of curriculum is this?
(a)
A Grade 9 MAPEH teacher asks students to choreograph a dance that reflects their culture. Which curriculum element is emphasized?
(a)
A principal notices that topics about controversial political issues are intentionally excluded from textbooks. This best illustrates what type of curriculum?
(a)
Is hidden curriculum the same as implicit curriculum?
(a)
Which conception of curriculum is most evident when the teacher guides students in questioning social injustices and seeking solutions?
(a)
Psychological Foundation : Learning Experiences
Philosophical Foundation : (a)
Curriculum evaluation primarily ensures that:
Teaching materials are updated
Student learning outcomes are measured against objectives
Teachers’ performance is monitored
The school complies with government policies
When a teacher adapts the K–12 curriculum guide to fit the local context of the learners, this shows:
(a)
Written curriculum, official curriculum and explicit curriculum are all the same.
(a)
From a philosophical foundation, existentialism in curriculum stresses:
Knowledge acquisition from authoritative sources
Development of logical and rational thought
Learner’s freedom and personal choice in learning
Social adaptation and adjustment
Curriculum content refers to:
The knowledge, skills, and values to be learned
The learning activities students engage in
The goals and purposes of education
The tools used to measure student achievement
If a teacher heavily relies on exams, projects, and performance tasks to determine learning, this refers to:
(a)
A technological conception of curriculum is most evident in:
Advocating for social reform and justice
Emphasizing moral and spiritual values
Encouraging self-expression and creativity
Using programmed instruction and standardized testing
Sociology as a foundation of curriculum emphasizes:
How individual cognitive processes affect learning?
How social needs and cultural context shape education?
How philosophy directs curriculum principles?
How technology influences teaching?
A curriculum guide specifies learning competencies and performance standards to be achieved by Grade 10 students. This is classified as:
(a)
The eclectic conception of curriculum is best described as:
Integrating the best features of different curriculum conceptions
Combining traditional knowledge with moral values
Promoting student-centered freedom of choice
Emphasizing technical efficiency in instruction
When students demonstrate what they have actually mastered regardless of what was intended or taught, it refers to:
(a)
A principal notices that students learn obedience and discipline from flag ceremonies even if these are not written in the curriculum. This difference highlights:
Taught vs Assessed curriculum
Null vs Recommended curriculum
Written vs Hidden curriculum
Hidden vs Learned curriculum
The Philippine government mandates that all schools must include the Rizal Law courses in their programs. This mandate is an example of which type of curriculum?
Entitlement Curriculum
Recommended Curriculum
Null Curriculum
Taught Curriculum
A curriculum that is centered on the learner's feelings, aspirations, and self-actualization promotes which conception?
(a)
