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Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
Which best describes curriculum planning?
Mapping daily routines in the classroom
Designing long-term learning goals and directions
Listing competencies for one lesson
Writing the teacher’s professional goals
The K to 12 curriculum follows a spiral progression. This means
Students repeat the same topic yearly
All topics are taught only in Senior High
Simple to complex progression of concepts
Teachers may reorder competencies freely
Which curriculum theory views learning as constructed through experiences?
Behaviorist
Humanist
Constructivist
Essentialist
In designing curriculum, the teacher starts with desired learning outcomes before selecting activities. This refers to
Process-based design
Emergent planning
Linear approach
Backward design
A curriculum that empowers learners to solve community issues supports which principle?
Academic rationalism
Social reconstruction
Learner-centered design
Subject-centered design
Curriculum evaluation mainly aims to
Rank students
Assess school facilities
Replace teachers
Check the effectiveness of curriculum implementation
A teacher aligns instruction with MELCs. This reflects
Content mapping
Curriculum exclusion
Curriculum narrowing
Curriculum rejection
A well-aligned learning outcome must be
Broad and unclear
Observable and measurable
Hidden in the lesson plan
Based on teacher preference
Teaching strategies that connect concepts between Science and Math belong to
Multidisciplinary
Interdisciplinary
Transdisciplinary
Modular
The most appropriate ICT tool for teaching map reading to Grade 4 is
Word processor
GPS interactive app
Textbook only
Fast-paced simulation
When curriculum planners integrate indigenous knowledge, the curriculum becomes
Rigid
Standardized
Contextualized
Globalized
“Vertical articulation” in the curriculum ensures that
All grade levels teach the same content
Competencies build logically across grade levels
Subjects are merged into one
Students advance regardless of mastery
Formative curriculum evaluation focuses on
Improving curriculum while being implemented
Reviewing curriculum after 10 years
Comparing schools
Determining which subjects to delete
A teacher integrates budgeting activities in Math lessons. What new literacy is this?
Social literacy
Financial literacy
Eco-literacy
Cyber literacy
Learners analyze a viral TikTok video to identify bias. This activity develops
Creativity literacy
Eco-literacy
Media literacy
Physical literacy
A multicultural classroom uses storytelling from various tribes. This promotes
Globalization literacy
Multicultural literacy
Financial literacy
Cyber literacy
A lesson where students use Canva or Google Workspace to create brochures enhances
Cyber literacy
Arts literacy
Eco literacy
Digital literacy
A developmentally sequenced lesson plan begins with
Least complex skills
Most complex tasks
Random arrangement
Teacher preference
A Grade 3 Science teacher integrates recycling and waste segregation. This promotes
Eco literacy
Cyber literacy
Media literacy
Social literacy
A teacher incorporates QR-coded challenges in stations-based activities. This best supports
Digital literacy
Financial literacy
Globalization literacy
Physical literacy
Creating a class vlog to document cultural practices supports which literacy?
Health literacy
Eco literacy
Financial literacy
Arts-and-creativity literacy
To meet spiral progression, the teacher should ensure that the lesson plan
Discusses all competencies in one day
Follows the teacher’s preferred sequence
Teaches Grade 10 competencies in Grade 7
Builds on knowledge taught in previous grade levels
Which best shows the use of inclusive technology for IP learners?
English-only multimedia presentations
Audio resources in the local language
Fast-paced online modules
Text-heavy PowerPoints
A teacher uses simulations and virtual labs in Science. This strategy enhances
Remediation
Passive learning
Rote memorization
Inquiry through technology
Which is a non-conventional resource?
Textbook
Blackboard
Podcast
Chalk
A teacher integrates Google Classroom rubrics. This supports
Manual checking
Technology-assisted assessment
Subjective grading
Random evaluation
A teacher designs a lesson using both printed materials and digital games. This approach is
Multisensory resource integration
Conventional-only instruction
Technology-exclusive teaching
Remedial-only practice
Using tablets to present 3D animal models best supports
Visual learning
Financial literacy
School management
Seatwork completion
Teachers who apply UDL principles in EdTech ensure that
Only one mode of representation is used
Learners access content in multiple ways
Digital tools are optional
Students choose any topic they want
In choosing instructional media, the MOST important consideration is
Cost
Latest trend
Learners’ needs and context
Teacher preference
A teacher records short instructional videos for offline use. This is helpful for
Schools with intermittent internet
Schools with strong Wi-Fi only
Higher-education only
Private schools only
A teacher encourages students to evaluate local news for credibility. This enhances
Media literacy
Creativity literacy
Financial literacy
Eco literacy
A digital storybook showing local folklore integrates
Eco and global literacy
Financial and media literacy
Cyber and multicultural literacy
Health and digital literacy
Inquiry-based learning is best used when the goal is to develop
Memorization
Creative problem-solving
Speed in answering tests
Discipline
Students designing solutions to coastal erosion through engineering models develop
Eco literacy + creativity literacy
Media literacy + financial literacy
Digital literacy only
Social literacy only
Using virtual field trips for cultural immersion aligns with
Multicultural and digital literacy
Musical and kinesthetic literacy
Financial literacy only
Eco literacy only
A teacher ensures that activities progress from guided practice to independent performance. This is
Reinforcement
Gradual release of responsibility
Cooperative learning
Behaviorism
A lesson plan that integrates Barter Trade stories from IP communities represents
Contextualization
Globalization
Commercialization
Standardization
Students compare online price lists and analyze spending patterns. This develops
Eco literacy
Financial literacy
Globalization literacy
Media literacy
A teacher who creates digital flashcards, podcasts, and printed modules demonstrates
Limited strategies
Multimodal resource development
Abuse of technology
Misaligned curriculum planning
