WorksheetsEducation Levels and Curricula
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
Which education level includes Kindergarten, Grade 1 to Grade 6, Grade 7 to Grade 10, and Grade 11 to Grade 12?
Technical Vocational Education
Basic Education
Higher Education
Graduate Education
Which agency takes care of post-secondary technical and vocational education?
DepEd
CHED
TESDA
UNESCO
Under the regulation of CHED, which level includes Baccalaureate or Bachelor’s degrees and Graduate degrees?
Basic Education
Technical Vocational Education
Secondary Education
Higher Education
Which curriculum is proposed by professional organizations or international bodies like UNESCO?
Written Curriculum
Recommended Curriculum
Supported Curriculum
Hidden Curriculum
The K-12 for Philippine Basic Education is an example of which type of curriculum?
Recommended Curriculum
Taught Curriculum
Written Curriculum
Assessed Curriculum
Which curriculum is described as the teacher and the learners putting 'life into the written curriculum'?
Taught Curriculum
Supported Curriculum
Learned Curriculum
Hidden Curriculum
'Print materials like books, charts, and posters' and 'facilities where learning occurs' are part of the:
Assessed Curriculum
Supported Curriculum
Written Curriculum
Hidden Curriculum
Which of the following is an example of a 'non-print material'?
Worksheets
Realias
Movies
Posters
What is the process of finding out 'if the teacher has succeeded or not in facilitating learning'?
Taught Curriculum
Supported Curriculum
Assessed Curriculum
Hidden Curriculum
If the process is to find out 'how much has been learned or mastered,' it is called:
Assessment for learning
Assessment as learning
Assessment of learning
Assessment in learning
How is a 'Learned Curriculum' primarily indicated?
By the number of books read
If a student changed behavior
By the teacher's lesson plan
By the use of PowerPoint slides
Which curriculum is 'not deliberately planned but has a great impact on the behavior of the learner'?
Assessed Curriculum
Recommended Curriculum
Hidden/Implicit Curriculum
Written Curriculum
Peer influence, school environment, and societal changes are factors that create the:
Written Curriculum
Taught Curriculum
Hidden Curriculum
Supported Curriculum
What are the three outcomes indicated by tools in assessment?
Reading, writing, and arithmetic
Cognitive, affective, and psychomotor
Listening, speaking, and viewing
Knowledge, skills, and attitudes
In the Assessed Curriculum, if the process is to 'find the progress of learning,' it is:
Assessment of learning
Assessment for learning
Assessment as learning
Assessment by learning
A 'Curricularist' is defined as a professional who is a:
School Administrator
Curriculum Specialist
Government Official
Parent Representative
'Learning begins with knowing.' This describes the teacher as a:
Writer
Knower
Planner
Initiator
Mastery of the subject matter is the hallmark of the teacher as a:
Planner
Innovator
Knower
Evaluator
When a teacher 'takes record of knowledge concepts, subject matter or content' in paper or electronic media, they are a:
Writer
Knower
Initiator
Implementor
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as something a 'Writer' creates?
Modules
Laboratory manuals
Reference materials
Audio visual rooms
A teacher who makes a 'yearly, monthly, or daily plan of the curriculum' is a:
Planner
Innovator
Initiator
Evaluator
When planning a curriculum, the teacher takes into consideration several factors, including the learners and the:
School zoo
Support material
Hidden curriculum
Global trends
A teacher who is obligated to implement a curriculum recommended by agencies like DepEd or CHED is an:
Innovator
Evaluator
Initiator
Writer
'Implementation of a new curriculum requires the open mindedness of a teacher.' This refers to the role of:
Writer
Initiator
Knower
Planner
Which role emphasizes that 'creativity and innovation are hallmarks of an excellent teacher'?
Planner
Innovator
Evaluator
Implementor
Why does a teacher innovate the curriculum?
Because the government mandates it daily
Because they cannot find a single eternal curriculum that would perpetually fit
To reduce the amount of teaching time
To replace the written curriculum entirely
In which role does the teacher 'give life to the curriculum plan'?
Planner
Implementor
Knower
Writer
'It is here where teaching as a science and as an art will be observed.' This refers to:
Planning the curriculum
Writing the curriculum
Implementing the curriculum
Evaluating the curriculum
To determine if 'the desired outcomes have been achieved,' the teacher acts as an:
Innovator
Evaluator
Initiator
Writer
Which question would a Curriculum Evaluator ask?
'What is the subject matter?'
'Is the curriculum working?'
'Can I write a module?'
'Who are the learners?'
