Teaching Profession Flashcards
(201 cards)
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What philosophical principles underpin the teaching-learning process?
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Philosophical principles (e.g., idealism, pragmatism, realism).
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Which sociological concept emphasizes the role of society in shaping education?
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Societal influence or social context.
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Applying the theory that learning is a social process involving interaction and collaboration.
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Constructivism.
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The foundation theory that advocates for the inclusion of students with special needs.
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Special and inclusive education theories.
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The ethical obligation of teachers to uphold professionalism and integrity.
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Code of Ethics for Professional Teachers.
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A teaching approach that involves guiding students to construct their own understanding.
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Constructivist teaching.
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The role of a teacher as a facilitator of learning.
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Teacher as a facilitator.
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The concept that emphasizes the importance of cultural responsiveness in teaching.
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Culturally responsive teaching.
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A 21st-century role of teachers focusing on integrating technology in the classroom.
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Educational resources manager.
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The process of helping students develop moral and ethical values.
Values formation.
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Values formation.
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A key principle in applying sociological theories to teaching that emphasizes socialization.
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Socialization process.
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The law that mandates equal access to education regardless of race, gender, or disability.
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Republic Act No. 7277 (Magna Carta for Disabled Persons).
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The concept of “student-centered learning” is based on which philosophical approach?
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Humanism.
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A teacher’s role in transforming school culture.
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School culture catalyst.
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The process of assessing learning and teaching effectiveness.
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Evaluation or assessment.
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The philosophy that emphasizes the importance of experience in learning.
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Pragmatism.
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The sociological principle that encourages inclusive education practices.
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Equity and social justice.
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The law that promotes free and compulsory elementary education in the Philippines.
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RA 10533 (Enhanced Basic Education Act).
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The concept that teachers are lifelong learners.
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Professional development.
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A teaching strategy involving real-world problem solving.
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Project-based learning.
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The primary aim of inclusive education.
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To provide equitable learning opportunities for all students.
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The process of aligning teaching methods with students’ diverse needs.
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Differentiated instruction.
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A process that helps teachers reflect on their practices for improvement.
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Self-assessment or reflective practice.
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The law that ensures the rights of teachers to professional growth and protection.
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The Civil Service Law or related policies.
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An approach that emphasizes the importance of moral values in education.
Values education.
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A process that involves setting learning objectives and assessing if they are met.
Learning assessment.
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The theory that emphasizes the active role of learners in constructing knowledge.
Constructivism.
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The role of a teacher as a curriculum planner.
Curriculum developer.
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The concept that promotes respect for cultural diversity in the classroom.
Multicultural education.
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A law that protects the rights of teachers and students in the Philippines.
The Civil Service Law or RA 6713 (Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards for Public Officials and Employees).
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The process of adapting instruction to meet individual student needs.
Differentiated instruction.
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The concept that emphasizes the importance of a safe and supportive classroom environment.
Classroom management.
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The philosophical approach that advocates for the development of the whole person.
Humanism.
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The term for a teacher's role in guiding moral and character development.
Values educator.
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The law that mandates the use of Filipino and English as mediums of instruction.
Bilingual Education Policy.
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The process of teachers collaborating to improve instruction and student outcomes.
Professional learning community.
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The concept that emphasizes the importance of ethics and professionalism in teaching.
Professional ethics.
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A process where teachers evaluate their own teaching to improve effectiveness.
Self-evaluation.
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The law that mandates free tuition fees in state universities and colleges.
RA 10931 (Universal Access to Quality Tertiary Education Act).
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The process of developing a professional portfolio.
Portfolio development.
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The role of a teacher in promoting environmental awareness.
Environmental education advocate.
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The philosophy that advocates for education as a tool for social justice.
Social justice education.
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The law that emphasizes the rights of persons with disabilities.
RA 7277 (Magna Carta for Disabled Persons).
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The philosophy that advocates for social reform through education.
Progressivism.
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A strategy that involves group collaboration to achieve learning goals.
Cooperative learning.
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The concept that highlights the importance of cultural diversity and inclusiveness.
Multicultural education.
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The law that mandates the Philippine Professional Standards for Teachers (PPST).
RA 9293 (Philippine Teachers Professionalization Act).
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The process of planning instruction to meet the needs of diverse learners.
Inclusive lesson planning.
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The role of a teacher as a school culture developer.
School culture catalyst.
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The concept that emphasizes the importance of ethical behavior for teachers.
Professional integrity.
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The law that promotes gender equality in education.
RA 10930 (Universal Access to Quality Tertiary Education Act).
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The process of creating a positive classroom climate.
Classroom management.
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The philosophy that focuses on the development of critical thinking and questioning.
Critical rationalism.
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The role of a teacher as a curriculum implementer.
Curriculum implementer.
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The concept that emphasizes the importance of moral character in education.
Character education.
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The law that promotes the use of mother tongue-based multilingual education.
RA 10533 (Enhanced Basic Education Act).
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The process of developing a professional portfolio.
Portfolio development.
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The role of a teacher in promoting environmental awareness.
Environmental education advocate.
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The philosophy that advocates for education as a tool for social justice.
Social justice education.
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The law that mandates the observance of ethical standards among teachers.
RA 6713 (Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards for Public Officials and Employees).
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The process of using assessment tools to measure student learning.
Assessment.
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The role of a teacher as a lifelong learner.
Lifelong learning advocate.
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The law that requires the integration of values education in the curriculum.
Values education policy.
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The approach that emphasizes experiential and hands-on learning.
Experiential learning.
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The philosophy that promotes individualism and personal growth.
Existentialism.
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The term for a teacher who continuously updates professional knowledge.
Professional development.
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The law that promotes the rights of indigenous peoples in education.
RA 8371 (Indigenous Peoples’ Rights Act).
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The process of designing lesson plans aligned with learning standards.
Lesson planning.
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The role of a teacher in fostering student creativity.
Creativity facilitator.
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The concept that emphasizes the importance of moral values in classroom discipline.
Values-centered discipline.
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The law promoting the use of Filipino as the national language.
RA 7104 (Language Policy).
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The process of integrating technology into teaching.
Technology integration.
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The role of a teacher in fostering collaboration among students.
Collaborative learning facilitator.
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The philosophy that promotes the development of critical consciousness.
Critical pedagogy.
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The law that supports the welfare of teachers.
RA 4670 (Magna Carta for Public School Teachers).
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The process of providing feedback to students on their performance.
Feedback or formative assessment.
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The role of a teacher in advocating for student rights.
Student rights advocate.
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The concept of "lifelong learning" emphasizes what?
Continuous personal and professional growth.
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The law that promotes gender and development in education.
RA 9710 (Magna Carta of Women).
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The process of creating inclusive assessments for diverse learners.
Universal design for learning.
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The philosophy that emphasizes social justice and equity.
Liberation pedagogy.
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The law that mandates the standardization of teacher licensure examinations.
A 7836 (Philippine Licensure Examination for Teachers).
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The role of a teacher as a community leader.
Community development advocate.
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The concept that encourages respect for individual differences.
Diversity and inclusion.
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The law that promotes the welfare of teachers and students.
RA 4670 (Magna Carta for Teachers).
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The process of setting professional goals for teaching practice.
Goal setting or planning.
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The role of a teacher in promoting sustainable development.
Sustainable education advocate.
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The philosophy that emphasizes the importance of social change through education.
Transformative education.
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The law that mandates the implementation of the K to 12 curriculum.
RA 10533 (Enhanced Basic Education Act).
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The process of integrating values in daily teaching.
Values integration.
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The role of a teacher as an ethical role model.
Ethical standards enforcement.
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The concept of "inclusive education" aims to ensure what?
Equitable access and participation for all students.
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The law that emphasizes the rights of teachers to professional development.
RA 9293 (Philippine Teachers Professionalization Act).
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Which philosophy emphasizes learning through experience and encourages problem-solving and critical thinking in real-life situations?
Progressivism
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This philosophy believes that education should develop rational thinking and that truth is based on reason and logic.
Idealism
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Law that ensures the rights of learners with disabilities to be educated in the least restrictive environment.
Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)
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The educational philosophy that stresses individuality, freedom, and personal choice.
Existentialism
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The process of addressing and responding to the diverse needs of all learners by increasing participation in learning and reducing exclusion.
Inclusive Education
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He is known for the theory of social development and the Zone of Proximal Development (ZPD).
Lev Vygotsky
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As a professional, the teacher must avoid the act of soliciting or accepting directly or indirectly any gift, favor, or service that may influence his/her decision. What principle is this from the Code of Ethics?
Integrity
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Which role of the teacher involves guiding students in constructing their own understanding and learning actively?
Facilitator of Learning
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A teacher who leads educational reforms, inspires others, and promotes innovation in the school.
Transformational Leader
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As a school culture catalyst, what is the teacher expected to promote?
Positive learning environment and shared values
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A classroom activity that promotes constructivism.
Group research project
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A sociological perspective that views education as a means to maintain social order and stability.
Functionalism
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This code requires teachers to manifest genuine enthusiasm and pride in the nobility of the teaching profession.
Code of Ethics for Professional Teachers (Article IV, Section 1)
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A process where the teacher uses community and school resources effectively for student learning.
Educational Resource Management
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What learning theory promotes reinforcement and observable behavior?
Behaviorism
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Republic Act that institutionalizes inclusive education in the Philippines.
RA 11650
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When a teacher designs lessons that cater to visual, auditory, and kinesthetic learners, what principle is being applied?
Multiple Intelligences
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The use of ICT tools and blended learning modalities exemplifies the role of the teacher as a...
Technology Integrator
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The term for high moral and ethical standards expected of every professional teacher.
Professionalism
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Which teaching-learning approach is aligned with Pragmatism?
Experiential Learning
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A teacher encourages students to reflect on their learning and connects new knowledge with prior experiences. This reflects what philosophy?
Constructivism
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He introduced the Hierarchy of Needs, which emphasizes that basic needs must be met before learning occurs.
Abraham Maslow
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This law mandates that persons with disabilities must be given access to quality education.
Republic Act No. 7277 (Magna Carta for Disabled Persons)
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A teacher identifies barriers to learning and modifies instruction to meet students' needs. This practice demonstrates...
Differentiated Instruction
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According to the Code of Ethics, a teacher shall maintain at all times a dignified personality which could serve as a model worthy of emulation by learners. This describes the value of...
Role Modeling
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A sociological view where education is seen as a tool used by the dominant group to maintain power and suppress others.
Conflict Theory
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A teacher leads the development of a shared school vision and motivates others to reach common goals. This teacher is a...
Transformational Leader
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When a teacher actively engages in seminars, professional organizations, and advanced studies, this reflects commitment to...
Continuous Professional Development (CPD)
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Which part of the Code of Ethics prohibits teachers from using their position for personal gain?
Article VIII – The Teacher and Learners (Section 6)
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A teacher using real-world problems to develop critical thinking and collaboration skills is applying which 21st-century teaching approach?
Problem-Based Learning
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Vygotsky emphasized the importance of social interaction in cognitive development. This theory is called.
Sociocultural Theory
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This educational approach involves all students learning together in the same classroom regardless of ability.
Inclusive Education
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A teacher uses rubrics, self-assessment, and performance tasks. This reflects what type of assessment?
Authentic Assessment
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The teacher serves as a bridge between students’ prior knowledge and new learning. This is aligned with the principle of...
Scaffolding
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According to the Code of Ethics, what must a teacher do if there is a conflict with a parent or colleague?
Seek peaceful and professional resolution
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A teacher who collaborates with stakeholders, uses community resources, and manages school supplies demonstrates the role of...
Educational Resource Manager
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A teacher promotes peace and understanding through classroom discussions and cooperative learning. What role is shown?
School Culture Catalyst
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What 21st-century skill is being developed when learners are asked to brainstorm and work together on group tasks?
Collaboration
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A teaching method aligned with Constructivism that encourages learners to explore and discover on their own.
Inquiry-Based Learning
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The teacher allows students to explore real-life problems using online platforms. What 21st-century teaching tool is applied?
ICT Integration
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Which theory emphasizes that intelligence is not a single entity, but consists of various types such as linguistic, spatial, and bodily-kinesthetic?
Gardner’s Theory of Multiple Intelligences
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What is the term for the teacher’s responsibility to reflect ethical conduct in and out of the school?
Professionalism
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A teacher uses flashcards, songs, and visual aids to accommodate learners with special needs. What principle is applied?
Differentiation
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A 10533 refers to what important education reform law in the Philippines?
Enhanced Basic Education Act of 2013 (K to 12 Law)
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What principle under the Code of Ethics requires teachers to treat learners with utmost respect and dignity?
Human Rights and Dignity
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A philosophy that emphasizes strict discipline and knowledge acquisition through memorization and structured learning.
Essentialism
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What role does the teacher take when setting a good example in behavior, punctuality, and integrity?
Role Model
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What law institutionalized the CPD program for professionals including teachers?
RA 10912 (Continuing Professional Development Act of 2016)
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A teacher promoting lifelong learning and independence among students is encouraging what type of learning?
Self-Directed Learning
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In sociological theory, what term refers to the passing down of cultural values and norms through education?
Cultural Transmission
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Which educational philosophy believes that education should prepare learners to reform society?
Reconstructionism
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A teacher who promotes student leadership and assigns classroom responsibilities supports what kind of learner development?
Responsibility and Autonomy
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According to the Code of Ethics, a teacher shall not engage in relationships that may affect the impartiality of evaluation. What principle is this?
Fairness
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What is the proper action for a teacher who discovers a student’s learning difficulty?
Provide interventions and refer to specialists if needed
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What type of curriculum emphasizes community needs and learner participation in decision-making?
Learner-Centered Curriculum
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The teacher encourages students to pursue answers through guided discovery. What method is being used?
Guided Inquiry
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The educational approach that ensures accessibility of resources and support for students with special needs.
Special Education
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What quality must a teacher develop to accept feedback and reflect on their teaching practices?
Reflective Practice
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A teacher who updates learning materials, digital tools, and instructional strategies is practicing...
Innovation
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A philosophical belief that reality and truth can be discovered through reason and reflection.
Rationalism
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A teacher designs lessons that consider students’ socio-economic and cultural backgrounds. This is a reflection of what principle?
Inclusivity
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Which principle from the Code of Ethics prohibits teachers from revealing confidential student information?
Confidentiality
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Which function of education develops cognitive, affective, and psychomotor domains?
Instructional Function
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A teacher encourages learners to connect lessons with real-world experiences. What is this called?
Experiential Learning
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Which educational theory emphasizes reward and punishment in shaping behavior?
Behaviorism
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The role of a teacher in linking home, school, and community for a child’s holistic development.
Liaison Officer
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What is the appropriate way for a teacher to handle bullying incidents in the classroom?
Intervene immediately and follow school policies
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As a school culture catalyst, what does a teacher primarily promote?
Respect, unity, and positive values
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A student with a disability receives instruction in a regular classroom with necessary support services. What model is this?
Mainstreaming
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What principle underlines the teacher’s responsibility to maintain accuracy in recording grades?
Accountability
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A teacher integrates local traditions and practices into the lesson. This promotes what educational concept?
Cultural Relevance
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The main purpose of the Code of Ethics for Professional Teachers is to...
Guide teachers in the conduct of their personal and professional lives
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What type of teacher evaluation method involves being observed and receiving feedback?
Classroom Observation
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Which learning theory emphasizes learning as an internal mental process?
Cognitivism
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A teacher actively listens and empathizes with learners’ concerns. What teacher quality is shown?
Emotional Intelligence
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Which principle of inclusive education promotes equal participation regardless of gender, ability, or culture?
Equity
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What do we call a teacher’s ability to influence others and initiate change?
Leadership
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What Code of Ethics provision prohibits teachers from collecting unauthorized fees?
Article VIII, Section 5
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A school leader who inspires others and motivates them toward a shared vision is a...
Transformational Leader
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A philosophical perspective that emphasizes learning as a personal search for meaning.
Existentialism
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A teacher who identifies and supports the needs of gifted students is applying what principle?
Individual Differences
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Which approach in teaching emphasizes social interaction and collaboration?
Cooperative Learning
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The use of rubrics, portfolios, and self-assessment promotes what kind of learning?
Reflective Learning
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A teacher uses flexible groupings, tiered tasks, and varied instructional strategies. This practice is called...
Differentiated Instruction
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What is the responsibility of a teacher who suspects a student is being abused at home?
Report to proper authorities following Child Protection Policy
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A principle that emphasizes that learning should be connected to the learner’s life experiences and culture.
Contextualization
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According to the Code of Ethics, what should a teacher avoid when tutoring learners outside the classroom?
Charging excessive fees or exploiting students
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What professional development activity involves attending seminars, workshops, and graduate studies?
Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
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A teacher encourages every student to express their opinions regardless of ability. What inclusive value is practiced?
Respect for Diversity
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The law that ensures free and quality education for children with disabilities.
RA 7277 – Magna Carta for Persons with Disability
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What kind of leadership focuses on creating a shared vision and empowering others to achieve it?
Transformational Leadership
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The approach where a teacher uses available local materials and resources for instruction.
Localization
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A theory that believes learning is a result of associations made between stimuli and responses.
Classical Conditioning (Pavlov)
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What type of ethical misconduct occurs when a teacher has romantic relations with a student?
Unprofessional Conduct
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A teacher supports struggling readers by modifying tasks and allowing extra time. What concept is this?
Accommodation
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A key role of the teacher in helping learners become globally competitive citizens.
Facilitator of Learning
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A strategy that provides all learners with equal opportunities to succeed by varying content, process, or product.
Differentiation
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When a teacher evaluates students' performance through portfolios, reflections, and real-life tasks.
Authentic Assessment
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A teacher organizes a school-wide clean-up drive and leads by example. What is shown here?
School Culture Catalyst
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A teacher incorporates AR/VR and gamified apps in class. What teaching trend is applied?
EdTech Integration
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What is the focus of Article III of the Code of Ethics for Professional Teachers?
The Teacher and the Community
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A teacher adapts instructional content based on multiple intelligences and learning styles. What framework is followed?
Universal Design for Learning (UDL)
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A teacher demonstrates integrity, honesty, and fairness. What is this ethical trait called?
Moral Character
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What RA professionalizes teaching and created the PRC Licensure Examination for Teachers?
RA 7836 – Philippine Teachers Professionalization Act of 1994
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Which teaching principle encourages collaboration between families and the school?
Partnership with Stakeholders
