A) discussion B) leisure C) institution D) recreation
A) learning B) recreation C) communication D) exchanging ideas
A) Max Tagmark B) Plato C) Horace Mann D) Klaus Swab
A) Horace Mann B) Klaus Swab C) Max Tagmark D) Plato
A) instrument for community development B) development of person C) technical and social skills of population D) strong sense of identity
A) culture B) technology C) schools D) principles
A) government B) teachers C) principals D) law enforcers
A) principles B) social change C) change D) culture
A) principles B) change C) social change D) culture
A) institution B) school C) rehabilitation D) work shop
A) The school consists of a set of overlapping systems. B) School is an interaction among people both within and outside of organizations. C) Teachers teach a large group of students rather than individually.
A) Group of students stay connected to maintain a sense of community. B) Teachers teach a large group of students rather than individually. C) The school consists of a set of overlapping systems.
A) It follows a curriculum for definite instructions. B) It designates many kinds of aggregations of humans. C) The group is bigger in size. D) A network of relationships in a group and how they interconnect.
A) To impart education in an organized way B) To help students develop a healthy personality C) To transform students into productive citizens D) To fulfill rules and regulations
A) Decentralization B) Source of knowledge and innovations C) Source of cultural sensitivity
A) Agent of social and cultural development B) Source of cultural sensitivity C) Decentralization
A) modern industry B) industrial revolution C) factory system D) technological revolution
A) productive B) technological C) scientific D) machinery
A) technological B) use of integrated circuit C) use of synthetic resources
A) technological B) use of synthetic resources C) factory system
A) First Industrial Revolution B) Third Industrial Revolution C) Second Industrial Revolution D) Fourth Industrial Revolution
A) Social changes impact education for a very brief, relative time. B) Social change affects the approach towards teaching. C) It lessened the teachers’ struggles with the increased curriculum content.
A) Social changes impact education for a very brief, relative time. B) Changes noted in the curriculum increased the time frame needed in educating people. C) It lessened the teachers' struggles with the increased curriculum content.
A) 4IR of 4.0 B) Technological Revolution C) social change in revolutions D) Digital Revolution
A) Digital Revolution B) social change in revolutions C) Technological Revolution D) 4IR of 4.0
A) interconnection B) digital computing C) microprocessors
A) microprocessors B) information transparency C) digital computing
A) Third Industrial Revolution B) Second Industrial Revolution C) First Industrial Revolution D) Fourth Industrial Revolution
A) Political ideology does not influence what is taught by the education system. B) During ancient times, education was dedicated to hunting, pottery making and communication. C) Change only begins from the top down like when a new leader rose to power.
A) Change only begins from the top down like when a new leader rose to power. B) As social changes happen, the education system also changes. C) Political ideology does not influence what is taught by the education system.
A) Social change affects the entire curriculum. B) Social change today demands inclusion of artificial intelligence (AI) regarding access to knowledge. C) Teachers and learners have to modify all their skills and engage with the daily use of modern equipment effectively.
A) Changes take place in the instructional mode of teachers. B) Social change today demands inclusion of artificial intelligence (AI) regarding access to knowledge. C) Social change affects the entire curriculum.
A) True B) False C) Partially Talse D) Partially True
A) Partially Talse B) Partially True C) True D) False
A) Partially False B) False C) Partially True D) True
A) state and legislation B) artificial intelligence C) change in employment D) shifts in economic conditions
A) True B) Partially True C) False D) Partially false
A) investor demands B) increasing uncertainty C) geopolitical pressures D) policy-making
A) Second Industrial Revolution B) First Industrial Revolution C) Third Industrial Revolution D) Fourth Industrial Revolution
A) True B) Partially False C) Partially True D) False
A) change forces B) culture C) cultural lag D) social change
A) building bridges between communities B) improves other schools and cultural organizations it is connected with C) adopts quickly to social change
A) improves other schools and cultural organizations it is connected with B) serves as an instrument for community development C) adopts quickly to social change
A) improves other schools and cultural organizations it is connected with B) building bridges between communities C) adopts quickly to social change
A) adopts quickly to social change B) serves as an instrument for community development C) improves other schools and cultural organizations it is connected with
A) admitting its failures B) willingness to adopt to social changes C) making technology, curriculum and policies less visible than students D) valuing its teachers, administrators and parents as agents of student success
A) Partially True B) True C) Partially False D) False
A) True B) Partially False C) False D) Partially True
A) commitment to knowledge creation and sharing B) being guided by moral purpose C) getting to know the students
A) commitment to knowledge creation and sharing B) being guided by moral purpose C) practicing cultural sensitivity |