EDPAP REVIEWER
  • 1. What does the Code of Ethics for Professional Teachers outline?
A) Local school-based management
B) Ethical standards and professional conduct
C) Philippine Professional Standards for Teachers (PPST)
D) Ethical standards and professional conduct
  • 2. What document provides a framework for teacher development and performance evaluation?
A) Local school-based management
B) Philippine Professional Standards for Teachers (PPST)
C) Philippine Professional Standards for Teachers (PPST)
D) Additive multilingualism
  • 3. What aspects of management does Republic Act No. 9155 strengthen?
A) Local school-based management
B) Community Involvement
C) Local school-based management
D) Additive multilingualism
  • 4. The goal of MTB-MLE in fostering a multilingual society is best described as?
A) Additive multilingualism
B) Additive multilingualism
C) Additive multilingualism
D) Community Involvement
  • 5. Which of these represents a significant financial hurdle for MTB-MLE programs?
A) Republic Act No. 4670
B) Community Involvement
C) Material development
D) Material development
  • 6. The success of MTB-MLE programs most heavily relies on strong?
A) Community Involvement
B) Local language
C) Community Involvement
D) Republic Act No. 4670
  • 7. What Republic Act focuses on the rights, privileges, and responsibilities of public school teachers?
A) Promotion, development, and professionalization
B) Republic Act No. 4670
C) Republic Act No. 4670
D) Local language
  • 8. What must teachers be proficient in to use the mother tongue effectively in instruction?
A) Local language
B) Material development
C) Local language
D) Community Involvement
  • 9. What is the key focus of the Enhanced Basic Education Act of 2013?
A) Promotion, development, and professionalization
B) Local language
C) Strengthen the Philippine basic education system
D) Strengthen the Philippine basic education system
  • 10. The Enhanced Basic Education Act of 2013 includes what:
A) essionalization
B) Curriculum development, teacher training, and funding
C) Local language
D) Curriculum development, teacher training, and funding
  • 11. Republic Act No. 7836 focuses on what?
A) Promotion, development, and professionalization
B) Material development
C) Promotion, development, and professionalization
D) Licensure examination
  • 12. Republic Act No. 7836 requires competence and qualification with what?
A) Licensure examination
B) Local language
C) Licensure examination
D) Local language
  • 13. What Act ensures teachers are equipped to effectively implement the K to 12 Program?
A) Republic Act No. 11713
B) Licensure examination
C) Local language
D) Republic Act No. 11713
  • 14. What is the best way to support learning for students to do well on tests?
A) Learning in one's first language
B) Students who develop a strong foundation in their mother tongue are better equipped to learn additional languages
C) Learning in one's first language
D) Community Involvement
  • 15. Why is mother tongue so important for students?
A) Cognitive development and reasoning skills
B) Students who develop a strong foundation in their mother tongue are better equipped to learn additional languages
C) Community Involvement
D) Students who develop a strong foundation in their mother tongue are better equipped to learn additional languages
  • 16. When can learning in one's first language enhance?
A) Cognitive development and reasoning skills
B) Community Involvement
C) Cognitive development and reasoning skills
D) Licensure examination
  • 17. What kind of support is important to MTB-MLE?
A) Sustained commitment and support from policymakers, educators, and communities
B) Principals
C) Sustained commitment and support from policymakers, educators, and communitie
D) MTB-MLE
  • 18. Republic Act No. 10533 ensures teachers are equipped to effectively implement what?
A) Principals
B) MTB-MLE
C) Cognitive development and reasoning skills
D) MTB-MLE
  • 19. The Governance of Basic Education Act of 2001 empowers which stakeholders?
A) Principals
B) Principals
C) MTB-MLE
D) Cognitive development and reasoning skills
  • 20. Which teaching approach centers on the belief that students actively construct their own knowledge?
A) MTB-MLE
B) Principals
C) Constructivism
D) Constructivism
  • 21. In what approach does the teacher act as a facilitator rather than a sage on the stage?
A) Contextualized
B) Student-Centered
C) Student-Centered
D) Blended
  • 22. Which method involves students working together to achieve a common learning goal?
A) Contextualized
B) Blended
C) Collaborative
D) Collaborative
  • 23. What kind of learning is emphasized when lessons are tailored to reflect the local culture?
A) Contextualized
B) Principals
C) Contextualized
D) Contextualized
  • 24. What is the primary medium of instruction in the early grades in MTB-MLE?
A) Associative learning
B) Mother Tongue
C) Blended
D) Mother Tongue
  • 25. What approach uses simulations and hands-on lab experiments to teach?
A) Student-Centered
B) Experiential
C) Mother Tongue
D) Experiential
  • 26. When a teacher utilizes computers, the internet, and multimedia resources, what kind of learning environment are they creating?
A) Student-Centered
B) Technology-Enhanced
C) Technology-Enhanced
D) Associative learning
  • 27. What approach combines face-to-face instruction with online activities?
A) Blended
B) Blended
C) Student-Centered
D) Mother Tongue
  • 28. When students work on a long-term investigation that integrates skills from different subject areas, what instructional strategy is being utilized?
A) Student-Centered
B) Associative learning
C) Project-Based
D) Project-Based
  • 29. What approach is primarily focused on memorizing facts?
A) Mother Tongue
B) Student-Centered
C) Rote Learning
D) Rote Learning
  • 30. Which teaching philosophy emphasizes the importance of reason and intellect?
A) Essentialism
B) Essentialism
C) Student-Centered
D) Associative learning
  • 31. Which learning theory explains learning through association?
A) Associative learning
B) Associative learning
C) Student-Centered
D) Mother Tongue
  • 32. Which method is most aligned with real-world application of knowledge?
A) Associative learning
B) Experiential learning
C) Experiential learning
D) Material possessions equate to well-being
  • 33. What is the focus of traditional approach?
A) Teacher
B) Material possessions equate to well-being
C) Teacher
D) Material possessions equate to well-being
  • 34. What skill is developed in inquiry-based learning?
A) Critical thinking
B) Critical thinking
C) Creating artificial needs
D) Material possessions equate to well-being
  • 35. What is the primary belief driving consumerism?
A) Material possessions equate to well-being
B) Experiential learning
C) Material possessions equate to well-being
D) Critical thinking
  • 36. Which of the following is a potential negative economic impact of high consumer debt?
A) Critical thinking
B) Financial instability
C) Creating artificial needs
D) Financial instability
  • 37. How does advertising primarily influence consumer culture?
A) Critical thinking
B) Material possessions equate to well-being
C) Creating artificial needs
D) Creating artificial needs
  • 38. What is a key ethical concern related to the production of consumer goods in developing countries?
A) Critical thinking
B) Exploitative labor practices
C) Exploitative labor practices
D) Creating artificial needs
  • 39. Which of the following describes sustainable consumption?
A) Right to be informed
B) Minimizing environmental impact
C) Intrapreneurship
D) Minimizing environmental impact
  • 40. What is the main goal of voluntary simplicity?
A) Reducing consumption
B) Right to be informed
C) Intrapreneurship
D) Reducing consumption
  • 41. How does the sharing economy aim to reduce the need for individual ownership?
A) Right to be informed
B) Facilitating shared access
C) Facilitating shared access
D) Intrapreneurship
  • 42. Which of the following is a consumer right, ensuring protection from deceptive practices?
A) Exploitative labor practices
B) Intrapreneurship
C) Right to be informed
D) Right to be informed
  • 43. What is the term for innovating within an existing organization?
A) Right to be informed
B) Intrapreneurship
C) Intrapreneurship
D) Exploitative labor practices
  • 44. In what type of economy is entrepreneurship often driven by necessity?
A) Emerging economies
B) The entrepreneur
C) Emerging economies
D) They introduce new ideas
  • 45. What is entrepreneurship?
A) The process of starting a business
B) The process of starting a business
C) They introduce new ideas
D) The entrepreneur
  • 46. Who assumes the majority of the risks in a business?
A) The entrepreneur
B) The entrepreneur
C) Intrapreneurship
D) They introduce new ideas
  • 47. What do entrepreneurs typically receive for taking risks?
A) Profits and opportunities for growth
B) Profits and opportunities for growth
C) The entrepreneur
D) They introduce new ideas
  • 48. Why are entrepreneurs vital to the economy?
A) Scalable startup entrepreneurship
B) Benefit society and the environment
C) They introduce new ideas
D) They introduce new ideas
  • 49. Which element is NOT traditionally included in classical economic models?
A) Entrepreneurs
B) Benefit society and the environment
C) Entrepreneurs
D) Taxes
  • 50. What is NOT one of the four factors of production?
A) Taxes
B) Taxes
C) They introduce new ideas
D) Benefit society and the environment
  • 51. What is a characteristic of small business entrepreneurship?
A) Benefit society and the environment
B) Avoids outside investors unless necessary
C) Avoids outside investors unless necessary
D) Scalable startup entrepreneurship
  • 52. Which type of entrepreneurship aims for rapid growth and expansion?
A) Scalable startup entrepreneurship
B) Taxes
C) Benefit society and the environment
D) Scalable startup entrepreneurship
  • 53. What is the primary goal of social entrepreneurship?
A) Scalable startup entrepreneurship
B) Benefit society and the environment
C) Benefit society and the environment
D) Taxes
  • 54. Which type of entrepreneurship is commonly found in large companies?
A) Community and environmental impact
B) Innovation and market expansion
C) Large company entrepreneurship
D) Large company entrepreneurship
  • 55. How do small business entrepreneurs typically fund their ventures?
A) With their own money
B) Community and environmental impact
C) d perfect information and rational actors
D) With their own money
  • 56. What is a key characteristic of scalable startups?
A) With their own money
B) Focus on innovation
C) Focus on innovation
D) Innovation and market expansion
  • 57. What does entrepreneurship combine to produce goods or services?
A) Resources, labor, and capital
B) d perfect information and rational actors
C) With their own money
D) Resources, labor, and capital
  • 58. Why were entrepreneurs historically left out of economic models?
A) With their own money
B) Innovation and market expansion
C) d perfect information and rational actors
D) Assumed perfect information and rational actors
  • 59. What is an example of a small business entrepreneur?
A) A local grocery store owner
B) Avoids outside investors unless necessary
C) Community and environmental impact
D) A local grocery store owner
  • 60. What do social entrepreneurs prioritize over profit?
A) Community and environmental impact
B) Innovation and market expansion
C) Community and environmental impact
D) A local grocery store owner
  • 61. What drives the actions of scalable startup entrepreneurs?
A) Avoids outside investors unless necessary
B) Innovation and market expansion
C) Innovation and market expansion
D) Community and environmental impact
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