- 1. which form is used to track the movement of learners throughout the school year?
A) SF4
B) Sf2
C) SF1
D) Sf5
- 2. which form is used to record the master list of class enrollment?
A) SF1
B) Sf3
C) SF4
D) Sf2
- 3. which form is used to record the inventory of school personnel?
A) Sf4
B) Sf6
C) Sf5
D) Sf7
- 4. what information in recorded in FS2?
A) Students,grades,and subject
B) None of these
C) Enrollment,count and movement
D) Attendance, absence, and tirediness
- 5. who is responsible for preparing sf3?
A) Class adviser
B) Principal
C) School register
D) School head
- 6. what is the code and title of the form used for the master list of class enrollment?
A) School Principal
B) School Register
C) School adviser
D) School head
- 7. who is responsible for preparing sf2 learners daily class attendance form?
A) English teacher
B) Class adviser
C) School head
D) None of these
- 8. when is sf5 -report on promotion from prepared?
A) Every 5 months
B) End of month
C) End of school year
D) Every year
- 9. what is the form code for the "summary enrollment and movement of learners " form?
A) Sf5
B) Sf7
C) Sf8
D) Sf4
E) Sf6
- 10. who is responsible for preparing the inventory of school personnel form?
A) School head
B) School Principal
C) Class adviser
D) President
- 11. which form list the number of promoted retain learners by grade level?
A) Sf7
B) Sf9
C) Sf8
D) Sf6
- 12. which form less the number of promoted retain learners by grade level?
A) None of these
B) School head
C) Class adviser
D) Principal
- 13. which form requires the recording of attendance absence or tardiness?
A) Sf3
B) Sf1
C) Sf4
D) Sf2
- 14. what is the mode of preparation for the learners daily class attendance form?
A) Sf5
B) Sf2
C) Sf3
D) Sf4
- 15. which philosophy emphasizes the importance of individual freedom and choice and learning believing that each student has a uniqe path to follow?
A) Pragmatism
B) Existentialism
C) Idealism
- 16. what is the central belief of idealism?
A) promoting individual freedom and choice
B) Discovering universal thruths
C) ideas and concepts are the essence of knowledge
- 17. who is considered a key figure in pragmatism linking the philosophy to evolution and emphasizing the importance of experience and learning?
A) John Dewey
B) Jean Piaget
C) Charles sander Peirce
D) John Locked
- 18. which educational philosophy emphasize the importance of training the mind and transmitting core knowledge often through traditional methods like lectures and memorization?
A) Pragmatism
B) Perennialism
C) Essentialism
D) Existentialism
- 19. who is associated with the development of the socratic method?
A) Aristotle
B) Socratic
C) Plato
D) Socrates
E) None of these
- 20. who is regarded as the founder of existentialism?
A) Soren Kierkegaard
B) Friedrich Nietzsche
C) Charles Sanders Pierce
D) Immanuel Kant
- 21. who is associated with the development of the socratic method?
A) None of these
B) Socratic
C) Socrates
D) Immanuel Kant
E) Plato
- 22. what is the main emphasis of constructivism in learning theory?
A) Passive Learning
B) Rote memorization
C) Behavior modification
D) reflection in active construction in the mind
- 23. who is known as the father of linguistic?
A) Noam Chomsky
B) John Locked
C) Aristotle
D) Socrates
- 24. who is considered the father of realism and the scientific method?
A) None of these
B) Plato
C) Socrates
D) Aristotle
- 25. what is the focus of the existentialism in the philosophy?
A) External standard
B) Individual importance
C) Collective consciousness
D) None of these
- 26. which educational philosophy emphasizes the importance of experience and change?
A) Perennialism
B) Pragmatism
C) Exestialism
D) Idealism
- 27. which educational philosophy emphasizes the importance of the individual and their unique experience?
A) Pragmatism
B) Idealism
C) Existentialism
D) Perennialism
- 28. what is the main focus of essentialism in education?
A) Discovering universal thruths
B) Emphasizing practical knowledge
C) Transmitting core knowledge
D) Teaching basic skills and core knowledge
- 29. what is the main idea behind constructivism in education?
A) Learning is primarily a social process
B) Knowledge is actively constructed by learners
C) Knowledge is passively received from teacher
D) Learning is a process of memorizing facts
- 30. what is the role of teacher in a constructivist classroom?
A) to provide direct instruction and model desired behaviors
B) to deliver information in assess student understanding
C) to control the learning environment and ensure student compliance
D) To act facilitator and guida student learning
- 31. what is the main idea behind about linguistic philosophy?
A) language is a reflection of our thoughts and experience
B) language is a barrier to learning
C) language is a tool for thinking and learning
D) language is a social construct
- 32. Which educational philosophy places a strong emphasis on the role of ideas and the mind in education, believing that knowledge is primarily acquired through rational thought and contemplation?
A) Existentialism
B) Idealism
C) Pragmatism
D) Reallism
- 33. Which educational philosophy advocates for the use of the "Great Books" of Western civilization?
A) Behaviorism
B) Pragmatism
C) Perennialism
D) Essentialism
- 34. 25
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a student-centered learning environment?
A) Students have a voice in the classroom
B) None of these
C) Passive learning and rote memorization
D) Emphasis on real-world problem solving
- 35. Which educational philosophy views the teacher as a facilitator rather than a leader, encouraging student input and active learning?
A) Essentialism
B) Extentialism
C) Progressivsm
D) Perennialism
- 36. Which educational philosophy emphasizes the importance of teaching "back to basics subjects like math, science, history, and English?
A) Social Reconstructivism
B) Essentialism
C) Perennialism
D) Progressivsm
- 37. Which educational philosophy emphasizes the idea that truth is universal and unchanging, and that education should focus on timeless ideas and values?
A) Progressivsm
B) Essentialism
C) None of these
D) Existentialism
E) Perennialism
- 38. Which of the following is NOT a method commonly associated with Pragmatism?
A) None of these
B) Lectures and memozation
C) Projects and experimentation
D) Hands-on problem Solving
E) Cooperative learning
- 39. Which of the following is a key concept in behaviorism, suggesting that behaviors followed by positive consequences are more likely to be repeated?
A) Tabula rasa
B) The law of effect
C) Classical Conditioning
D) Universal Grammar
E) None of these
- 40. According to the text, which educational philosophy emphasizes the importance of training the mind and transmitting core knowledge, often through traditional methods like lectures and memorization?
A) Perennialism
B) Essentialism
C) None of these
D) Idealism
E) Existentialism
- 41. According to the text, which educational philosophy emphasizes the importance of training the mind and transmitting core knowledge, often through traditional methods like lectures and memorization?
A) Engaging students in active dialogue
B) Encouraging critical thinking
C) Providing direct answers to student questions
D) Asking probing questions
- 42. Which educational philosophy is associated with the idea that learning is a process of constructing meaning through interaction with the environment and others?
A) Perennialism
B) Constructivism
C) Essentialism
D) None of these
E) Behaviorism
- 43. Pilos means ______and Sophos means ______
A) Love, Wisdom
B) Care, beautiful
C) None of these
D) Big, Small
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