FINAL COACHING SEPT.

2019

PROFESSIONAL
EDUCATION

Prepared by:
Maam Piola Jane Magallon-JOLORO
 ANS.
1. When a teacher presents a
C
morally ambiguous situation to
his students and asks them what
to do, the teacher technique is
based on the theory of
A. Bandura
B. Piaget
C. Kohlberg
D. Bruner
 ANS.
2. Which of the following is NOT D
TRUE practice when preparing a
multiple-choice test item?
A. using a stem that is concise
B. stating stem in a positive form
C. underlining certain words in the
stern for emphasis
D. shortening the stem by
lengthening the options
3. Multiple choice test is ANS. C
considered as the best type of
test because ________.
A. It is easy to conduct
B. It contains many responses
C. It measures several competencies
in one test
D. It possesses the qualities of other
types of test
 A
ANS.
4. The following are reasons why we
evaluate the learning outcomes
EXCEPT
A. Provide tangible evidence useful in
interpreting school achievements to the
community
B. Provide parents information on how well
their children are doing in school
C. Analyze the learning task
D. Monitor students progress
 ANS.D
5. Of the following types of tests
which is the most subjective in
scoring?
A. multiple choice
B. matching type
C. simple recall
D. essay
 ANS.C
6. Which of the following is a
tool for evaluating personal
social adjustment of students?
A. Interview guide
B. Gather data
C. Sociometry
D. All of these
7. The major short coming of ANS. C
school grades or mark is that:
A. the schools different clientele find
them satisfactory
B. they make students become more
cooperative
C. the same grade may mean
differently to different teachers
D. they reflect the true word on
performance
 ANS.
8. What should a teacher do before
D
constructing item for particular
test?
A. review the previous lesson
B. determine the length of time for
answering it
C. announce to the students the scope of
the test
D. prepare the table of specification
9. A teacher wants to make a D
ANS.
scoring
rubric for a student’s output. Which
format will use differential weights
for the qualities of a product or a
performance?
A. Performance based
B. Rating scales
C. Holistic rubric
D. Analytic rubric
Analytic Rubrics
• two-dimensional rubrics with levels of
achievement as columns and assessment
criteria as rows. Allows you to assess
participants' achievements based on
multiple criteria using a single rubric. It
assigns different weights (value) to
different criteria and include an
overall achievement by totaling the
criteria;
• written in a table form.
 A
ANS.
10. Which of the following is
the main purpose of testing ?
A. Improve instructional process
B. facilitate the learning process
C. enhance of the effectiveness of
counselling
D. all of the above
11. What should be a teacher C
ANS.do
if a question is asked which
she, the teacher, cannot
answer?
A. call the student to answer it
B. ignore the question
C. admit her lack of knowledge
D. assign the class to look for the
answer
12. What should be done with C
ANS.
a
student in the upper grades who
is a non-reader?
A. Encourage him to join a reading
club
B. give him comic books
C. have him attend remedial reading
classes
D. transfer him to a lower section
 ANS. C
13. Most delinquents are found to
have low I.Q. They can hardly read
and comprehend well.
How can a teacher help them?
A. call for their parents
B. refer them to a doctor
C. give them remedial studies
D. suspend them from classes
14. Under what level would ANS.B
questions fall which require
students to apply a rule or a
process to a problem and thereby
determine the single right answer
to that problem?
A. Analysis
B. Application
C. Evaluation
D. Synthesis
 ANS. C
15. The first process in analysing
ungrouped scores is
A. finding the mean
B. grouping
C. tallying
D. ranking
Ungrouped Vs. Grouped
 ANS.A
16. Which type of test is used to
discover further attitudes
about self and others?
A. Personality test
B. Intelligence test
C. Achievement test
D. Diagnostic test
 ANS. D
17. The test that cannot
measure the ability in theme
writing is the_____.
A. essay type
B. matching type
C. recall type
D. both b and c
18. What does a negatively skewedANS.B
score contribution imply?
A. the scores congregate on the left or
right side of the normal distribution
curve
B. the most of the students got scores
above the mean
C. a proportion of the class is
academically poor
D. the scores are widespread
19. In an individual education
program, what would be the best
example of evaluation?
A. a report card with classified scale of
letters A-F
B. test is given at the end of the unit
C. early diagnosis and on-going
feedback and guidance
D. a written description of the
students’ performance
What's an Individual Education
Program?
Kids with delayed skills or other
disabilities might be eligible for special
services that provide individualized
education programs in public schools, free
of charge to families. Understanding how
to access these services can help parents
be effective advocates for their kids.
19. In an individual education
program, what would be the best
ANS. C
example of evaluation?
A. a report card with classified scale of
letters A-F
B. test is given at the end of the unit
C. early diagnosis and on-going
feedback and guidance
D. a written description of the
students’ performance
20. In Piaget’s concrete ANS. B
operational stage, a teacher
Maritel should provide _________
A. Activities for hypothesis formulation
B. Learning activities that involve
problems of classification and order
C. Activities for evaluation purposes
D. Stimulating environment with
ample objects to play with
 21. Grades become valid C
ANS.
indicators when______?
A. giving objective type of test
B. using later grades such as A,B,C,D
and F
C. explaining the meaning of grades or
mark
D. course objectives are defined as
intended learning outcomes
 ANS.
22. What can be said of student A
performance in a positively
skewed score distribution?
A. most students performed poorly
B. a few students performed
excellently
C. almost all students had an average
performance
D. most students performed well
23. How can a teacher establish A
ANS.
the
reliability test?
I. Repeat the same test
II. Administer a parallel test
III. Split the test
IV. Vary the number of items
A. I, II and III
B. I, III and IV
C.I and IV only
D. II and IV only
representing the problem and the optionsANS. A
24. A multiple- choice item consists of a stem

consisting of the list of possible answers.

Example: During March, April and May.
Which of the following season occurs?
Options: Summer, Raining, Dry Wet-and dry.
State a principle in making options for this
particular test.
A. The correct option must not stand out from the
category
B. The wrong options must be seasons also
C. Include only one possible answer.
D. The stem must nor provide a clue
 A
ANS.
25. The main purpose of compulsory
education of the Constitution is to
A. Develop students into responsible
thinking citizens
B. Acquaint students with the historical
development of the Constitution
C. Prepare students to become lawyers
D. Make students Constitution expert
26. Tutoring of learner is now
ANS.B
practiced in our school provided it
is not done by their own teacher
but by an outsider. Which of these
Western philosophies influenced
this practiced?
A. Egyptian
B. Greek
C. Roman
D. Athenian
 ANS. D
27. The Royal Decree of
December 20, 1863 established
in the Philippines a system of
__________
A. high school education
B. intermediate education
C. higher education
D. primary education
• With the enactment of the
Educational Decree of 1863, it
liberalized access to education, which
provided for the establishment of at
least one primary school for boys
and girls in each town under the
responsibility of the municipal
government
28. A student passes a bookANS.
poorly written but ornately
A
report

presented in a folder to make up

for the poor quality of the book
report content. Which Filipino
traits does this practice prove?
A. “porma” over substance
B. art over academic
C. substance and “porma”
D. art over science
 D
ANS.
29. Which of the following can be
considered a form of civic
engagement?
A. patronizing Filipino products
B. critical of government official
C. bribing government officials
D. electoral participation
 ANS. B
30. A high school principal would
like to know the cause of drop-
outs in his school so he could find
solutions to this problem. What
type of researched is used?
A. applied
B. action
C. pure
D. experimental
 A
ANS.
31. A student is finding it hard to read.
When the guidance counsellor traced the
child’s history, the counsellor was able to
find out that the student came from a
dysfunctional family, aside from that the
child was abused and neglected. What could
have caused the student’s reading
disability?
A. Emotional factors
B. Poor teaching
C. Neurological factors
D. Immaturity
 ANS.
32. Social adjustment mean
A
the ability to behave in
accordance with?
A. universal norms
B. self-concept
C. stereotyped behaviour
D. Standardized test
33. The sociogram reveals that ANS.B
four
students in your class formed a
“clique.” This means that the teacher
should:
A. allow them to be together all the time
B. encourage them to join other groups
with similar interest
C. discourage them from joining other
groups
D. disband the group
34. What is the advantage of ANS.D
using computers in processing
test results?
A. its processing takes a shorter
period of time
B. test results can easily be assessed
C. its statistical computation is
accurate
D. all of these
 A
ANS.
35. The best way the teacher can
be sure of the appropriateness
of an instructional materials is
to
A. try it out before using it in class
B. consider its cost
C. consider its availability
D. consider its technical quality
 B
ANS.
36. Teaching of health in schools is
backed up by the concept that:
A. man has non-tangible and
transcending dimensions
B. man’s body is the expression of his
soul
C. man is nothing but matter
D. man has a dual nature
37. If we aim to produce globallyA
ANS.
competitive graduates, the
Philippine education should give
major emphasis on ______.
A. English, Science and Mathematics
B. Technology and Citizenship
Education
C. Humanities and Work Education
D. Bilingual Education and Values
Education
38. The construction of the ANS. C
curriculum in a modern school
should be:
A. planned by the principal, supervisors
and superintendents and teachers
B. decided by the DepEd and followed by
all schools in the country
C. planned cooperatively by experienced
persons and students
D. built based on books available in
school
39. ANS.
39. Which part of instruction
ANS.BB
gives due consideration of
difference in interests, abilities
and needs of learning?
A. Experiential
B. Adaptive
C. Experimental
D.Remedial
• Adaptive learning or adaptive
teaching — is the delivery of
custom learning experiences that
address the unique needs, abilities
and interests of an individual
through just-in-time feedback,
pathways, and resources (rather
than providing a one-size-fits-all
learning experience).
40. The proper care and maintenance ANS.
of A
instructional materials is an important part
of the teaching-learning process. Each
materials has its own proper use and care. In
general, rules must be observed with regards
these instructional materials. Which of the
following is NOT one of the rules?
A. use hand tools/equipment for all purposes
B. use only tools which are in good condition
C. dull-edged tools must be sharpened regularly
D. tools/materials must be kept at the right places
where they should be.
 ANS.
41. According to RA 4670, who
A
shall formulate and prepare a
Code of Professional Conduct for
Public School Teachers?
A.Secretary of Education
B.Board of Professional Teachers
C.PRC
D.President of the Philippines
RA 4670
Section 7. Code of Professional
Conduct for Teachers. – Within six
months from the approval of this Act,
the Secretary of Education shall
formulate and prepare a Code of
Professional Conduct for Public
School Teachers.
42. Parents negatively react onANS.
children’s curriculum. A teacher who
D
play in

knows the importance of play would

tell the parents that?
A. playing is important in the child’s
cognitive development
B. playing is good form of exercise
C. playing makes learning a pleasurable
experience
D. playing is a part of child’s development
• Play is essential to development
because it contributes to the
cognitive, physical, social, and
emotional well-being of children and
youth
• Play is so important to optimal child
development that it has been
recognized by the United Nations
High Commission for Human
Rights as a right of every child.
43. What contemporary aid to ANS.A
teaching utilizes carefully-planned
materials where each step of
learning requires repetition and
practice until such step is
thoroughly learned?
A. programmed instructions
B. keypunching
C. educational television
D. educational hardware
44. The use of TV and film bring to the
A
ANS.
classroom “live broadcast” of world events as
they happen. What are the other advantages
of using it. The students are provided ______
I. exciting sights and sound
II. Close up view of big events
III. Most believable news source
A. I, II, and III
B. I and II only
C. I and III only
D. II and III only
 A
ANS.
45. Basic education includes
secondary education. Which of
the following led to the
establishment of the secondary
school?
A. realistic
B. formation
C. idealism
D. humanistic
 B
46. Which of the following embodies
ANS.
the operation :Return to the
Basics”?
A. National Secondary Achievement
Test
B. New Elementary School Curriculum
C. New Secondary Education
Curriculum
D. National Elementary Achievement
Test
47. Which of the following will
you recommend to a senior high
B
ANS.
school scholar who is
impregnated by a fellow student?
A. Force her boyfriend to marry her
B. Tell the parents about the
condition
C. Stop Schooling till after she gave
birth
D. Direct her to an abortion clinic
 D
ANS.
48. While serving during elections,
some trouble makers enter your
precinct. What do you think is the
most appropriate thing to do?
A. Challenge them to a duel
B. Close the precinct and go home
C. Ignore them and look for a safe place
D. Seek assistance of law enforcers
49. The best way for a teacher
ANS.C
to impart values to his pupils
is:
A. constant repetition of actions to
make them routinely
B. inflicting corporal punishment
C. acting as a role model
D. always scolding pupils
 ANS.
50. The chairman in the election A
precinct wants you to change the
entries in the election returns in
exchange for special favors. It
would be best for to:
A. say NO and be firm in your decision
B. say YES but do not do it
C. change some as discretely as you can
D. tell him to make the changes himself
51. Which of the following situationD
ANS.
will manage conflicting situations to
bring out values enhancing
nationhood?
A. Filipino models posing nude to
advertisers
B. Ambush interviews of politicians
C. Distributing lands to the land less
tenants
D. Celebrating the centennial of
Independence
52. You have a student whoANS. is C
always boasting in the class his
master of the Bible because he is
protestant. How would you react
being a Catholic?
A. Challenge him to a debate
B. Share with him your knowledge of
the Bible
C. Keep silent and respect his belief
D. Listen to him once in a while
53. Which of the following abilities
stressed by humanistic education?
C
ANS. is
A. enjoy the great works of man such as
the classics
B. learn the different philosophy “know
thyself”
C. make man distinctly civilized,
educated and refined
D. develop man into a thinking
individual
54. A teacher who subscribes to the
pragmatic philosophy of education
ANS. D
believes that experience should follow
learning. In her teaching , she therefore
exert effort in-
A. requiring learners full mastery of the lesson
B. aid the learner to memorize factual
knowledge
C. equipping learning with the basic abilities
and skills
D. providing learners opportunities to apply
theories and principles
55. How can a teacher develop the
value of time such as punctuality and
B
ANS.
maximal utilization of time?
A. avoid disruptions due to improper
behaviour
B. consistently follow schedule for classroom
routine
C. rush if you are getting late for the right
time
D. have a big clock installed in the
classroom for everyone guidance
 B
ANS.
56. A teacher engaged in actual
classroom instruction shall not
be required to render more than
how many hours of teaching?
A.5 hours
B.6 hours
C.7 hours
D.9 hours
 ANS.
57. A student collapsed in her
D
class. It was found out that she
did not eat her lunch. What
principle is shown in this
situation?
A. security need
B. safety need
C. psychological need
D. physiological need
58. Which of the following ANS.C
is an
important duty of a teacher?
A. Soliciting contributions
B. Safekeeping of the school
properties
C. Evaluating the student’s
progress
D. Building relationships with
students
 ANS. B
59. Teacher’s salary must increase
right after how many years of
service according to the Magna
Carta for Public School Teachers?
A. 2 years
B. 3 years
C. 5 years
D.7 years
 ANS.
60. If teacher may be required A
to
render more than 6 hours of
teaching per day, he must be paid
the same rate as his regular pay
plus at least how many percent of
his basic remuneration?
A. 25%
B. 50%
C. 75%
D. 100%
 ANS. C
61. A public school teacher may
enjoy study leave if he or she has
already how many years of
service?
A. 3 years
B. 5 years
C. 7 years
D.10 years
 ANS. B
62. A teacher who is in study leave
will enjoy how many percent of
their monthly salary?
A. 50%
B. 60%
C. 75%
D. 100%
63. While you are teaching, the ANS.
principal, who is observing your class,
A
stands up and takes over in teaching
the student. What will you do?
A. Assert you rights politely to the principal
as the classroom teacher after the class
B. Just let her take over. Anyway, she is the
principal
C. Refer this to the higher authority
D. Report this to the media
64. Two of your students dropped out
from school without notifying theANS. B
adviser
and each went to the province. The supply
officer wants you to pay for the
unreturned books. What should you do?
A. Pay for the books so that you will be cleared
B. Talk to the principal regarding to this
matter
C. Let your students contribute money to pay
for the books
D. Refer this to the PTA president
65. You were discussing poetry inANS. your
English class when your students tell you
B
that you just discussed poetry the
following day and instead ask you to talk
about their problems with their projects.
What will you do?
A. Don’t listen to them. Go on with your lesson
B. Give them time and listen to their problems
C. Tell them that you will discuss the problem
the next day instead
D. Give them additional assignments
66. There is a school program theANS.
following Monday at 9A.M. You are
A
assigned to emcee in that particular
program but your eight year old son has a
fever. What will you do?
A. make some arrangements and let someone
take over the emceeing
B. call a neighbour and let him take care of
your sick son
C. tell your spouse not to go to his office to take
care of your sick son
D. forget the program and attend your son
67. Before the end of the school year, the supply officer
ANS.
tells you to replace the glass windows broken by the
slamming of the door caused by the wind. Furthermore
C
you are also required to replace all missing and
damage chairs in the classroom; otherwise she will not
sign your clearance. What should you do?
A. let the students contribute for the replacement of the
broken windows and chairs
B. explain that you are not the only one using the room, and
besides, the chairs are easily broken. You will not also pay for
the broken glass windows that were not damage by your
students
C. refer this case to higher authorities
D. ignore the supply officer and forge her signature in your
clearance
68. What are the sources of ANS. A
one’s
educational philosophy?
I. People and kinds of relationship
II. School and teachers in them
III. Socio cultural environment
A. I. II and III
B. I and II only
C. II and III only
D. I and III only
 C
69. The 19th century saw the development
ANS.
of state-controlled and state-supported
public school system. Existing ideology
was the concept of national sovereignty.
Under a democracy, education equipped
citizens with the principles and duties of
citizenship to guarantee national
stability. Such is the ideology of _____.
A. citizenship
B. progressivism
C. nationalism
D. secular education
70. On which policy R.A. No. 4670 ANS. D
known as the Magna Carta for Public
School Teachers focused
A. Right to establish or join organizations
B. Code of ethics for professional teachers
C. Recruitment shall take place after
training
D. To promote and improve the social and
economic status
71. Respect for the honest
A
ANS.
difference of opinions in one
objective of :
A. human relationship
B. self-actualization
C. civic responsibility and
conscience
D. economic self sufficiency
72. Free public elementary B
and
ANS.
secondary education is in line
with the government’s effort to
address educational problem
of?
A. relevance and quality
B. access and equity
C. effectiveness and efficiency
D. productivity
73. A teacher who advocates theANS.
pragmatic philosophy of education
C
believes that experience should follow
learning, thus she has to _________
A. equip her student with basic skills and
abilities
B. encourage her students to memorize facts
C. provide her students to apply their skills
and abilities
D. require her students mastery of the lesson
 ANS.
74. The government prescribes a
C
higher percentage on the
administration of educational
institutions to the Filipino citizens in
order to:
A. minimize the unemployment problem
B. Produce globally competitive
graduates
C. Protect the rights of the citizens
D. Ensure the teaching of Filipino
• The State shall therefore
promote and maintain
equality of access to
education as well as the
enjoyment of the benefits
of education by all its
citizens.
75. A police officer informs you that ANS. B
there has
been a rash of stealing within the vicinity of
the school. He ask you for the names if some
clients you believe might have been involved.
Which of the following will you do?
A. provide him the names of likely suspects
B. ask him to seek permission from the principal
C. remind the police officer of confidentiality of
information
D. promise him that you will ask information
about this crime
76. Which of the following will ANS.D
you
do if somebody confided to you an
offenses which implicate your
brother?
A. advise the person who confided to you
to get the services of the lawyer
B. encourage him to keep quiet so as not
to implicate your brother
C. find out the full account of the matter
D. tell him to report the matter to the
authorities
77. When can a teacher be ANS. C
granted
an indefinite leave?
A. If he/she wants to pursue graduate
studies
B. If he/she is for promotion
C. If he/she has an illness that
demands a long treatment that will
exceed one year at the lease
D. All of the above
 D
ANS.
78. Which of the following manifests
"Commitment to democracy" as
explained in RA 6713?
A. Maintaining the principle of
accountability.
B. Committing to democratic values and
ways of life.
C. Manifesting by deeds the supremacy of
civilian authority over the military.
D. All of these
79. A teacher can best help a ANS.B
withdrawn child to assert himself and
win the respect of his classmate by:
A. encouraging him to study harder to
outwit his classmate
B. giving him opportunity to show his
talent
C. always calling him to answer the
question
D. providing him leadership roles
 ANS.A
80. According to John Dewey,
education starts at:
A.At birth
B.Early childhood
C.Elementary days
D.Preschool
81. Education is a lifelong process.
simply means that education ___
B
ANS.This
A. takes place in the school where the
individual is exposed to specific, self-
contained experiences
B. is a continuous process of experiencing
and reorganizing experiences
C. may take place formally or informally to
enable the individual to grow
D. may take place anywhere and anytime
the individual so desires
82. Identical twins are more alikeANS. A
than fraternal twins. Which of the
following statements/principles is
supported by this?
A. Heredity has a part in determining
physical appearance
B. Intelligence is determined partly by pre-
natal nutrition
C. Environmental affects both fraternal
and identical twins
D. Intelligence hinges in physical structure
83. The tendency to imitate A
ANS.
elders is very strong in the
early childhood stage.
Teachers should therefore be
very good:
A. role models
B. counsellors
C. facilitators of learning
D. disciplinarians
84. Which of these theories
ANS. A
holds that human activity is
based on the interaction of
stimuli and responses?
A. association
B. vector
C. cognitive-field
D. social-learning
Association Theory
This theory stems from behaviorism
and states that concepts are learned
by simple, reinforced connections
between a stimulus and a desired
response. When an organism makes
connections between a stimulus (e.g.,
a bell ringing) and a response (e.g.,
pressing a lever which may
ultimately lead to a reward), it is
making an association.
 A
ANS.
85. Which of the following does
not involve characteristic of
culture?
A. Constant
B. Dynamic
C. Symbolic
D. Universal
86. Mother who demand their ANS. D
3 to 5
children to spend their time in
serious academic study forget that
early childhood is the:
A. pre-school age
B. questioning age
C. initiative age
D. toy age
87. Studies in the area of
neurosciences disclosed that the
ANS.D
human brain has limitless capacity.
What does this imply?
A. every pupil has his own native ability,
his learning is limited to this ability
B. pupils can possibly reach a point where
they have learned everything
C. some pupils are admitted not capable
of learning
D. every child is a potential genius
 B
ANS.
88. One learns by association
and also by insight. This
shows that the association
and cognitive theories of
learning are:
A. diametrically opposed
B. complimentary
C. partly wrong
D. partly correct
89. Which guidelines should be ANS.
followed to ensure the effective use
A
of the discovery approach?
A. let students find answers to problems
by themselves
B. make sure all instructional materials
are available
C. do not accept trial and error attempts
D. assign them the plan attacking their
own problem
 A
ANS.
90. The Philippine Constitution
of 1987 requires that the
highest budgetary allocation
should be given to:
A. Education
B. Health
C. Science and Technology
D. War on drugs
91. How can a teacher avoid ANS.B
“breakdown and interruption” in
daily class procedures?
A. punish the misbehaving student
B. establish routine for daily tasks
C. assign a leader to assists everyone
D. allow a student to make their own
regulation
92. What kind of strategy A
does
ANS.
teacher employ when she
recasts what is said in order to
be understood by a student?
A. questioning strategy
B. communication strategy
C. decoding strategy
D. learning strategy
 C
ANS.
93. Who interprets philosophical
concerns in arriving at
instructional objectives?
A. Gonlound
B. Mager
C. Tyler
D. All of the above
• Tyler- interprets philosophical
concern in arriving at instructional
objectives
• Gonlound-recommends that
teachers starts with general
objectives
• Mager-relies on three major
characteristics as behavior, condition
and profeciency level in his
formulation of objectives
94. Children learn what they
by. Treat them with respect and
B
live
ANS.
they will respect other. Shout at
them and they will be shouting at
others, too. How would you
account for this behaviour?
A. they can easily impressed
B. they are imitative
C. they cannot tell right from wrong
D. they are observant
 A
ANS. is
95. Which of these techniques
best suited to developing skill
in asking and answering
questions?
A.Interviews
B.Song analysis
C.Pictorial review
D.Riddles
 D
ANS.
96. Which of the following is not an
aim of expository or didactic
method?
A. To get information
B. To build structures of concepts
C. To develop habits for thinking
D. To provide example
• Expository/didactic method
aims to acquire, assimilate, and
retain information, build and
expand conceptual structures
and develop specific habits for
thinking about information. To
provide examples is an aim of
deductive teaching.
 ANS. D
97. Which of the following tells
you what may happen based on
ones’ scheme and observation?
A. observing
B. experimenting
C. describing
D. predicting
98. Which of this information ifANS. notD
entered in Form 1 on the School
Register?
A. alphabetical list of students, boys
separated from girls
B. daily attendance record of each student
C. grades obtained by each students in all
of his/her subjects
D. personal data for the students in the
register
• School Form 1- personal data for the students in the
register
• School Form 2- daily attendance record of each
student
• School Form 3- Books Issued and Returns
• School Form 4- Monthly Learner's Movement and
Attendance
• School Form 5 - Report on Promotion & Level of
Proficiency
• School Form 6 -Summarized Report on Promotion
• School Form 7 -School Personnel Assignment List
and Basic Profile
• Form 137 –permanent record
• Form 138 –school card
 D
ANS.
99. What is learner said to
posses when he can use
language with ease and effect
in a way given situation?
A. bilingual ability
B. high cognitive skills
C. a photograph memory
D. communicative competence
100. When a teacher providesANS.
a B
student hints to assist the
students to answer a question
correctly, he/she uses which of the
following guidelines in asking
question?
A. Wait time
B. Prompting
C. Redirection
D. Probing
• Prompting- uses hints and
techniques to assist students to
response
• Redirection- ask single question
with several answer
• Probing- qualitative technique
used for effective promotion of
critical thinking. Support and
defend a stand.
101. In the problem solving, which A
ANS.of
these strategies best reflects the
principle. “how students learn, maybe
more important than what they learn”
A. knowing steps to take to solve the
problem
B. solving the problem within the given
time limit
C. determining the givens and constraints
in the problem
D. arriving at the right answer
 D
ANS.
102. Young children have a short
attention and interest span. What
kind of tasks should the teacher
give them?
A. challenging and interesting
activities
B. long but interesting activities
C. easy and difficult activities
D. short, varied interesting activities
 B
ANS.
103. What psychological principle
is used when the teacher links the
new to the previous one to enable
the students gain a holistic view
of the topic?
A. Stimulation
B. Apperception
C. Recognition
D. Conceptualization
Apperception is the process
of learning new information by
relating and incorporating it
into past knowledge and
experience.
104. The most important ANS. D
contribution of the Gestalt
psychology to the theories of
learning
A. Use of the multimedia
approaches
B. Importance of reinforcement
C. Concept of readiness in learning
D. Cognitive insight
105. Under what principle should D
ANS.
problems of discipline and class
management be considered?
A. school’s interest is the priority
B. the interest of the school and the
students are identical
C. the group’s interest reign supreme over
that of the individual’s
D. all activities should be geared towards
the student’s development
106. It is measurement of
ANS. B
personality which is the result
by dividing the mental age by
the chronological age.
A. emotional quotient (E.Q.)
B. intelligence quotient (I.Q.)
C. multiple intelligence
D. forecasted behaviour quotient
107. The ability to perceive ANS.
how A
objects are related in order to
mentally perceive what is seen,
thus creating concrete visual
images from memory refers to?
A. visual –spatial intelligence
B. musical
C. language
D. logical reasoning
 ANS.
108. Which of the following is
D
not in the 3C’s of classroom
management?
A. Content
B. Conduct
C. Context
D. Control
 ANS.A
109. The maximum number of
members in a buzz session is:
A. Six
B. Seven
C. Ten
D. Five
110. Which of the following situationANS. A
would indicate that you, as teacher, had
been effective in instilling discipline
among your students?
A. students have develop concern for each
other
B. fear and fright resulting in good behaviour
C. students behave because an award awaits
them
D. your presence results in their being behave
 ANS.
111. Referred to as the knowledge B
and skills which the learner is
expected to accumulate and
develop at the end of the class.
A. individual skills
B. terminal behaviour
C. special talent
D. dominant behaviour
112. Child’s mental A
ANS.
development is clearly revealed
by his?
A. ability to use language
B. ability to deal with abstract
object
C. ability to deal with reality
D. capacity to remember things
113. If the teacher encounters C
ANS.
a
student who is reluctant to attend
classes, the teacher should ________
to encourage him to go to class
regularly.
A. report the matter to the principal
B. scold him
C. praise the student sincerely
D. report the matter to the parents
 C
ANS.
114. One way to encourage a
student who lacks interest in
reading to love reading is to:
A. reprimand him
B. ask the parents to buy books
C. provide reading materials
D. isolate him
 C
ANS.
115. When a teacher punishes a
student, it is said to be which
of the following types of
control?
A. Preventive
B. Supportive
C. Corrective
D. Promotive
• Corrective control- seeks to discipline
students’ behavior before it becomes a
full standard of good conduct
• Preventive control-aimed at
minimizing the onset of anticipated
discipline through planning
• Supportive control-aimed at directing
students behavior before it becomes full
blown problem
116. To accomplish many good
C ANS.
activities in a particular class
period, the teacher must
provide:
A. additional curricular activities
B. provide unique teaching aids
C. institute a systematic plan
D. use expensive materials
117. What teaching methodANS. C
helps
the learners draw generalization
from a discipline with the end of
applying the same to similar
situations in the future?
A. discovery approach
B. process approach
C. conceptual approach
D. problem-solving approach
Conceptual Learning
focuses on understanding
broader principles or ideas
(what we call “concepts”) that
can later be applied to a
variety of specific examples.
 ANS.
118. Which of these is not a C
quality of a good teacher?
A. a mastery of the subject matter
B. broad background of liberal
education
C. aims to enrich thru teaching
D. understand the nature of
learners
119. Assertive management
ANS.B
style does not include:
A. Implementing a good conduct
code
B. A verbal reprimand is better
than verbal praise
C. Setting limits
D. Ask the parents for support
 B
ANS.
120. A teaching method which
proceeds from the details of
lessons towards the
generalization is called:
A. deductive
B. inductive
C. debate
D. problem solving
121. Which is the least valuable C
ANS.
way for a teacher to present a new
lesson?
A. Develop an overview of the subject
B. Provide an explanation on the
importance of the subject
C. Hand out a step-by-step outline of
the lesson
D. Explore some of the existing
interest by the learner
 ANS.
122. What principles is reflected B
when a teacher always provide for
the development of all essential
knowledge of understanding,
intellectual and manipulative skills
and attitudes?
A. principle of need-oriented
B. principle of balance
C. principle unity
D. principle of organization
123. Mother asked the child “Which B
ANS. is
heavier, one kilo of gold or one kilo of
cotton?”. The child readily answered
“Mommy, one kilo of gold is heavier”.
From this conversation we can deduce
that the child is under _____ stage of
cognitive development
A. sensorimotor
B. pre-operational
C. concrete operational
D. formal operational
124. What is the main
ANS. A
organization and orientation of
science and social studies
reading materials?
A. Expository
B. Descriptive
C. Narrative
D. Argumentative
125. Which of the following is not ANS.aB
developmental principle?
A. development follows an orderly,
predictable sequence
B. numerous studies show how individuals
develop
C. early development is more critical than
later development
D. presence of social expectations in early
development stage
 Principles of Growth and
Development
• development follows an orderly,
predictable sequence
• early development is more critical than
later development
• presence of social expectations in early
development stage
• there are individual differences in
development
• development involves changes
126. Which of the followingANS. B
principles highlights of Multiple
Intelligence?
A. people have different Intelligence
Quotient (I. Q.) level
B. Intelligence is measured in multiple
forms
C. learning is static and permanent
D. best learning theory is cognitive in
nature
127. The following are characteristics
of good teaching/learning practice
A
ANS.
except?
A. people have different Intelligence
Quotient (I. Q.) level
B. life-like situations introduced as
learning experience in classroom
C. student are given more opportunities to
act or experience learning
D. evaluation is made an integral part of
teaching procedures
128. Journals written by students ANS. A
at the
completion of a day’s lesson will reveal
which information that can serve as a
guide in planning the next lesson?
I. Part of lesson well understood or not
II. Topics must interesting
III. Difficulties experience
IV. Emotional state throughout

A. I, II and III C. II and IV only

B. I and III only D. III only
 A
ANS.
129. When students are given
a chance to settle different
opinion of discussion, they
develop:
A. tolerance
B. irritants
C. fair play
D. sociability
 ANS.
130. A review lesson to be an
C
effective tool for mastery
learning must be:
A. drill lesson
B. test format
C. re-teaching but presented in
different way
D. repetition of old lesson
131. Difficulty in focusing andANS. D
maintaining attention coupled with
recurrent hyperactivity and
impulsive behaviour are observed
difficulties if children manifesting a
kind of difficulty known as _______.
A. dyslexia
B. autism
C. sensory impairment
D. attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
132. Instructional objectives ANS.
in B
the affective domain includes
receiving, responding, valuing
and the highest level is _____.
A. selective attention or willingness to
receive
B. conceptualization of a value system
C. acceptance or preference
D. sequence or feelings of satisfaction
 ANS.
133. The reinforcement of a
D
person’s responses by
presentation or removal of
rewards and punishments.
A. transfer of learning
B. discipline
C. feedback principle
D. operant conditioning
 B
ANS.
134. Transition age from childhood
to adulthood where rapid physical
changes and sex maturity occur
resulting in changes in ways of
feelings, thinking and acting.
A. early childhood
B. adolescence
C. puberty
D. latency stage
• Puberty is the process of physical
changes by which adolescents reach
sexual maturity, i.e. become capable
of reproduction.
• Puberty refers to the bodily
changes.
• Adolescence is the age of
physical, psychological and social
transition between childhood and
adulthood.
135. The teacher’s role in the ANS.
classroom according to cognitive
A
psychologist is to?
A. help the learner connect what he knows
with the new information learned
B. dictate what to learn upon learner
C. fill in minds of the learner with
information
D. make the learning task easy for the
learner
 ANS.D
136. Which type of students do
teachers commonly neglect?
A. slow learner
B. average
C. genius
D. frequent absentee
137. Children with sub average
D
ANS.
intelligence and deficits in adaptive
behaviour experience difficulty in
managing daily activities and
conducting themselves appropriately in
social situations are diagnosed to be
suffering from a kind of disability
called ____
A. health impairment
B. emotional disorder
C. attention deficit disorder
D. mental retardation
 A
ANS.
138. It refers to the movement
of a person from one position
of society to another.
A.Social mobility
B.Internal mobility
C.Interpersonal mobility
D.Personal mobility
 ANS. A
139. Which of the following is
not included among eastern
philosophy?
A.Classical
B.Islamic
C.Taoism
D.Buddhism
140. According to Piaget’s stages ANS.
cognitive development, between ages 12
of A
and 15 children reach formal operation
stage. What are they capable of doing at
this stages?
A. can solve abstract problems and think
deductively
B. reasoning is neither inductive nor deductive
C. can focus on only one aspect of situation or
event
D. intelligence is intuitive in nature
141. The child’s concept of right
ANS.
and wrong is based on external
C
criteria laid down by adults during
the stage of pre-conventional
morality. This is based on the ideas
of:
A. Piaget
B. Erikson
C. Kohlberg
D. Freud
142. Parents and teachers are consideredANS. as
authorities and models by children at the
B
early childhood stage. What does this
statement imply?
A. Parent-teacher conference should always be an
activity in school
B. Teachers and parents should serve as role
models at all times
C. Teachers should demand complete obedience
from the learners in school
D. Parents should enforce strict discipline at home
and teachers in school
 ANS. A
143. The Eight Fold Path is a
concept under:
A. Buddhism
B. Jainism
C. Confucianism
D. Taoism
 Taoism- “Dao” or “Tao”– the way
• central idea is relationship
• nature not as a thing to be mastered but as a
partner in a relationship
• Yin “shady side”
• Yang “sunny side”.
• When you split something into two halves –
yin/yang, it upsets the equilibrium of
wholeness.
• night (Yin) and day (Yang), female (Yin) and
male (Yang)
• Laozi (Lao Tzu)
Jainism / Jain Dharma
---ancient Indian religion.
• Followers of Jainism are called
"Jains"
• connotes the path of victory in
crossing over life's stream of rebirths
by destroying the karma through an
ethical and spiritual life
• Bhagwaan Rishabdev
Confucianism/ Ruism
• described as tradition, a philosophy, a
religion, a humanistic or rationalistic
religion, a way of governing, or simply a
way of life
• developed from Hundred Schools of
Thought from the teachings of
the Chinese philosopher Confucius
Buddhism
• Buddha -"awakened one" Siddhartha
Gautama
• Enlightenment- What someone receives
after achieving nirvana. Buddha reached
enlightenment under a tree.
• Nirvana- "blowing out" The ultimate goal
of all Buddhists, the extinction of desire
• Dharma- The teaching of the Buddha,
• 4 Noble Truths
• Eight Fold Paths
 ANS.B
144. An infant enjoys playing
with a rattle. This type of play
is known as:
A. Parallel play
B. Solitary play
C. Onlooker play
D. Associative play
6 Stages of Play Development
1. Unoccupied Play (Birth-3 Months)
2. Solitary Play (Birth-2 Years)
3. Spectator/Onlooker Behavior (2
Years)
4. Parallel Play (2+ Years)
5. Associate Play (3-4 Years)
6. Cooperative Play (4+ years)
 A
145. A teacher earns the title of ANS.
“professional” of she/he is adjudged
knowledgeable, proficient in a variety
of teaching methodologies and exhibits
a high degree of a third component of
competence which is/are:
A. Ethical and moral standards
B. A high degree of dexterity
C. fairness and objectivity
D. mastery of content
146. Cooperative learning
? ANS.
approachB
make use of a classroom organization
where students work in teams to
help each other learn. What mode of
grouping can facilitates the skill and
values desired?
A. Competitive
B. Heterogeneous
C. Homogeneous
D. Whole class
147 Which of the following is true ANS. D
about autosociality?
A. A stage when children prefer to play
with other of the same sex
B. A stage when children prefer
companionship of others
C. A stage when adolescents find friendship
in both sexes
D. A stage when infants’ interests are
themselves
148. What is one advantage of ANS. D
using
the project method in science
teaching?
A. It requires assistance of experts on the
subject
B. It develops high-level thinking and
learning
C. It test the student’s manipulative skill
D. It requires students to present concrete
form how a principle works
149. When a person steals ANS. D
something from another, he is
said to be accountable for his
actions and is punished by society
accordingly. This is because man
is said to have
A. No other choice
B. Instinct
C. A spirit
D.Reason or choice
Man is said to be endowed
with reason or choice
making him accountable for
whatever action he
undertakes in his lifetime.
150. Which principle of development is
ANS.A
manifested in the saying “as a tree bent, so
shall it grow” that is, “a person’s actions
reflect the training he received as a child?”
A. The early formative years are more crucial
than the later development
B. Development is determined solely by the
environment or how one is nurtured.
C. Development is determined solely by
heredity or ones inherent nature
D. It is never too late to teach a child new ways
As the twig is bent, so shall
the tree grow
• The proverb means that early
influences have a permanent
effect on a person. As they grow
up, they will act the way they
where taught to act as a child.
151. John Amos Comenius A
is
ANS.
generally considered as the
father of modern education.
Who is now considered the
Father of modern psychology?
A. Sigmund Freud
B. Carl Jung
C. John Locke
D. Albert Bandura
152. Teacher Kevin and student Cathy are
ANS.
mutually attracted the first time they see each
C
other. This mutual attraction developed into
love. Eventually, the teacher-student
relationship became a boyfriend-girlfriend
relationship . How should they handle this?
A. Defer the relationship and wait for the right time
B. stop the relationship because a teacher is not
allowed to have a romantic relationship with any of
his students
C. Continue the relationship but both ( especially
the teacher) must exercise utmost professional
discretion so as to protest the interest of one another
D. None of these
 ANS.C
153. 1X1 = 1, is a principle that
can best explain what_____is.
A. Idealism
B. Constructivism
C. Perennialism
D. Naturalism
154. Teacher Helen teaches her
ANS. D
students to appreciate themselves as
unique individuals and are to accept
responsibility to their feelings, actions
and thought. She upholds this
philosophy
A. Essentialism
B. Realism
C. Humanism
D. Existentialism
 ANS. B
155. Whose philosophy
expounded the concept of the
laboratory school?
A. Plato
B. John Dewey
C. Jean Jacques Rosseau
D. Irving Babbit
Irving Babbit
New Humanism,
Democracy and Leadership
157. For relevance to business ANS.
and C
industry, what did the First Biennial
National Education on Education
(2008) impose for updating the
Licensure Examination for teachers?
A. Moral or ethical values
B. Vocational skills
C. Technical and scientific competencies
D. Upgraded laboratory facilities
158. Is it right for a woman to kill ANS. D
the
man who raped her and invoke self-
defense?
A. Yes, if the killing is done to defend her
reputation
B. Yes, rape is a serious act of aggression
and killing the aggressor is justified
C. Yes, this is the only time that a woman
can defend herself
D. No, the killing is no longer self defense
because the rape already happened
 ANS.
159. In Piaget’s concrete OperationalD
stage of cognitive development, which
refers to the ability to order or arrage
thing logically according to dimension
such as weight, volume, length and
size?
A. Conservation
B. Reversibility
C. Decentering
D. Seriation
 ANS. C
160. The quantitative
increase in the length or size
of an individual is defined as?
A. Learning
B. Development
C. Growth
D. Maturation
• Growth- quantitative change
Eg. Kg, pounds, inches, meters
• Development- qualitative change,
increase in skill and capacity of
function, measured through
observation
• Maturation- increase in child’s
competence, internal ripening,
based on child’s heredity, state of
body and its readiness for behavior
161. Which situation best illustrates
concept of growth?
ANS. A
the

A. A kinder pupils gains 2 pounds with in two

months
B. A high school student gets a score of 85 in a
mental ability test
C. An education student has gained knowledge
on approaches and strategies in teaching
different subjects
D. An elementary grader has learned to play
piano
162. Which of theses statements is NOT true
ANS.
under the professionalization of teachers and
D
teaching as promulgated in the PD 1006 and
in RA 7836?
A. Holder of valid professional license and
certificate of registration
B. Appointed of full-time basis on a permanent
status
C. Assigned in the elementary and secondary
levels in both public and private schools
D. Assigned tertiary level in both private and state
colleges and universities
163. Happiness as differentiated
ANS.
from pleasure refers to the abiding
C
consequences of result which is
not destroyed even by the
presence of pain. The best
illustration of this principle:
A. A jackpot winner collecting his prize
B. An engaged couple getting married
C. A mother giving birth
D. A student topping the board exam
164. Which of the four pillars D
ANS.
in
education is the dominant theme
in the report of Edgar Faure which
also concerns on the development
of man’s complete dimension?
A. Learning to know
B. Learning to do
C. Learning to live together
D. Learning to be
165. Which of the following C
ANS.
Pillar of education is vital in
building a genuine and lasting
culture of peace in the world?
A. Learning to grow
B. Learning to do
C. Learning to live together
D. Learning to be
 B
166. After finishing the Degree ANS.
in
Education, Teacher Weena realizes that
learning never stops. She continues to
accumulate knowledge even after
leaving the portal of her alma mater.
This typifies what kind of philosophy?
A. Existentialism
B. Progressivism
C. Perennialism
D. Humanism
 ANS.
167. “Learning is the process
A
of retrieving prior learning”,
this is a statement from a:
A. Constructivist
B. Reconstructivist
C. Progressivist
D. Empiricist
168. Teacher Austin is teaching
without a clear philosophy of
ANS. D
education. What do you think
would be the consequences of his
action?
A. Inconsistency in teaching practice
B. Teaching practice without basis
C. Observance od : follow-the-leader”
concept
D. All of the above
 B
ANS. by
169. Ms. Dela Cruz is always guarded
the principle that she has a foremost
responsibility as a teacher. Given the
following, which do you think is the
main responsibility of Ms. Dela Cruz?
A. Shares responsibility in counselling
B. Guides students in learning process
C. Inspires students through interesting
lessons
D. Ask challenging questions
 170. During the distribution ofANS. D
the
report card, which of the following is
the foremost concern of the teacher?
A. Discuss projects of the school
B. Discuss the unsettled bills of the
students
C. Discuss the complaints of the other
teachers and classmates of the students
D. Discuss the progress as well as the
deficiencies of the students
 ANS.
171. Teacher Riana is a neophyte teacher.
One time, a mother of her students
D
confronted and maligned her in front of her
colleagues. How should teacher Riana react
on this kind of situation?
A. Walk away and ignore the mother
B. Answer back and malign the mother too
C. Allow the mother to keep on maligning her
until it’s her turn to do the same
D. Wait until the emotion of the mother subsides
and invite her to discuss the concern with the
principle or guidance counsellor
172. Teacher Maria is a new teacher, ANS. C
She
realizes that handling her students’
misbehaviour is a very demanding aspect
of classroom management. In this regard,
she thought of giving up teaching. What
advice can you give to her?
A. Agree with the class on what rules to follow
B. Report every student’s misbehaviour to the
principal
C. Set ground rules for the whole class
D. None of the above
173. Which statement below best ANS. C
describes development?
A. A student’s height increased from 5’2” to
5’4”
B. The change in weight from 110lbs to
125lbs
C. The student had learned to manipulate
computer
D.The students hips increased 1inch in
measure
174. The social purpose of theANS.
is to ________.
D
school

A. Inculcate patriotism, loyalty to the

existing political order
B. Teach the basic cognitive skills such as
writing, speaking and reading
C. Involve training and preparation of
citizens for the world of work
D. Make the students aware of their
various roles in society
175. Teacher Jesus is now 69
ANS. D
years old. He has been observing
changes in him such as aging
process. Which term refers to the
development change in the
individual?
A. Learning
B. Development
C. Growth
D. Maturation
176. How would you classify
ANS.D
the purpose of the school as it
concerns with the training
and preparation of citizens for
the world of work?
A. Political purposes
B. Cognitive purposes
C. Social purposes
D. Economic purposes
 ANS.
177. “Men are built, not born.” this
B
quotation by John Watson states that:
A. The ineffectiveness of training on a
person’s development
B. The effect of environmental stimulation
on a person’s development
C. The absence of genetic influence on
person’s development
D. The effect of heredity
178. The criterion of success in Teacher Roel’s
ANS.
objective is that “ the pupils must be able to
C
spell 90% of the words correctly” Beth and 24
others in the class spelled only 40 out of 50
words correctly while the rest scored 45 and
above. This means that Teacher Roel________
A. attained his lesson objective
B. did not attain his lesson objective because of the
pupil’s lack of attention
C. failed to attain his lesson objective as far as the
25 pupils are concerned
D. attained his lesson objective because of his
effective spelling drill
 ANS.C
179. A boy is closer to his mother
and a girl is closer to her father.
These instances are under
_________.
A. Oedipal complex
B. Latent stage
C. Phallic stage
D.Pre-genital stage
 D
ANS.
Erikson labelled children who
are two years of age as
“terrible two” because
A.They are inquisitive
B.They are sickly
C.They are playful
D.They are assertive
 180. The supervisor is talking about ANS.
“grading on the curve” in a district meeting.
D
What does this expression imply?
A. A student grade determines whether or not a
student attains a defined standard of achievement
B. A student grade tells how closely he is
achieving to his potential
C. A student grade compares his achievement to
his effort
D. A student grade depends on how his
achievements compares with the achievement of
other students in a class
181. The results of National Elementary
Assesment Test (NEAT) are interpreted
A
ANS.
against a set mastery level. This means
that NEAT is categorized as a/an _______
test.
I. critetion-referenced interpretation
II. norm-referenced interpretation
A. I only
B. II only
C. Either I or II
D. Neither I and II
 Situation A . Study this group of test which was
administered to a class to whom Emil belongs,
then answer the questions (182-186)
SUBJECT EMIL’s MEAN STANDARD
SCORE SCORE DEVIATION
Mathematics 79 75 2.00
English 88 90 1.50
Physical 92 93 2.00
Education
182. Which of the following ANS. C
statements is TRUE when standard
deviation is large?
A. Scores are concentrated around the
mean
B. The scores are normally distributed
C. Scores are dispersed within the mean
D. The mean, median and mode are
equal
183. In which subject the
scores most homogenous?
A. Mathematics
B. English
C. Physical Education
D. Mathematics and English
SUBJECT EMIL’s MEAN STANDARD
SCORE SCORE DEVIATION

Mathematics 79 75 2.00

English 88 90 1.50

Physical 92 93 2.00
Education
 ANS. B
183. In which subject the
scores most homogenous?
A. Mathematics
B. English
C. Physical Education
D. Mathematics and English
184. In which subjects did Emil
performed well in relation to
the group performance?
A. Mathematics
B. English
C. Physical Education
D. Mathematics and English
SUBJECT EMIL’s MEAN STANDARD
SCORE SCORE DEVIATION

Mathematics 79 75 2.00

English 88 90 1.50

Physical 92 93 2.00
Education
 A
ANS.
184. In which subjects did Emil
performed well in relation to
the group performance?
A. Mathematics
B. English
C. Physical Education
D. Mathematics and English
Situation B. Study the table on item analysis for non-
attractiveness and non-plausibility of distracters
based on the results of a try-out test in English. The
letter marked with an asterisk is the correct answer
(For items 187-191)

Item No. 16
A B C* D

Upper Group
27%
2 2 8 4
Lower Group
27%
3 6 4 3
185. The table shows that the
test item analysed________
A. is easy
B. very difficult
C. has a negative discrimination
index
D. has a positive discrimination
index
 d=8-4x2/32
d=8/32= 0.25
 D
ANS.
186. The table shows that the
test item analysed________
A. is easy
B. very difficult
C. has a negative discrimination
index
D. has a positive discrimination
index
 B
ANS.
189. Teacher Ryan wants to assess
his pupils using performance based
task. Which of the following is NOT
the main objective of his assessment?
A. Solve word problems about involving
conic figures
B. Identity conic figures
C. Derive the formula in finding the
volume of the conic figures
D. Construct models of conic figures
190. Which of the following
measurement scales include
civil status and gender?
A.Nominal
B.Ordinal
C.Interval
D.Ratio
• Nominal scale- merely classifies object
wherein the order is not significant,
numbers serve as “tags” or “labels”
eg. Gender, nationality, civil status
• Ordinal scale- order is important
• Interval scale- do not have true zero
value
eg. temperature
• Ratio scale- have true zero value
eg. height, money, age, weight
 ANS.
190. Which of the following
A
measurement scales include
civil status and gender?
A.Nominal
B.Ordinal
C.Interval
D.Ratio
191. In using Essay questions, A
ANS.
which of the following are these
tests susceptible to, such as to
make them less reliable measure
broad knowledge of the subject
matter?
A. Bluffing
B. Time consuming
C. Guessing
D.Cheating
192. Which of the following statements is/are
limitation of essay questions?
ANS. B
I. Highest level learning outcomes can be measured
II. Preparation time is less than that for selection-
type items.
III. The integration and application of ideas is not
emphasized
IV. Scoring is time consuming and tends to be
reliable
A. I and II
B. III and IV
C. I, II, III
D. I, II, III, IV
193. Teacher Mike Conducted ANS. D
a short
test after discussing a lesson on
“Guidelines of constructing Multiple-
choice test to determine whether the
students have acquired knowledge
about the lesson. Which type of
assessment Teacher Mike conducted?
A. Placement Assessment
B. Summative Assessment
C. Diagnostic Assessment
D. Formative Assessment
before discussing the chapter in
B
194. Teacher Mila will conduct aANS.
test

polynomials. Her purpose is to

determine whether the students have
requisite knowledge and not for grading
purposes, Which of the following is the
most appropriate?
A. Placement Assessment
B. Diagnostic Assessment
C. Formative Assessment
D. Summative Assessment
195. Teacher Ana constructed a matching C
ANS.type
of test. In her column of description consists of
triangles, polynomials, solving problem and
circles. Which rule of constructing matching
type of test was NOT followed?
A. Specify the directions the basis of matching
B. Put all of the matching item on the same page
C. Include only homogeneous material in each
matching item
D. Place the responses in alphabetical or numerical
order
196. Which of the following statementsA
ANS.
is the advantage of essay questions over
multiple choice questions.
A. provide measurement of more complex
learning outcomes
B. place greater emphasis on the recall of
factual information
C. require more time for test preparation
and scoring
D. provide for more extensive sampling of
course content
197. Why should negative terms ANS.
avoided in the stem of a multiple-
beA
choice item?
A. They may be overlooked
B. They tend to increase the length of the
stem
C. They may increase the difficulty in
scoring
D. They make the construction of
alternative more difficult
 B
198. The lack of plausible,ANS.
but
incorrect alternative will cause
the greatest difficulty when
constructing________.
A. essay items
B. multiple-choice items
C. true-false items
D. short-answer items
199.In interpreting
ANS. A
assessment results, which is
described when the results
are consistent?
A. Reliability
B. Subjectivity
C. Validity
D. Objectivity
• Reliability- defined as the
consistency of scores obtained
even after repeating the same or
parallel instrument
• Validity- measures what it
intends to measure
• Objectivity- eliminates biases
(subjectivity) in scoring
200. The statement that “test ANS.
reliability is necessary but not a
B
sufficient condition of test validity”
means that:
A. a reliable test will have a certain
degree of validity
B. a valid test will have a certain degree of
reliability
C. a reliable test may be completely
invalid
D. a valid test completely unreliable
 ANS. D
201. Which item is the best for
measuring computational
skill?
A. Multiple-choice
B. True-False item
C. Matching item
D. Short-answer item
 ANS. D
202. A child was punished for cheating in
an exam. For sure the child won’t cheat
again in short span of time, but this does
not guarantee that the child won’t cheat
ever again Based on Thorndike’s theory
on punishment and learning, this shows
that ________
A. Punishment strengthens a response
B. Punishment removes response
C. Punishment doesn’t remove response
D. Punishment weakens a response
203. Giving the highest budgetaryANS.B
allocation, the Philippine government
recognizes the possible contribution of
its future citizens to the national
development goals of the Philippine
society. The goal of education for social
transformation was stressed by the early
A. Greek education
B. Roman Education
C. Athenian Education
D. Followers of Christ
204. Which statement is true in A
ANS.
using
the non-technical approach to
curriculum development?
A. The teachers function both as a
curriculum developer and implementer
B. The processes used in curriculum
development are rational and systematic
C. The teachers rarely participate in the
development of the curricula.
D. Curriculum functions are separate but
related to instructional functions
 A
205. Pinning veil aroundANS.
the
bride and the groom, exchange
of rings, releasing of doves
during wedding ceremony
show that culture is:
A. Symbolic
B. Continuous
C. Historical
D. Changeless
206. Which statement aboutANS. the A
subject-centered curriculum is
NOT true?
A. There is a high level cooperative
interaction
B. It covers much content in a short
period of time
C. The teacher has a full control of the
classroom activities
D. The main task is mastery of learning
207. Laughing at a two-year-old D
ANS.
child who uttered a bad word is not
a proper thing to do because in this
stage of the child’s life , the child
is________
A. Considering the views of others
B. Distinguishing sex differences
C. Socializing
D. Distinguishing right from wrong
208. Mrs. Galang often makes use of
ANS.
experimental rather than the rote
B
method in teaching: she is, thus
observed to provide “custom-made”
activities of her pupils. The
curriculum pattern she apparently
follow is that of ________
A. activity-based
B. child-centered
C. process-oriented
D. life-functions-focused
 C
ANS.
209. The following classroom
management techniques must
be considered for children with
visual impairment except:
A. wide enough classrooms
B. far from noise
C. limited space
D. obstacle free
210. Of goals of education,ANS. D
which relates to the
strengthening of our society’s
sense of belonging and
identity?
A.Autonomy
B.Enculturation
C.Moral Character
D.Citizenship
 211. At the first day of school, ANS.
the B
teacher can already show legitimate
power by
A. By making your students feel that
they are accepted the way they are.
B. By allowing yourself act “loco parentis”
C. By making them realize the
importance of good grades
D. By making them feel you have
mastery of subject matter
1. Expert Power
2. Referent Power
3. Legitimate Power
4. Reward Power
5. Coercive Power
212. Which among the statement ANS. B
below
is NOT a characteristic of an effective
classroom management?
A. it quickly and unobtrusively redirects
misbehaviour once it occurs
B. It teaches dependence on others for self-
control
C. It respects cultural norms of students
D. Strategies are simple enough to be used
consistently
213. Which among the following ANS. C
runs
contrary to sound classroom
management practices?
A. establish routines at the first day of
school
B. develop system of coming in and going
out of the classroom
C. apply rules and policies on a case to case
basis
D. apply proactive approach to discipline
214. When a teacher encourages ANS. C
participation of every student during
classroom discussion, he is addressing
what particular need of students?
A. The need to show their oral abilities to
the rest of the class
B. The need to be creative
C. To feel significant and be part of a group
D. To get everything out in the open
215. How can a teacher show reward
ANS.
power during the first day of school?
B
A. By making them feel you know what you
are talking about.
B. By making them realize the importance
of good grades
C. By reminding them your students your
authority over them again and again
D. By giving your students a sense of
belonging and acceptance
 ANS. B
216. A utilitarianist is one
who focuses on:
A. Pleasure
B. Greater good
C. Self-interest
D. Agapeic love
 C
ANS.
217. This characteristics of
instructional plans allow the
parts to have a smooth flow of
transition:
A. clarity
B. symmetry
C. coherence
D. conciseness
218. If I want my studentsANS.
to C
connect education theory and
practice, which learning
experience would be my best
option?
A. simulation
B. microteaching
C. school immersion
D. role playing
219. Yes or No, is the learner B
ANS.
a
resources in the classroom?
A. No, students are very inexperienced
B. Yes, students are very important
resources
C. Yes, as long as he is a bright
student
D. No, the teacher is the only trained
person in the classroom
220. I want to help the studentsD
ANS. of
the Police Academy to learn the
technique of bomb diffusal by
using fake bombs since real bombs
cannot be used. What technique
should I use?
A. laboratory
B. process approach
C. apprentice activity
D. simulation
221. Role playing will be best ANS. A
employed when:
A. creating a life situation usually
involving conflicts between people
B. making student analyse impact of
forecast denudation
C. expressing sentiments as a group
D. creating group consensus
221. Which of these “combination ofANS. A
classes”
is organized in places where the required
number of pupils of the same grade levels
has not met the required number to make
up separate class thus the teacher
apportions class time for instruction to
every grade level within the class?
A. Multi-grade
B. Heterogeneous
C. Extension
D. Homogeneous
 ANS.
222. To inculcate the value of C
Filipinism, I used the declamation
piece entitled “ The Anatomy of a
Filipino “ in my Values Ed class.
Which approach did I use?
A. Intuitive
B. Multidisciplinary
C. Reflective
D. Interdisciplinary
 C
ANS.
223. If I ask my students to
examine their way of thinking,
then I am engaging mu
students in what activity?
A. reasoning
B. reflection
C. metacognition
D. meditation
224. Non-directed question is
in which fashion?
A
done
ANS.
A. ask the question pause then call on
a student
B. pause, ask the question then call on
a student
C. call on a student, ask the question
then pause
D. call on a student, pause then ask
the question
225. Keeping Maslow’s hierarchy ANS.
of C
need in mending during classroom
management, teacher should avoid…
A. allow those who are late to enter the
classroom without excuse letter
B. shift focus of lessons to fit the interest of
the students
C. scolding a hungry student for his lack of
attention
D. shifting seat arrangement
 C
ANS.
226. Goal-oriented instruction
ends with _____.
A. re test
B. review
C. evaluation
D. drill
227. Progressive methods such ANS.
as C
individualized instruction, self-
paced learning and modular
methods are technique geared
toward the total development of
learners to reach
A. full intellectual development
B. full maturity
C. self-actualization
D. school adjustment
228. Handling the concerns of teenagers
ANS.B
is different from handling the concerns of
the children. Which of the following is
the best technique for high school
teenagers?
A. talking about sex, drugs, smoking and other
vices should be avoided since this is a
sensitive issue for them
B. get to know their peers
C. parents should decide for the teenager to
ensure the right choice
D. give them total independence
 ANS.
229. Is corporal punishment allowed
B
under Philippine laws?
A. Yes
B. No
C. Yes, provide the punishment is within
the limits of physical capacity of the child
D. No, unless the parents allowed the
teacher to inflict corporal punishment on
their child
230. To be relevant in the
ANS. D
community where school is
located, school as an agent of
change has to offer
A. vocational education
B. early childhood education
C. out of school study programs
D. indigenous learning system
The indigenous learning systems
ensure that the culture is inculcated
in the young. This is done through
processes of observation and
imitation. The young learn about
agricultural practices by going to the
fields with their parents and
assuming small tasks or imitating
them at play.
 D
ANS.
231. When a Filipina teenager
learns to act the way her
ancestors did, this is known
as:
A. Assimilation
B. Socialization
C. Acculturation
D. Enculturation
 D
ANS. to
232. While waiting for the lecture
end the students of Mr. Conception
kept walking around the classroom.
This Grade 5 teacher failed to…
A. make the student answer the pre-
lecture assessment
B. involve the children in the lecture
C. choose the right lecture technique
D. set rules for the pupils
 D
ANS.
233. Among the following , which
do you think is the major
responsibility of the teacher?
A. ask challenging questions
B. conduct counselling
C. motivate the lesson to interest the
students
D. guide pupils in learning process
234. Educational institution
ANS. D
efforts developing works skill
inside the school are aimed at
________.
A. Developing moral character
B. Teaching the duties of citizenship
C. Inculcating love of country
D. Developing vocational efficiency
 ANS. A
235.___________ supports equitable
access but on the other hand,
quality might be comprised.
A. Open admission
B. School accreditation
C. Deregulated tuition fee hike
D. Selective retention
236. What government program ANS.C
allows student who are not
accommodated in community public
schools to enrol in a private school
at the governments expense?
A. Government Assistance Program
B. Study now pay later
C. Educational Service Contract System
D. National Scholarship Program
237. The use of integrated ANS. C
approach in both secondary and
primary level subjects is a result of
the implementation of the _______
A. Program for Decentralized
Education
B. School-based management
C. Basic Education Curriculum
D. Schools firsts initiative
 B
ANS.
238. A student know that the examination
week is approaching, but instead of
studying, he chose to spend his time
playing computer games. On the
examination day itself, he opted to pray
for miracles rather than studying. Which
attitude towards religion is displayed?
A. Religion is fake
B. Religion as magic
C. Religion as authentic
D. Religion as real
 ANS.
239. Tho following are specific
B
strategies for memory
enhancement. Which one is not?
A. Use mnemonic devices
B. Overlearn the material
C. Sleep before studying
D. Distribute, study, and practice
new materials
 ANS.
240. Researches established
B
that complete coordination
of motor activities is attained
at:
A. Prenatal stage
B. Childhood stage
C. Adolescence stage
D. Infancy
Skills to use the muscles are
developed mainly during the early
development phase of childhood, but
the perfection of each skill is reached
only after several months of practice.
Thereby growing children develop the
capabilities to function effectively and
to perform day to day activities
independently.
241. All of the following
ANS. A
activities are best to conclude
a reading lesson except:
A. Constructing graphic organizer
B. Valuing
C. Appreciating
D. Relating lesson to own life
Graphic organizers are given to
students before they begin reading
because they provide a great
springboard for pre-reading
discussions that will elicit
additional prior knowledge on the
topic.
 C
ANS.
242. There are several techniques
of lecturing and one of this is
delivering the lecture in a
multidisciplinary way. This
technique is called?
A. Outlining
B. Component
C. Transitional
D. Relevance
• Make explicit transitions
between topics with mini-
summaries. Link current
material to previously-
learned content and future
lectures.
 B
ANS.
243. The teacher started his lesson
about “Mammals” by giving a general
characteristics of mammals the
eventually gives examples. His
teaching method is known as ….
A. inductive
B. deductive
C. transductive
D. outlining
244. What should be your primary D
ANS.
consideration as a school
administrator if you want to develop
a quality program for your faculty?
A. Prescribed by experts
B. Availability of funding
C. Can be used by teachers to renew
license
D. Responsive to identified teachers’
needs
245. As a community leader, ANS.B
teacher should avoid?
A. make efforts to help alleviate the
social conditions of the community
B. be aloof so that she can maintain
objectivity
C. help in finding potential sponsors
D. be an active member of the
community
 ANS.
246. Of the following, which is
C
most fundamental to build up a
strong school culture of
excellence?
A. High standards of performance
B. Student-centered curriculum
C. Mission and core values
D.Student hand
247.DepEd suggested that to ANS. C
manage
effectively the schools, stand-alone
schools in some remote areas should
be placed under one lead school. The
strongest factor in consideration
regarding this proposal is
A. historical
B. psychological
C. geographical
D. social
248. Among the following, which ANS.C
best describes the implication of
EFA for schools?
A. making educational reform in
exclusive schools
B. offering of informational education
C. Practice of inclusive education
D. emphasizing formal education
249. The environment is greatly ANS. B
abused
which is why schools are teaching
sustainable development. Which is the
best practice among the following?
A. focus the curriculum on the environment
B. integrate sustainable development on the
curriculum
C. sustainable development is not within the
grasp of students
D. promote environmental drive in the
school
 ANS.
250. The “Great Didactic”an
B
educational classic was
written by:
A. Rousseau
B. Comenius
C. Froebel
D. Locke
 ANS.
251. Which of the following is
B
true of demonstration classroom?
A. Teacher acts as decision maker
B. Students decide what and how to
learn
C. Consultation and dialogue
D. Suggestions are sent to higher
officials for decisions
253. Which of the following is aANS. C
quality
of an engaging learning environment
most reflective of EFA?
A. Innovation to enhance learning for
all types of learners
B. Decentralized education
C. Student-centered learning
activities
D. Open communication for all
teachers
254. The brain’s left
ANS. D
hemisphere is involved in
_________ function.
A. Nonverbal
B. Intuitive
C. Visual
D. Logical
255. Based on Edgar Dale’s
Cone of Experience, which
among the following is nearest
from the real thing?
A. watching demo
B. attending exhibit
C. hearing and listening
D. viewing images
 A
ANS.
255. Based on Edgar Dale’s
Cone of Experience, which
among the following is nearest
from the real thing?
A. watching demo
B. attending exhibit
C. hearing and listening
D. viewing images
256.Which of the following best C
ANS.
characterize the business
Academic Approach in classroom
management?
A. persist, enforce, don’t give up
B. Calmness, consistency, confidence
C. Work, organization, procedures
D. Control, persistency, sanction
257. Among categories of time ANS.
in A
classrooms and schools, which refers
to the number of days and hours in the
school calendar specified by the school
and government agencies?
A. Allocated time
B. Mandated time
C. Engaged time
D. Instruction time
 ANS. D
258. Among qualities which
employers look for in the 21st
century workplace, which is the
most challenging and demanding?
A. Aptitude for teamwork
B. Skill and social behavior
C. Readiness to take risks
D. Specific competencies for work
 ANS. C
259. Which is a flexible and
individual support for children
with special needs that are a part
of education?
A. Exclusive
B. Conclusive
C. Inclusive
D. Exhaustive
260. What do we call those
B
ANS.

people who are for the revival

of the classics in social trends?
A.Reformists
B.Humanists
C.Existentialists
D.Rationalists
261. Among the following
ANS.D
criterion, which should be the
priority when choosing
device?
A. novelty
B. cost
C. attractiveness
D. appropriateness
 ANS. C
262. If teacher would like to
focus on attitudinal change,
the teacher’s best option is
A. field trip
B. exhibit
C. role play
D. simulation
263. How Gardner’s MI theory
ANS. C
encourages the teachers to
A. think in a multidisciplinary way
B. focus on the IQ of students
C. Consider various intelligences
when creating lesson
D. present the lesson methodically
264. To teach the importanceANS.
ofD
sustainable development, the
teacher divided the class into six
groups and asks them to discuss the
topic within six minutes. What
technique did the teacher employ?
A. symposium
B simulation
C. role playing
D. Philips 66
265. To nurture student’s
ANS. C
creativity, which activity should
Teacher Emman avoid?
A. ask open ended question
B. ask divergent question
C. ask closed ended question
D. be open to “out of the box” idea
266. Which of the following is a correct ANS.
for classroom teachers to give understanding
C
way

and support to a child whose family is in

turmoil?
A. excuse a sad child from classroom chores,
knowing that the child doesn’t like doing much
B. discreetly avoid any discussion with the child
that might open up painful feelings
C. provide classroom activities and materials, such
as clay and paint, that might enable the child work
through feelings
D. keep the child from being alone and having time
to brood
 ANS.
267. For classroom teachers, awareness of issues in C
the family situations of their students is important.
Which of the following is not true about children of
divorce?
A. children are almost always more traumatized than
their parents
B. of children from divorced parents, 75-80% do not have
serious problems
C. children from divorced parents have fewer problems
than children from non-divorced parents
D. pre-school children are usually the most afraid and
symptomatic of trauma when divorce occurs in their
families
268. Which pattern of development
would surprise you MOST?
A. a child walks if led before he or she
stands alone
B. a child sits alone before he or she
stands holding furniture
C. a child sits when supported before he
or she holds his or her chest up.
D. a child stands holding furniture before
he or she crawls
GROSS MOTOR SKILLS
1month-----can turn head from side to side
2months----lifts head when in prone
3months----lifts head and chest when in prone
4moths------gain head control, tries to roll over
5months----roles from prone to supine
6moths------rolls from supine to prone
sits with support
7months-----sit without support temporarily
8months-----sits without support indefinitely
9months------crawl
10months-----stands while holding on furnitures
11months------cruises
12months------stand alone
15months------walks alone
268. Which pattern of development ANS.D
would surprise you MOST?
A. a child walks if led before he or she
stands alone
B. a child sits alone before he or she
stands holding furniture
C. a child sits when supported before he
or she holds his or her chest up.
D. a child stands holding furniture before
he or she crawls
 ANS.
269. You are playing with a neighbor’sA
son, Sam. He is taking a stick and waving
it through the air, making airplane
noises. You then take the stick and push
it along the ground, making car noises.
Sam angrily takes back the stick and
says, “No, it’s a plane” Sam appears to be
in Piaget’s
A. preoperational stage
B. concrete operational stage
C. period of formal operations
D. sensorimotor stage
 ANS.
270. The authoritarian setting in
B
the Filipino homes is reinforced
by a classroom teacher who:
A. Encourages pupils to ask question
B. Prescribes what pupils should do
C. Is open to suggestion
D. Ask open ended question
271. Martin has the ability to know ANS. B
where he
is in relative and fixed locations. He also
possesses the ability to accomplish tasks
requiring three-dimensional visualization
and placement of hands on other parts of the
body. Which multiple intelligence is
dominant in him?
A. linguistic
B. spatial
C. naturalistic
D. logical
272. It is the distance between theANS. A
actual
development level as determined by
independent problem solving and the
level of potential as determined through
problem solving under adult guidance
collaboration with more capable peers.
A. Zone of Proximal Development
B. Crystallized Intelligence
C. Zone of Cephalocaudal Development
D. Zone of Multiple Skills Development
 ANS.
273. Every morning , Mrs. Trisha would C
scold
her son for not fixing his beddings claiming
that her son was old enough to do so. But
when Mrs. Trisha son asked permission to
attend a party, she claimed that he was still
too young to do so. What could be the effect of
the situation?
A. Guilt
B. Initiative
C. Role confusion
D. Self-esteem
 274. The development of
ANS. A
understanding during early
childhood are as follows, except
A. ability to reason and to see
relationship
B. sensory experiences
C. ability to explore their environment
D. ability to ask questions
 ANS.
275. Baby talk or childish mispronunciation
is frequently regarded as cute by parents
A
and relatives not knowing that this attitude
might create a speech hazard on the part of
the baby. If parents hear their mispronounce
words, they must:
A. correct their mistakes
B. ask the child to rephrase the statement
C. ignore the statement until the child says it
correctly on his own
D. respond to the correct content of the statement
and ignore the error
 ANS. B
276.What is the systematic process of
collecting and analyzing information
to increase our understanding of the
phenomena under study?
A. Discover
B. Research
C. Data collection
D. Experiment
 B
ANS.
277. A type of learning that
focuses on the assimilation of
attitudes, values and
emotional reaction is called
A. Cognitive
B. Affective
C. Psychomotor
D. Holistic
278. Peter an 8 year old boy C
ANS.
announced in front of his class “Let
us not cheat because this is what our
conscience tell us” Peter’s moral
stage is most likely is in
A. Pre conventional
B. Conventional
C. Post conventional
D. Between pre conventional and
conventional
279. Congressman Gahaman declaredANS. A
in front of his aides: “If you are going to
do something wrong, just make it
appoint not to be caught…. And don’t
forget my share” The congressman’s
moral stage is likely be in
A. Preconventional
B. Conventional
C. Post conventional
D. Between conventional and post
conventional
280. ___________ refers to ANS. B
quantitative changes in an
individual as he progresses in
chronological age.
A. Development
B. Growth
C. Cephalocaudal
D. Proximodistal
 B
281. _______ is a disorder of ANS.
neural
development characterized by
impaired social interaction and
communication and by restricted
and repetitive behaviour.
A. mental retardation
B. autism
C. ADHD
D. Physical Disabilities
 C
ANS.
282. His best contribution to
the world of education is the 3
laws ( law of effect, law of
readiness and law of exercise)
A. Rousseau
B. Pavlov
C. Thordike
D. Bandura
283. This premier behaviourist once said: Give
ANS.
me a dozen healthy infants, well-formed and on
B
my own specified the world to bring them up in
and I’ll guarantee to take any one at random and
train him to become any type of specialist I
might select-doctor, lawyer, artist, merchant-
chief and, yes even beggar-man and thief,
regardless of his talent, pens, chants, tendencies,
abilities, vocations, and race of his ancestors”
A. Bandura
B. Watson
C. Rogers
D. Erikson
 ANS.
284. A child receives a STAR STAMP C
after correctly completing his task. The
child always tries to complete all tasks
correctly for him to have a stamp once
again. What is being shown in the
situation?
A. Associative learning
B. Classical conditioning
C. Operant conditioning
D. Pavlovian conditioning
285. Providing variety of learning ANS. C
activities to students is characteristics of
a teacher who understand the principle
of
A. reward as a potential means of increasing
the participation
B. proactive teaching as a modern technique of
teaching
C. facilitating learning with emphasis on
individual differences
D. allowing the student to be exposed to
various teaching techniques
286. Laughing at a two-year-old D
ANS.
child who uttered a bad word is not
a proper thing to do because in this
stage of the child’s life , the child
is________
A. Considering the views of others
B. Distinguishing sex differences
C. Socializing
D. Distinguishing right from wrong
 ANS. B
286. Can Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao
teach sports in the public school?
A. Yes, because he is an ALS graduate.
B. Yes, because he is acknowledged
internationally
C. No, he is not a LET passer.
D. No, he is not aware of the teaching and
learning process.
 RA 9293
• “SEC. 26. Registration and Exception. – No person shall
engage in teaching and/or act as a professional teacher
as defined in this Act, whether in the preschool,
elementary or secondary level, unless the person is a
duly registered professional teacher, and a holder of a
valid certificate of registration and a valid professional
license or a holder of a valid special/temporary
permit.
• A special permit may also be issued by the Board to a
person who has excelled and gained international
recognition and is a widely acknowledged expert in his
or her respective field of specialization.”
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