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LESSON 11 CREATING A POSITIVE SCHOOL CLASS : 
CULTURE
20 Questions DATE  : 

1. School culture is?

I. One of the most complex and important concepts in education.

II. It refers to the beliefs, perceptions, relationships, attitudes, and written and unwritten
rules that shape and influence every aspect of how a school functions

III. It refers to the set of relationships that occur among members of a school community
that are determined by structural, personal, and functional factors of the educational
institution, which provide distinctiveness to schools.

A I and III is correct B II and III is correct

C Only I is correct D I and II is correct

2. School Culture consist of:

A shared experiences B expectation and traditions

C norms D dress code

E social life

3. TRUE OR FALSE

Culture is a Genetic Construct

A TRUE B FALSE

4. FACT OR BLUFF

School Culture is a creation of the school head, teachers, parents, non-teaching staff,
students and community.

A FACT B BLUFF
5. School Climate is:

I. It refers to the set of relationships that occur among members of a school community that
are determined by structural, personal, and functional factors of the educational institution,
which provide distinctiveness to schools.

II. It is illustrated by the attitudes and behaviors of the school staff and is focused on the
style of the school's organizational system.

III. It refers to the school's effects on students, including teaching practices, diversity and the
relationships among administrators, teachers, parents and students. School climate is
driven by and reflected in daily interactions of staff, administration, faculty, students
support staff and the outside community.

A Only I is correct B Only III is correct

C I and II are correct D II and III are correct

6. TRUE OR FALSE

School culture is a deeper level of reflection of shared values, beliefs, and traditions
between staff members.

A FALSE B TRUE

7. TRUE OR FALSE

School Climate refers to the way teachers and other staff members work together and the
set of beliefs, values and assumptions they share.

A TRUE B FALSE

8. 4 Ways to Create a Positive School Culture:

A Student Opportunities B Professional Learning

C Community Engagement D Teacher Leadership

E Student Leadership

9. Which is the best example of "Teacher Leadership"?

The school head creates a teacher

leadership program that recognizes and The school head treats the teachers for a
A B
utilizes the strengths of staff members for vacation trip.
school improvement.

The school head have a little vison for the

C
future.
10. Which is the best example of "Student Opportunities"?

The school head create clubs that can

A All of the above B enhance students‘ social skills at the same
time.

The school head strategically creates

opportunities for student leadership and Recruiting students who need the boost in
C D
seek out unique ways to engage students social skills and peer interactions.
in non-traditional roles.

11. The following are example of Professional Learning except?

Student teacher partnerships and

A B Parent seminars
mentoring

C Teacher training D Class Pictorial

12. Choose the examples of Community Engagement

A Traditional PTA activities B Planting

C Brigada Eskwela D Outreach Program

E Netflix and Chill

13. All are elements of positive culture except:

A None B Traditions

C Experimentation D High Expectations

E Caring, Celebration, Humor

14. ELEMENTS of POSITIVE CULTURE

The atmosphere encourages experimentation and so will welcome mistakes as part of the
learning process.

15. ELEMENTS of POSITIVE CULTURE

Certainly words of appreciation and recognition make classroom climate highly favorable. A
reminder to teachers: "You are not made 108 less when you praise others.

16. ELEMENTS of POSITIVE CULTURE

Involving others who are concerned with decisions to be made enhances their sense of
ownership. They also feel important.

17. ELEMENTS OF POSITIVE CULTURE

A school must have an intentional culture-based program on shared values, beliefs, and
behaviors
18. ELEMENTS OF POSITIVE CULTURE

No one gets ostracized for speaking up his mind.

19. ELEMENTS OF POSITIVE CULTURE

Kids don't care what you know until they know that you care. They don't listen to teacher
when teacher doesn't care.‖

20. TRUE OR FALSE

Shared norms for both teachers and students contribute to a positive school culture.

A FALSE B TRUE