Professional Education

PROFESSIONA
L EDUCATION
REVIEWER
PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION
1.Teacher Kyla wants to find out what knowledge
or skills the students have mastered to set up
her starting point for Grade 11 English, She
needs to a________________.
a.Diagnostic evaluation
b.Summative evaluation
c. Placement evaluation
d.Program evaluation
2. Max Scheler introduced a hierarchy of values that the
teacher needs to develop among learners. Identify these
values along the following situation.
Teacher Didi recognized the fact that learning has a strong
sensual feeling and so she explores the
learners_______________.
a. Pleasure values
b. Vital values
c. Spiritual values
d. Values of the holy
3. What example will you propose as work
assignment the engages learners in active
learning in a student-centered classroom?
a. Drills
b. Lecture
c. Demonstration
d. Project-making
4. What is the core of the classroom setting in
every school?
a. Instruction
b. Research
c. Curriculum
d. Syllabus
5. After receiving a complaint from students, how
will you as supervisor in a department judge teacher
who explained that high cost of materials caused
him to collect money for test papers, but he forgot to
monograph them?
a. Reasoning
b. Rationalizing
c. Clarifying
d. Justifying
6. Who first formally stated that “truth and
knowledge arise out of observation and
experience?
a. Jean Jacques Rosseau
b. John Dewey
c. William James
d. John Locke
7. Among thinking analysis means
________________.
a. Selecting relevant and important information
b. Breaking down complex information
c. Placing information categories
d. Comparing information for proper choices
8. What is the best way for teachers to present
facts on subject content?
a. Direct instruction
b. Indirect instruction
c. Collaborative learning
d. Self-directed learning
9. The school wants to find out the causes of
students problems that gave them in the district
exam. The school has to do a
________________.
a. Summative evaluation
b. Program evaluation
c. Diagnostic evaluation
d. Placement evaluation
10. Which test is subjective and less reliable for
scoring and grading?
a. Multiple choice
b. Completion
c. Essay
d. Matching
11. For the production of learning outcomes, the
Expert Learning checks errors and redirect efforts
to maintain _____________.
a. Required output
b. Large output quantity
c. Diversified output
d. Quality output
12. Which of the following is simulation to
abstract the real word in learning?
a. Scrabble
b. Role playing
c. Monopoly
d. Chess
13. Teacher Elena stopped giving group work after she
observed group members lead work to group leaders.
What specific principle of learning should urge Teacher
Elena revive and guide students on group activities?
a. Learning is an active process
b. Learning is a collaborative process
c. Learning is a discovery of ideas
d. Learning starts with clear expectations and
outcomes
14. Which of the following principles best applies to
school and community?
a. The community is obliged to participate in school
programs
b. The school is independent of the school program
c. Community relations is part of the school program
d. Both school and community fall under local
government control
15. Among factors to professionalism, which do
you think is LEAST among characteristics that
determine the quality of professional service by
teachers?
a. Commitment to ethical standards
b. Salary range in service
c. Long and arduous work preparation
d. Continuing professional education
16. In grade distribution of class, what is the
basic numerical data that you will obtain as the
average of grades?
a. Measure
b. Mode
c. Median
d. Mean
17. Which kind of test measures students’
progress and appraise their ability relative to
specific standards?
a. Norm-reference
b. Item-reference
c. Subject-reference
d. Criterion-reference
18. Which standardized test is commonly used for
special testing (e.g. school admission, placement
of students?
a. Intelligence test
b. Psychological test
c. Medical test
d. Achievement test
19. Along Piaget’s principles, which can be
effective by way of props and visual aids to help
children understand ideas?
a. Instructional media
b. Drawings and illustrations
c. Chalkboard writing
d. Bulletin board displays
20. Standardized tests that cover the subject or
course in a school, district or region need to have
_.
a. Criterion validity
b. Content validity
c. Predictive validity
d. Curricular validity
21. Ausubels’ advance organizers help for
students to get ____________of the topic to be
learned.
a. Pieces of puzzle
b. Detailed pattern
c. Fish bowl view
d. Bird’s eye view
22. The teacher as facilitator adds vigor, light and
life in the classroom by his/her __________.
a. Uniform
b. Composure
c. Reticence
d. Presence
23. What would you expect to prevail among
students when purely essentialist learning is
applied in instruction?
a. Number of drop-outs increase
b. They become passive learners
c. There is less discipline among students
d. Learning achievements is low
24. As supported by research, these form
identified variables for student achievement
through teaching and instruction, but NOT to
include___________.
a. Class participation
b. Instructional reinforcement
c. Improved reading and study skills
d. School id’s and uniform
25. These are signs that students are active
learners-centered classroom but NOT to
include___.
a. Students reflecting on presented ideas
b. Students adding on new information
c. Students reacting to stimuli
d. Students writing journals
26. In the 4 A’s approach to facilitating learning,
the students learn best to relate ideas to real-life
through__________.
a. Analysis
b. Activity
c. Application
d. Abstraction
27. What example can you give to exemplify
Skinners Negative Reinforcertheory?
a. Failure for those who miss the final exam
b. Exams are postponed indefinitely
c. No final exam for those who have a 1.25
grade
d. No permit, no final exam
28. This arises from social institutions without
being considered as one of transcendent values
that are universal and unchanging.
a. Authority
b. Love
c. Justice
d. Freedom
29. According to Gardner’s Multiple Intelligence
Theory, learners who have the natural ability and
inclination for sounds, meanings, structures and
sounds of language are___________.
a. Naturalist intelligence learners
b. Musical intelligence learners
c. Spatial intelligence learners
d. Verbal-linguistic intelligence learners
30. Reliability of tests can be improved by various
factors and one is_________ in which scores are
spread over a range of abilities.
a. Increased number of score items
b. Heterogeneous of the student group
c. Moderate item difficult
d. Objective scoring
31. What skills do Principal Zeny need to develop
in order to focus well on problems, pick up real
messages and be sensitive to her teachers and
students?
a. Communication skills
b. Confidence building
c. Diagnostic skills
d. Critical thinking skills
32. Technological competencies which are given
emphasis in 21st century education means
integration of ______________devices in
teaching and learning.
a. Analogue
b. Audio-visual
c. Digital
d. Mechanical
33. What will you find and the UN declaration of
Human rights as the most human approach to the
protection of children in the world?
a. Multi-diverse learning
b. A modern family environment
c. Norm-referenced
d. School education
34. What project will you propose to the principal
when more senses are to be involved in the
learning process?
a. Demonstration
b. Field trip
c. Exhibit
d. Lecture
35. At what age is Filipino child a beneficiary of
the early childhood and Care national system
under R.A 8980?
a. From infancy to teenage years
b. From preschool to kindergarten age
c. During preschool to basic education
d. Application of a concept
36. Which kind of multiple question is “Henry
Kissinger is well known (a) corporate lawyer
(b) avante-garde playwright (c) surrealist artist (d)
international statements.
a. Simple knowledge
b. Assessment of an issue
c. Application of formula
d. Application of concept
37. Which is avoided in brainstorming as a form
of group dynamics in instruction?
a. Reviving old ideas
b. Making assumptions
c. Opening subject guesses
d. Object to ideas
38. Based on DepEd’s mission statement “quality basic
education means the students learn in child friendly, gender-
sensitive, safe and motivating environment”. This implies that
DepEd believes that environment affects learning. Which
philosophy of education is this?
a. Utilitarianism
b. Empiricism
c. Behaviorism
d. Essentialism
39. Which is referred to as assessment of
learning?
a. Authentic assessment
b. Traditional assessment
c. Summative assessment
d. Formative assessment
40. Which thought activity or cognitive ability is
tested in the easy question: “Describe the
strengths and weaknesses of Values Education in
basic education today?
a. Creating
b. Synthesizing
c. Evaluating
d. Applying
41. How would you describe teacher candy’s
initiative in relating to everyone in the class
without play favorites?
a. Competitive
b. Inclusive
c. Constructive
d. Exclusive
42. For Vygotsky, what is the key concept in the
team Scaffolding that is provide by teacher to
learners so that they can complete their learning
tasks?
a. Right information
b. Appropriate assistance
c. Correct attitude
d. Proper procedures
43. What is generally advanced by education who
suggests back-to-basic learning in education?
a. Home schooling
b. 3 R’s
c. Apprenticeship
d. 4 pillars
44. Which of the following expressions is a direct
motivator made by a teacher before an
examination?
a. Pay close attention to time
b. Don’t work too slow or you’ll be left behind
c. It’s all right to guess
d. I will be happy if you try your best
45. Teacher like wants to hold a discussion with a
small panel of students as resource persons. He
can effectively use __________informal seating
pattern for said aim.
a. Traditional formal pattern
b. Horseshoe pattern
c. Rectangular pattern
d. Circular pattern
46. What is teacher Shienna encouraging by her
hands on and play approach to teaching early
childhood learners?
a. Mind skills
b. Self-expression
c. Leisure
d. Occupational crafts
47. Thinking skills that are metacognitive relate to
__________________
a. Analytical thinking of parts information
b. Direct thinking of the “what” about facts and
figures
c. Reflective thinking on the “how” of one’s
learning
d. Propound thinking of “what”, “who” and “where’.
48. Setting of learning objectives adopts certain
characteristics under the acronym of SMART.
Which does A stands for?
a. Achieve
b. Active
c. Attainable
d. Admissible
49. According to Gardner’s multiple intelligence
theory, spatial intelligence learners are
inclined/disposed to _____________.
a. Colors, shapes, symmetry and images
b. One’s own strength, goals and desires
c. Body language, moods. Voice, feelings
d. Touch, movement, physical self
50. In order to clarify values that have emotional
overtones due to controversies and differences of
opinion, one good recommendation is for the
teacher__________.
a. To say what is moral for you may not be moral
for others
b. To remain neutral
c. To speak up for morality
d. To take the most radical position.
51. The idea of revisiting and elaborating to the
level of full understanding is achieved through
the______________.
a. Advanced organizers
b. Concept mapping
c. Spiral curriculum
d. Enrichment curriculum
52. Based on Bloom’s taxonomy, which of the
following can be most effective for making a
synthesis of learning?
a. A comparison of standards
b. A definition
c. A text reading
d. A plan
53. What is frustration control in the scaffold
instruction reading strategies for student’s
independent reading?
a. No frustration, no gain
b. Exploit frustration of not being able to read
c. Remove teacher frustration in teaching
reading
d. Help reduce stress
54. For Bandura’s theory, what is the teacher as
he is the object of observation in school?
a. Substitute model
b. Live model
c. Virtual model
d. Symbolic model
55. What is applied by Skinner’s in overt behavior
like events can result in learning?
a. Reinforcement schedules
b. Operant conditioning
c. Behavioral chaining
d. Shaping of behavior
56. Every teacher should facilitate mastery of the
content of lessons and this connotes the following
characteristics of learning
EXCEPT____________.
a. Adroit
b. Excellent
c. Admissible
d. Proficient
57. Along Piaget’s principles this is most
appropriate for learning Story Literature in middle
childhood?
a. As a status
b. As a benchmark
c. As a law
d. As ethical code
58. Along Piaget’s principles what, is most
appropriate for middle Childhood
Arithmetic/Mathematics learners?
a. Make students compete in speed in number
solutions
b. Use story problems in mathematics
c. Drill students in computing with numbers
d. Discuss mathematical ideas
59. Which thought activity or cognitive ability is
tested in the essay question. Using Christian
Ethics. How can population control be managed?
a. Justifying
b. Summarizing
c. Relating cause and effect
d. Application
60. What two central factors were given by
Vygotsky for the teacher to provide appropriate
assistance to learners for tasks completion?
a. Interaction and language
b. Strategies and initiatives
c. Planning and strategizing
d. Concepts and application
61. From Bloom’s taxonomy of cognitive
processing at what level is teacher Didi is asking
her students to formulate their personal
philosophy of education?
a. Evaluating
b. Assessing
c. Creating
d. Analyzing
62. The history of curriculum development in the
Philippines shows reduction of units in the
humanities but an increase in the natural and
physical sciences. On which though is this action
based?
a. Utilitarianism
b. Empiricism
c. Essentialism
d. Behaviorism
63. According to Gardner’s multiple intelligence
theory, who work effectively with numbers,
patterns and quantitative reasoning
are____________.
a. Logical-mathematical intelligence learners
b. Naturalist intelligence learners
c. Verbal-intelligence learners
d. Spatial intelligence learners
64. Among important characteristics for
successful teaching, which will you choose to
connote physical vigor, energy, industry,
endurance, zealousness and quickness?
a. Drive
b. Emotional stability
c. Refinement
d. Reliability
65. Which of the following is most exemplary for question-and-
answer episodes in teaching practice?
I. Question and answer exchange are relevant
II. Answers have some depth
III. Question spur critical thinking
IV. Focus is on meta-cognition
a. I, II and III
b. IV
c. I, III and IV
d. I, II, and IV
64. Among important characteristics for
successful teaching, which will you choose to
connote physical vigor, energy, industry,
endurance, zealousness and quickness?
a. Drive
b. Emotional stability
c. Refinement
d. Reliability
65. Which of the following is true of the teaching
profession?
a. Noblest Profession
b. Highest paid profession
c. Most lucrative profession
d. Highest level of public service
66. It is responsibility of every teacher to undergo annual
medical check-up in the interest of the _______.
I. Teacher
II. School and community
III. Learner
a. III only
b. I only
c. I and II only
d. I,II and III
67. Teacher Bianca told her students” look class,
you were made in such a way that your ear is above
your heart.” Which statements logically follows?
a. Your emotions should be controlled by your
reason.
b. Your head should govern you heart
c. Your head should rule your heart
d. Suppress your feelings and emotions
68. Teacher Elena stopped giving group work after she
observed group members leave the work to group
leaders. What specific principle of learning should urge
teacher Elena to revive and guide students on group
activities?
a. Learning is a discovery of ideas
b. Learning is an active process
c. Learning is a collaborative process
d. Learning starts with clear expectations and outcomes
69. Which instructional activities may serve to reflect the
teacher’s philosophy in teaching?
I. Setting of learning outcomes
II. Choices of teaching methods
III. Engaging in routine activities
a. I only
b. II and III
c. I and II
d. I and III
70. Which of the following planned routine activity
can teacher Jean effectively apply in order to
enrich her literature lesson on Shakespeare’s
Romeo and Juliet?
a. Going on field trip
b. Viewing a related film
c. Posting Facebook page
d. Writing essays
71. Which of the following best implements
research-based learning?
a. Information data gathering
b. Powerpoint instruction
c. Intensive seat work
d. Whole class lecture
72. These are issues discussed in a Global
Classroom, but NOT to include _______.
a. Climate changes
b. National heroes
c. Cultural diversity
d. Sustainable development goals
73. Who is excluded in the definition of
professional teacher in the Code of Ethics?
a. The Librarian
b. The Principal
c. The School Division Superintendent
d. The Master Teacher
74. In the problem solving method of teaching.
Which is the primary role of the teacher?
a. Lecturer
b. Clarifier
c. Director
d. Judge
75. Which is understood by an eye wink, simple
nodding of a head, or wave of a hand?
a. To monitor one’s own behavior
b. To keep an open mind
c. To engage in socio-civic projects
d. To be tolerant of others
76. In what situations may as teacher NOT
repeated a question
a. When a teacher is dictating a question
b. When a teacher is in a large room with poor
acoustics
c. When the question is multi-faceted
d. When an inattentive student fails to get the
question
77. How are books, magazines, journals and
manuals classified?
a. Print materials
b. Supplementary media
c. Audio-visuals
d. Atlas
78. Which of the following is an acceptable
initiative conducive to the teacher’s making a
difference in the achievement of new generations
of the country’s youth?
a. Greatest prestige in the community
b. Wearing of distinctive teacher’s uniform
c. Highest pay in the country
d. Quality teacher preparation
79. In introducing a new lesson, what is important
to consider by way of lesson continuity.
a. Relate new ideas to past lesson
b. Have a pre-test for new lesson
c. Introduce new lesson
d. Prepare new audio visuals.
80. For meaningful teaching, boundaries among
disciplines should be lesser and so a topic must
be a target from multi-perspective, which among
teaching approach should be used then?
a. Integration
b. Constructive
c. Reflection
d. Collaboration
81. A teacher discovers that a product of a certain
bottling company brings about damage teeth. Much
as he wants to share the product of his research, he
could not because of harassment from all sides.
Which teacher’s right is violated?
a. Academic freedom
b. Right to one’s honor
c. Right to property
d. Right to make livelihood
82. When teachers are convinced that it is best to
teach students the skill to adapt to change since
change is the only thing permanent in this world,
they subscribed to the philosophy of _______.
a. Existentialism
b. Pragmatism
c. Idealism
d. Realism
83. Education in human rights starts with ______.
a. Loving the other

b. Respect towards the other
c. Liking the other
d. Caring for the other
84. Owing to issues in friendship, family ties,
gender rights, etc.________ is a value-richsubject
that provides a wide opportunity for value
formation of learners.
a. Islamic studies
b. English
c. Social science
d. Filipino
85. In doing research, what will support a
conclusion of a study so that it can be valid and
trust?
a. Factual evidence
b. Hypothesis
c. Implications
d. Assumptions
86. One cognitive advancement in adolescence is
metacognition, what does metacognition mean?
a. Ability to identify one’s own thinking process
and strategies
b. Ability to recall and explain
c. Ability to analyze and synthesize
d. Ability to do problem solving
87. Teacher Mari wants to evaluate an issue by
having the group act out of jury trial . which
techniques will she employ?
a. Majority-rule decision making
b. Simulation
c. Critiquing
d. Panel
88. Teacher Karen delegates some of her
responsibilities to the whole class. She assigns
separate student monitors for attendance,
classroom cleaning, and distribution of learning
materials, in which aspect is she good?
a. Instructional planning
b. Value development
c. Classroom management
d. Classroom teaching
89. Which is NOT a characteristic behavior of
teachers who equate true authority with power?
a. The provoke others
b. They dominate others
c. They antagonize others
d. They develop self-respect in the individual
90. Which literacy is referred as a core skill in the
21st century essential in developing the ability to
work well with others by tapping on each other
talents and skills?
a. Critical thinking
b. Creativity
c. Collaboration
d. Citizenship
91. “What I hear, I forgot. What I see, I remember.
What I do, I understand. “this means that pupils
learn best when they ______.
a. Learn independently
b. Watch television
c. Work with groups
d. Take active part in the learning process
92. What special learning program aids students
who can’t read?
a. Phonetics program
b. Literacy program
c. Language program
d. Reading program
93. Teacher Rina was assigned by her peer teacher
to make a power-point presentation to a large
combined class for a research paper of the drug
use menace in schools. The ________ seating
pattern can be adopted effectively.
a. Horseshoe pattern
b. Rectangular pattern
c. Circular pattern
d. Traditional formal pattern
94. Which country issues a teacher’s license
through the professional regulation commission?
a. Philippines
b. Indonesia
c. Thailand
d. Singapore
95. Through what are the vision-mission-goals of
schools concretized in the day-to-day life in the
school?
a. Instructional materials
b. Instructional activities
c. Modes of assessments
d. Support services
96. Which of the ASEAN member countries, gives
highest teacher salary?
a. Singapore
b. Philippines
c. Brunei
d. Malaysia
97. According to the Global Teacher Status Index,
from country have the teachers the greatest
respect from students?
a. China
b. Finland
c. Greece
d. New Zealand
98. What does a philosophy of education provide
for the school agenda and those benefit from
educational work?
a. Values
b. Vision
c. Goals
d. Curriculum
99. The concept of globalization came about in
recent years because the world has become
borderless primarily due to __________.
a. Advance in technology
b. Teacher exchange programs
c. Use of English as a medium of teaching
d. ASEAN integration
100. Teacher Dada’s lesson was on “what can do to arrest
climate change”. She made students do the talking, the
arguing, the synthesizing. She gave her lecturette after
students have participated in the lively discussion. Which
teaching approach did Teacher Dada employ?
a. Activity-centered approach
b. Learner-centered approach
c. Teacher-centered approach
d. Subject matter-centered approach
101. You are required to formulate your own philosophy of
education in the course, the Teaching Profession. Based
on Blooms revised taxonomy, in which level of cognitive
processing are you?
a. Applying
b. Evaluating
c. Creating
d. Analyzing
102. Teacher Beth avoids giving out-of-context
drills. Instead she makes use of real-world
problems for her students to solve. Doing so
makes Teacher Beth_______.
a. Reflective
b. Constructivist
c. Developmentally appropriate
d. Inquiry- based
103. For meaningful teaching and learning, it is best to connect the
lesson to the life of students by integrating a relevant value in the
lesson. Which principle is applied?
a. Lesson objectives/ intended learning outcomes must integrate 2
or 3 domains cognitive, skill and affective or cognitive and affective or
skill and affective.
b. Write SMART lesson objectives/ intended learning outcomes.
c. Begins with end in mind
d. Share lesson objectives/ intended learning outcomes with
students.
104. It is less interactive and requires relatively shorter
period of time cover content. Which teaching method is
described?
a. Both inductive and deductive
b. Inductive
c. Both but more deductive
d. Deductive
105.If a child was raised by authoritative parents, how
will most likely will he/she behave in class?
a. Has low level of independence
b. Relates well to classmates
c. Is suspicious of others
d. Quarries often with classmates
106.A question is raised by one student. You don’t
answer it but throw back the question to the class.
Which is this reacting behavior?
a. Providing corrective feedback
b. Redirecting the question
c. Soliciting students’ question
d. Asking follow up question
107. Teacher Rose believes that students need not know the intended
learning outcome of her lesson. She proceeds to her learning activities
at once without letting them know what they are supposed to learn for
the day. Which principle of learning does Teacher Rose negate?
a. Learning is a cooperative and collaborative process.
b. Learning is the discovery of the personal meaning of ideas
c. Effective learning begins with setting clear expectations and
learning outcomes.
d. Learning is an active process.
108. The subject matter is the ASEAN Qualification
Framework (AQRF). The Asian History teacher teams up with
the Economics teacher, the Professional Education teacher for
a through discussion of AQRF from the perspective of other
disciplines. Which describes the Asian History teacher’s
pedagogical approach?
a. Integrated
b. Reflective
c. Constructivist
d. Inquiry-based
109.In order for the students to clearly understand the
structure and content of the teacher’s presentation, the
teacher should have_________.
a. A short conclusion
b. A short preview
c. A summary
d. Several years of experience as presenter
110. As a future teacher, one should be mindful that the
learners in the 21st century are characterized
by__________.
a. Initiative and self-direction
b. Rigidity of thinking
c. Control and single mindedness
d. Individualism
111. In order to have an effective teaching and learning, there
must be an adequate utilization of learning materials. What
type curriculum is this?
a. Curriculum development is a cooperative group activity.
b. Curriculum changes made earlier can exist concurrently
with newer curriculum changes.
c. Curriculum development starts from where the curriculum
is.
d. Curriculum design should always be SMART.
112. Which of the Pillars of learning is being
described by the phrase” unity in diversity”?
a. Learning to live together
b. Learning to do
c. Learning to know
d. Learning to be
113. Teacher Abi demonstrates how to work with a math app that
provides practice in adding mixed fractions. The students then work
independently with the app to provide them sufficient practice in adding
mixed fraction. This shows technology integration which sufficient
practice in adding mixed fraction. This shows technology integration
which is ________.
a. Transformation- active
b. Entry-active
c. Adoption-active
d. Infusion-active
114. Ordinary people consider curriculum as __________.
I. A list of subjects
II. Courses to complete
III. Subjects to undertake
a. I,II and III
b. I only
c. III only
d. II only

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