COED Quiz Bowl (Prof Ed Round)
EASY
Child and Adolescent
On periods of development, what feature characterizes the child in early childhood?
A.
Independence
B.
Readiness for schooling
C.
Maturity
D.
High level of cognition
Teaching Profession
On the ideals of a teacher, which of the following is LEAST in significance for practice of the profession?
A.
Status and pay
B.
Excellence in the profession
C.
Highest standards in career progression
D.
Competence in teaching practice
Special and Inclusive Education
What educational paradigm embraced by DepEd carrying its principle that all children should learn together
regardless of any difficulties or differences?
A.
Internationalization of education
B.
Outcomes-based education
C.
Global education
D.
Inclusive education
Assessment of Learning
What is a measure of the spread of test scores?
A.
Mode
B.
Standard deviation
C.
Mean
D.
Median
The Teacher and the Community
Which of the, following best demonstrates the multicultural perspective of modern education?
A.
School partnership
B.
Cultural exchange program
C.
Student internship
D.
Field Studies
The Teacher and the Curriculum
What is curriculum in its broadest sense?
A.
List of courses and corresponding course requirements
B.
Collection of course syllabi
C.
List of subjects/courses to be taught in school
D.
Total learning experiences of individuals
Building and Enhancing New Literacies Across the Curriculum
The following are contexts and perspectives of 21st century education as a paradigm shift from that of the 20th
century, EXCEPT one. Which one is it?
A.
Outcomes-based
B.
Time-based
C.
Research-based
D.
Active learning
Facilitating Learner-Centered Teaching
What do global learners in your class enjoy most?
A.
Working on puzzles
B.
Generalize ideas from specific to general
C.
Likes to plan ahead
D.
Formulate generalization from details
Technology for Teaching and Learning
As technology connotes human invention, which of the following is mechanical technologically?
A.
Television
B.
Spring-driven clock
C.
Computers
D.
Electric cars
Research/Field Study/Internship
On observing human diversity during Field Study Courses, which factor is most crucial for schools situated in
poverty-stricken communities?
A.
Socio-economic
B.
Language and cultural differences
C.
Differences in religion
D.
Gender, including LGBT
AVERAGE
Child and Adolescent
According to Bronfenbrenner, what should the teachers and parent focus on so that their child can become what
they are meant to be?
A.
View of life and the world
B.
Ways of thinking
C.
Moral reasoning
D.
Child's environment
Teaching Profession
Under the Philippine Professional Standards for Teachers (PPST), how are newly graduated and PRC registered
teachers commonly known?
A.
As highly proficient
B.
As distinguished
C.
As novices
D.
As proficient
Special and Inclusive Education
What is the inadequacy when a person is provided with learning experience and failed to achieve at a level
commensurate with his/her age?
A.
Learning disability
B.
Cognitive disability
C.
Sensory disability
D.
Motor disability
Assessment of Learning
Mrs. Gracia would desire to test the reliability of her achievement test in her Math subject. Which of the following
activities will help her achieve her purpose?
A.
Administer two equivalent test to the same group of students.
B.
Administer two parallel test to different group of students.
C.
Administer two different test but to the same group of students.
D.
Administer single test but two different groups of students.
The Teacher and the Community
A research study revealed that students from urban areas perform better than those from the counterpart due to
availability of resources, exposure opportunities and technological advantage as supported by higher GNP and
industrialization system. The analysis of this finding impacts what demographic variable?
A.
Geographic setting
B.
Exposure to media
C.
Socio-economic status
D.
Academic performance
The Teacher and the Curriculum
Which is TRUE of á metacognitive teaching approach?
A.
Increases learner's self-awareness
B.
Teacher monitors and controls learner's mental process
C.
Makes learner relate to other learners
D.
Use simple rote memory at work
Building and Enhancing New Literacies Across the Curriculum
Facilitating Learner-Centered Teaching
Which of the following is NOT congruent by way of matched qualities- and-behavior among teachers?
A.
Fair :: inventive in methods
B.
Hold high expectations:: No limit for student performance
C.
Prepared:: ready to teach
D.
Personal touch ::approachable
Technology for Teaching and Learning
Which is the earliest form of correspondence that has been used since the ancient days of communication?
A.
Morse code
B.
Radio
C.
Teletyping
D.
Letter
Research/Field Study/Internship
Teachers act as coaches and mentors to practice teachers when immersed in their teaching internship, what
processes do they employ?
A.
Coaching and Mentoring
B.
Critiquing and Evaluating
C.
Diagnosing and Cliniquing
D.
Teaching and Scaffolding
DIFFICULT
BUILDING AND ENHANCING NEW LITERACIES ACROSS THE CURRICULUM
As student teachers you are expected to acquire soft skills. What are examples of soft skills?
I.
Communication skills
II.
Interpersonal skills
III.
Financial literacy
IV.
Life skills
A.
I and II
B.
I, II and III
C.
I, II and IV
D.
I, II, III and IV
THE TEACHER AND THE CURRICULUM
Following the fundamental principles of curriculum content, which has been neglected if there is no flow,
reinforcement and enhancement of the elements in the curriculum?
A.
Scope
B.
Continuity
C.
Articulation
D.
Sequence
ASSESSMENT OF LEARNING
What is Angelina's final grade in Biology when she obtained the following ratings in the given components?
Periodic Test
40%
84.8
Quizzes
15%
89.4
Recitation
25%
87.2
Homework
5%
86.6
Themes/Experiments
15%
89.8
A. 89.36
B. 89.63
C. 86.93
D. 86.39
TEACHING PROFESSION
How can we correctly compare and contrast progressivism and perennialism as conventional educational schools of
thought?
A.
Progressivism stresses technological advancement, while perennialism less emphasizes traditional system
of learning
B.
Progressivism views that learning is continuously changing and innovating, while perennialism stresses on
constant knowledge and timeless wisdom
C.
Progressivism focuses on student empowerment engagement, while perennialism sets rules, imposes
discipline and considers limitations
D.
Progressivism is for private schools that have greater access to vast resources, while perennialism is for
public schools that maximize limited resources
SPECIAL AND INCLUSIVE EDUCATION
The type of curriculum which is appropriate in an inclusive class.
A.
Augmentative
B.
Alternative
C.
Adaptive
D.
Adoptive
CHILD AND ADOLESCENT LEARNER AND LEARNING PRINCIPLES
On lifespan perspectives, which assumption is taken when schools have students engage in co-curricular and extracurricular activities. e.g. joining school clubs?
A.
Learning is a lifelong process
B.
Learning shaped by culture
C.
D.
Learning is multi-directional
Learning is both gain and loss