Professional Education

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The psychological basis of modern education refers to the________

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Which of the following theories influenced contemporary concept about the nature of the individual development?

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The major law of learning is identified with____

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Skinner is remembered for what theory of learning?

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The socio-cultural environment of the typical Filipinocis characterized as____

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The process whereby a culture is transmitted from members of the society to another is called_____

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Historically educational situation is made up of the following except one:___

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The ultimate aims of education are referred to as ______

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Today the prevailing philosophical orientation of the school system is_____

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"Tabula Rasa" a concept of education attributed to

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The "Great Didactic" an educational classic was written by_____

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The center of educative process is_____

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Which are considered major laws of learning?____

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These children are very mathematically inclined.

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When child satisfies his unattainable desire by doing something which is morw socially desirable, he manifests the mechanism of______

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Which is not an essential feature of an ideology?

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Which idea does the pragmatic teacher reject?______

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Contemporary methods of instructions are based on Dewey's philosophy that education is_____

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The basic determinant of curriculum development are:____

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What is not component of curriculum design?

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The view that cognitive growth is not an additive process but rather a continuous reconstruction of existing cognitive structure is attributed to_____

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Students enact different roles in a teaching-learning situation to derive conclusions, principles or concepts.

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The greatest influence in the formation of cultural values is the_____

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The psychological basis of modern education has reference to the nature of the________.

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The major laws of learning is attributed to____

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The father of kindergarten was_____

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The Great Didactic, regarded as an educational classic was written by______

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___B_ an educational classic associated with naturalism.

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The eclectic movement in education is best describe as____

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The Filipino Alphabet has_____ letters.

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A curriculum which provides the same academic and professional preparation for both elementary and secondary teachers is referred to as_____

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The main thrust of today's education is the development of a sense of nationhood which will be achieved through_____

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Mastery learning emphasizes the use of_____

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Innovation in education is perceived as____

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Literacy and numeracy skills development and citizenship training of the out of school youths and adults.

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In the Goal-Oriented Instruction Model the first stage is_____

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This type of the learner is always on the move. They constantly walk around; they have to touch everything; and they use body language.

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What event marked the beginning of Philippine People Power?

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Medium-term Philippine Development Plan is based on two strategic principles. What are these principles?

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Basic education which is the foundation of people empowerment refers to__________

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An attitude of determination is the foundation for motivated behavior.

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The thrust of education towards Philippines 2000 is________

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The new elementary school curriculum stresses the development of 4H which refers to_____

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The country's major program for mass and universal delivery of education.

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The thrust of NESC is______

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Which is not a salient fearure of the NESC?

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Learning that involves classifying and organizing perception to gain meaningful concepts.

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The strategy recommended for the implementation of the NESC is?

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The basic learning skills that must be mastered in each learning area in the NESC are_____

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A statement of objectives, learning experiences and the means of attaining result of teaching is called_______

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The teaching aid which the teacher uses to make the learning meaningful, productive and interesting is known as______

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The teaching method which proceeds from the details of a lesson plan towards the generalization is called_____

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The adults learning process involves four stages. Which is not belong?

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The recent approach in teaching social studies is called______

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A method of teaching which aptly applies to lesson needing experiment is called_____

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What type of lesson presented wherein the learner meets the learning experiences thru understanding, analysis, and generalization of facts presentation?

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What lesson is presented when the teacher takes up the previous learning experiences of the learner in a recognized pattern of presentation?

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Lesson which aims to focalized skills to make them fixed to the point of mastery is.

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Piaget categorizes cognitive development into four stages. Which does not belong?

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Three main level of Moral Development according to Kohlberg. Which does not belong?

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No two individuals in exactly alike in their resulting development and adjustments.

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Specific factors influencing among learners;age differences and personal adjustment, sex differences and _____________

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Its is a process that involves change in behavior resulting from experience

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It Is base on the premise that the learning process can be directed and facilitated

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It involves understanding of the external world through the use of the senses and muscles

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It includes everything from simple associations between stimuli or responses or association learning to the development of complex insights as in problem solving

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Techniques to develop Sensory-motor learning: Direction, Demonstration, Drill and _______

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It involves a process of overcoming difficulties that appear to interfere with the attainment of a goal.

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It involves experience, which include mental understanding accompanied by emotional reactions of pleasure or satisfaction.

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It is the most important factor in teaching for appreciation.

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Theories emphasize the establishment and strengthening of relationship between the stimulus (S) and the response (R).

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Edward Lee Thorndike is remembered for what theory of learning?

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Law states that when a person is prepared to respond or act the result is satisfying.

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Law of association is the theory of

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Herbart is remembered for what theory of learning?

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Classical or respond conditioning theory is theory of_____

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All except one is not a principle of Classical Conditioning Theory

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Instrumental or Operant Conditioning Theory is the theory of_____

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Stage of learning where voluntary responses are learned. This similar to operant conditioning.

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Purposive behaviorism is the theory of_____

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The exposure to a model may produce different effects except one.

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All except one is the sub process of social learning

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Interpret learning as the organization or reorganization of the subject's perceptual system into meaningful patterns

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It is a gradual process of exploring, analyzing and restructuring perceptions until a solution is arrived at.

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All except one is not the process of gaining insight.

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View that psychological self and psychological environment motivate a person.

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All except one is the simultaneous cognitive processses.

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The process of knowing about knowing. It essential purpose is to enhance learning and memory.

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A teacher's purpose is to show how something is to be done.

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It is a response attached to a stimulus occurring just prior to the response so that the recurrence of the stimulus will evoke or cause the response.

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Theory of generalization is referred to the theory of______

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Process in which the individual's attention and interest are aroused and directed toward definite goals.

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All except one is style of leadership.

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Component of the educative process refers to conditions outside the leaner, which affects his learning.

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The key factor in classroom learning situation.

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It is the main role of a teacher.

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HIERARCHY of NEEDS theory is the theory of_______

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It is highest level of individuals need in the hierarchy of need theory.

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A group of students initiates the formal discussion.

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This theory is an explanation of motivation that is related to competence, judging it and increasing it.

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Theory which most of the students attribute their success or failure to specific causes.

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It is a descriptive term for a complex, unlearned adoptive response, an unlearned pattern of reflexes appearing in all members of species.

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This theory postulates that an organism is motivated to eliminate or reduce bodily tension.

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This theory assumed that if a certain desirable goal can be anticipated following the completion of a particular action, in effect, the organism likely to be motivated to perform that action.

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Theory which stipulates a moderate level of stimulation are relatively unpleasant.

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This theory explains the that a state of positive feeling is followed by a contrasting negative feeling and vice versa.

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This theory states that a few basic motives acquired in early infancy tend to grow excessively and rapidly into behavior systems in later life.

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Theory which describe man as rational and consciously decides what he will do or not do.

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One of the groups of students undertakes the task of giving a class report on the subject matter.

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The key to individual achievement lies with the individual's own belief in his ability to organize and execute actions required for successful performance.

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This involves the creation of life-like situations often involving dialogue.

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It is a basic tool of learning.

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Learning that involves combining and relating concepts already learned to form rules

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It is an interaction which the teacher becomes a co-participant in the group and encourages two-way communication among all members of the group

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The teacher lectures, explains, provides facts, ideas and other essential information to the class.

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Student teach for short periods, which are then videotaped for analysis and critique.

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Students break into a smaller groups to discuss a topic or a problem, or to do task with the teacher as guide and observer

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Stage of learning where voluntary responses are learned. This condition is similar to classical conditioning.

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This type of learner loves to read, write and tell a stories

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These are the visualisers. They spend most of the day daydreaming, watching movies and staying as far away from reality as possible

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This type of learner is best at noticing details. Pitches and rhythms that scape the normal listener

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This school of psychology upon which most of cognitive psychology is based was developed by Wolfgang Kohler, Marx Wertheimer and Kurt Koffka in 1921

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basic education which is the foundation of people empowerment refers to______

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An attitude of determination is the foundation for motivated behavior.

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The thrust of education towards Philippines 2000 is_______

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Quiz on Professional Education, created by Jaypee Jamilla on 04/08/2016.

Professional Education

The psychological basis of modern education refers to the________

Which of the following theories influenced contemporary concept about the nature of the individual development?

The major law of learning is identified with____

Skinner is remembered for what theory of learning?

The socio-cultural environment of the typical Filipinocis characterized as____

The process whereby a culture is transmitted from members of the society to another is called_____

Historically educational situation is made up of the following except one:___

The ultimate aims of education are referred to as ______

Today the prevailing philosophical orientation of the school system is_____

"Tabula Rasa" a concept of education attributed to

The "Great Didactic" an educational classic was written by_____

The center of educative process is_____

Which are considered major laws of learning?____

These children are very mathematically inclined.

When child satisfies his unattainable desire by doing something which is morw socially desirable, he manifests the mechanism of______

Which is not an essential feature of an ideology?

Which idea does the pragmatic teacher reject?______

Contemporary methods of instructions are based on Dewey's philosophy that education is_____

The basic determinant of curriculum development are:____

What is not component of curriculum design?

___B_ an educational classic associated with naturalism.