Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET) Practice Test

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• Which Republic Act number corresponds to the Special Protection of Children Against Abuse, Exploitation and Discrimination Act?
• Which type of teacher believes they can control some variables that affect learning?
• How many types of intelligences are currently recognized in Gardner's theory?
• Which term describes understanding the world by applying what one already knows?
• Which writer is best known for essays and reflections on life’s meanings?
• In precolonial Philippine history, disabilities were thought to be possessed by
• Genius students are those with an IQ of 140 or above. Which term describes this group?
• Which diagnostic tool is commonly used to screen for fetal congenital abnormalities during pregnancy?
• Which option correctly identifies the constitutional priority explicitly given to education?
• Which card is used to access discounts and privileges for Persons with Disabilities?
• Education as a religious discipline is associated with which concept?
• Which term refers to presenting general ideas first and then differentiating into details?
• Which term refers to the process of adding new ideas to what you already know, thereby expanding your understanding?
• Which classroom style is typically described as teacher-centered?
• Which philosophy emphasizes timeless truths and universal ideas?
• Which concept means becoming all that one is capable of becoming using one's skills to the fullest?
• Which term describes motivation that occurs when a person engages in an activity for its own sake without external rewards?
• The Private School Law of 1917 is enacted as which Act?
• Which term describes the limitations in performing activities resulting from impairment or health condition?
• Which country issues teacher licenses through the Professional Regulation Commission?
• Who is the father of EQ and the father of AQ?
• Which teacher type emphasizes social reform through education?
• Which Republic Act number corresponds to the Public Libraries Act establishing public libraries and reading centers?
• Guardians or rulers of the society.
• The legal bases of the Philippine Educational System are found in which document?
• The Flag and Heraldic Code of the Philippines is identified by which Republic Act number?
• The main objective of RA 7277 is to integrate PWDs into the mainstream of society through which approach?
• In the traditional social classification, which group is described as workers of society?
• Which Republic Act number is associated with strengthening teacher education by establishing centers of excellence?
• Which competency focuses on self-knowledge and ethical practice to improve teaching daily?
• Which term refers to the sum total of an individual's surroundings?
• Which approach posits that knowledge begins in internal cognitive structures and is built through experience?
• Which type of learning leads to greater transfer and meaningful connections?
• Which educator argued that learning arises from observation and experience, and that education is a 'contact of souls' requiring the teacher's respect and sympathy?
• Which religion was founded by Prophet Muhammad and worships Allah?
• Which type of intelligence is linked to manipulating colors, spaces, lines, and directions?
• Which term refers to the class that acts as rulers?
• Which term describes the process of adding details to ideas to develop them further?
• Greek teachers of philosophy, reasoning, and public speaking are called?
• Our knowledge of facts is called?
• What term describes the ability to replicate a model's demonstrated behavior?
• Which type of teacher does not give up teaching the basics when students are not interested?
• Learning can be obtained through the use of models and pictures. Which representation is this?
• Learning through mental imagery or pictures is known as which representation?
• RA 7277 aims to integrate PWDs into the mainstream of society through which process?
• Which dimension includes learning by association and field theories?
• Which type of intelligence focuses on using values and intuitions to view the world around us and beyond?
• Which ruler nationalized all schools and made private schools punishable by law?
• Which term refers to schools for leadership training?
• Intellectual disability is best described as...
• Who was one of the foremost proponents of the Scholastic movement?
• The Adopt-A-School Act of 1998 is Republic Act No.
• Education should enable man to make choices in life.
• MELC stands for which phrase?
• Which method is described as Proverbial or Gnomic Method?
• What term refers to an organized unit of knowledge for a subject or event, based on past experience, used to guide current understanding or action?
• The Paidonomus is best described as which of the following?
• Existential intelligence involves contemplating the meaning of life.
• Which Republic Act number corresponds to the Fair and Equitable Access to Education Act?
• Leaders of the nation are referred to as which term?
• Which term refers to education outside the formal system designed to provide learning to a segment of the population?
• The Education Act of 1982 in the Philippines is known as which law?
• Which reinforcement schedule requires a fixed number of correct responses before reinforcement is given?
• Which group has the right to be employed in the same locality?
• Which term corresponds to education for the middle class?
• An Act Providing Government Assistance to Students and Teachers in Private Education is Republic Act No.
• Which term was established to educate children of merchant guild members?
• Which form of intelligence is primarily concerned with reasoning and solving problems independent of previously learned knowledge?
• The Anti-Bullying Act of 2013 is Republic Act No. which is commonly cited in school safety laws?
• If a student excels in physical activities and expressing themselves through movement, which intelligence is strongest?
• Which philosophy emphasizes traditional subject matter and is less concerned with student interests?
• Which option best exemplifies the CPS approach?
• Which quotation highlights a teacher's enduring influence?
• Which concept describes the transfer of learning where one context enhances performance in another?
• Which concept encompasses culture, tradition, and religion as influential factors in development?
• The lifelong journey from entry to basic education to licensing as professional teachers is described by which term?
• Which French philosopher believed humans are naturally good and free and that government should protect the common good in a democracy?
• Which term refers to the overall plan of instruction specifying learning experiences across grade levels?
• Which term describes the ability to imitate or reproduce a model's recently demonstrated behavior?
• The Senior Spartiate appointed as the educator of males between 7 and 30 is called what?
• Which principle states that content should be revisited with increasing complexity over time?
• Relationship skills refer to which ability?
• Defined as the sum total of one's surroundings.
• Which term refers to schools for new converts?
• Campus Journalism Act of 1991 is known by which Republic Act number?
• Which statement is true about the Philippine approach to teacher quality?
• Which branch of basic education specifically caters to exceptional students?
• Which law is commonly known as the National Defense Act of 1935?
• Which educator emphasized learning through observation and experience and the teacher’s sympathy for children?
• Which philosophy emphasizes that students are unique individuals who take responsibility for their thoughts, feelings, and actions?
• Which group has an intelligence quotient between 90 and 110 and no disabilities?
• Which term best describes individuals with IQ around 110 or higher?
• As part of ASEAN convergence, which framework does the Philippines adopt for standards and outcomes in education?
• Which ancient philosopher is credited as the tutor of Alexander the Great?
• Which term is not listed among IQ, EQ, AQ, and SQ?
• Special type of gifted students whose IQ is 140 and above are called what?
• Private school teachers are also required of a professional license.
• Which term describes the situation in which new information you learn is seen as an instance of a concept you already know?
• Who founded the Roman University and Roman Library?
• What term describes structural abnormalities present at birth?
• Which ancient center, associated with advanced library facilities and founded by Alexander the Great, is renowned in antiquity?
• Which type of leave is granted when a teacher's illness demands a long treatment that will exceed one year?
• Who developed the scientific method and the practice of inductive reasoning?
• Describe new content.
• Which emperor nationalized all schools and regarded the establishment of private schools as a grave punishable by law?
• Which disorder is characterized by inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity?
• What term describes a schema that includes a series of predictable events about a specific activity?
• Which approach emphasizes the wisdom of the ancient and medieval times?
• Which term describes the medieval institution of higher learning granted by papal or royal authority?
• Which of the following is a correct expansion of MELC?
• Aimed to develop the moral and religious character of the child.
• The term for the result of one's disability is
• Which emperor was known for providing pensions to retired teachers?
• Which Republic Act number corresponds to the Anti-Sexual Harassment Act of 1995?
• Which leave is granted to teachers after seven years of service?
• When addressing concerns about school administration, which practice is recommended?
• In evaluating learner work, the basis should be which of the following?
• Which educational approach is concerned with the modification and shaping of students’ behavior by providing for a favorable environment?
• The attribute of accepting the facts of life and favoring practicality and literal truth.
• Which reformer is associated with the use of games and individualized instruction and the prohibition of harsh punishment?
• Which statement best captures the core focus of the Philippine Professional Standards for Teachers?
• Who was the schoolteacher who administered the Casa Giacosa and used games to educate young boys?
• Campaign against legitimate policies is unprofessional.
• The 1987 Philippine Constitution states that the State shall assign the highest budgetary priority to which area?
• Which competency involves knowing students, using the most effective teaching and learning strategies, and assessing and giving feedback on how students learn?
• According to the Magna Carta for Public School Teachers, teachers must perform at least how many hours of actual classroom teaching per day?
• Career oriented education is associated with which group?
• Which educator argued that education should be grounded in personal connection and respect between teacher and student?
• On June 8, 1940, which Commonwealth Act conferred the status of 'persons in authority' upon teachers and others in charge of schools?
• Which Republic Act mandates Rizal's works in education?
• What term refers to teachers of the same subject?
• Which educational philosophy holds that education should be based on discipline?
• Which term best describes the capacity to perform tasks?
• The Act Providing Government Assistance to Students and Teachers in Private Education (Scholarship Programs) is listed as which Republic Act number in the material?
• Which intelligence is associated with solving word and number problems?
• Which term refers to obtaining knowledge for oneself?
• Which theory advocates that God equipped man with intellect and free will?
• Which option best defines literacy as the ability to identify, understand, interpret, create, communicate and compute using printed materials?
• Herbartianism is named after which educator?
• Which competency emphasizes personal and professional growth, including self-knowledge and ethical practice in daily teaching?
• Which term best describes the capacity to use printed and written materials to identify, understand, interpret, create, communicate and compute across contexts?
• An ancient Egyptian writing system in which pictures were used to represent ideas and sounds is called what?
• Hieroglyphics is the writing system of which ancient civilization?
• Which term describes a mental representation used to categorize knowledge?
• A statement about care for students aligns with which trait?
• Which policy statement reflects professional ethics for teachers?
• In the Herbartian sequence, which component follows Presentation?
• Which type of teacher believes that students are a product of their environment?
• Which philosophy is associated with transforming society through education and developing learners' potential?
• Protectors of the society.
• Which is the method of learning that occurs through rewards and punishments for behavior?
• Which term refers to a loss or abnormality of a body part or function?
• Learning to live together is described by which phrase?
• Crystallized intelligence involves recalling information previously acquired.
• In which countries was the actual pay of teachers judged higher than the fair rate of salary?
• Adversity Quotient (AQ) measures how an individual handles difficult situations.
• Which term is associated with the idea proposed by Albert Bandura that emphasizes observing, modelling, and imitating the behaviors, attitudes, and emotional reactions of others?
• Which cognitive skill involves evaluating evidence and reasoning to determine the validity of an idea?
• Which theory holds that a human has no choice and is determined by environment?
• What term refers to the acquisition of knowledge about climate change, pollution, loss of natural habitats, and biodiversity?
• Which thinker is known for writing deeply about life's meanings and for developing the essay form?
• Which type of intelligence involves adeptness in dealing with other people?
• Which term best describes the ability to establish and maintain healthy relationships?
• Which Republic Act number corresponds to the Anti-Hazing Law in the Philippines?
• Which term is most directly associated with applying learned knowledge in real-world situations?
• Which philosophy believes that learners are constructors of knowledge?
• Which statement best defines media literacy in the context of teacher competencies?
• Anti-Bullying Act of 2013 is Republic Act No.
• Which term refers to forming a picture of the information in the mind?
• Luther's friend who wrote the Confessions of Augsburg and became an important figure in education for girls in the Protestant German states.
• Which philosophy emphasizes a flexible, student-centered curriculum relevant to contemporary life?
• AN ACT INSTITUTING A FRAMEWORK OF GOVERNANCE FOR BASIC EDUCATION, ESTABLISHING AUTHORITY AND ACCOUNTABILITY, RENAMING the Department of Education, Culture, and Sports as the Department of Education, and for other purposes is Republic Act No.
• The golden age of special education in the Philippines is during which period?
• We perceive elements as belonging to the same group if they seem to complete some entity. Which Gestalt principle is this?
• Which theory defines learning as a relativistic process by which a learner develops new insights and changes the old?
• Which psychologist defined two types of intelligence namely fluid and crystallized?
• The self-directed track includes trainings offered by non-accredited CPD providers. Which option correctly identifies this track?
• Which term describes the ability to approach problems by evaluating multiple possible solutions and reasoning through them?
• Who is considered the father of the IQ test?
• The action of passing on organized records to a successor to carry on work is known as which of the following?
• Completely changing the procedure and task to fit the student's ability is known as
• Which leave is designated to support professional development after seven years of service?
• Which dimension implies developing the potentials of each individual?
• A professional teacher's leadership includes community involvement for the benefit of whom?
• Which term describes a child who is 3-5 years old and tends to view the world from their own perspective?
• Which document exactly describes teachers' rights, privileges, and benefits?
• Who proposed the theory of multiple intelligences?
• Which historical group is associated with pragmatic and progressive approaches to education?
• In 1927, a school for children with intellectual disability was built named which?
• Which statement is true about Fragile X Syndrome?
• Campus Journalism Act of 1991 corresponds to which Republic Act number?
• Which congenital condition specifically affects the spine and spinal cord?
• Which factor is associated with genetic inheritance from one's parents?
• The educational group that is associated with modifying and shaping behavior through environmental control is known as which?
• Which cognitive skill helps determine if a certain idea is good?
• Which philosophy will engage classes in values clarification?
• Under RA 7277, what percentage of the total workforce in DSWD, DepEd, and DOH should be PWDs?
• Which philosophy asserts that education should be in accordance with the nature of the child?
• The first SPED school in the Philippines built in Harrison, Pasay City is known as
• Which term is about forming connections between new content and prior knowledge?
• Which neurological and developmental disorder affects how people interact with others, communicate, learn, and behave?
• Which traditional practitioner performed rituals to drive the demons from people with disabilities?
• Which concept emphasizes that knowledge exists in a social context and initially shared with others?
• Which Republic Act number corresponds to the Book Publishing Industry Development Act?
• Which term means adding additional ideas to new information based on what one already knows?
• The college level beyond basic education in all the ASEAN countries is termed?
• Which description matches the competency that focuses on depth and breadth of knowledge about the content to teach and updated education developments?
• Which of the following statements about congenital deformities is true?
• Which Greek philosopher was a pupil of Plato, tutor of Alexander the Great, and authored works on logic, metaphysics, ethics, natural sciences, politics, and poetics?
• Which term refers to drives or motives that originate outside the person?
• Which term is the school for the clergy?
• Which statement is true about IQ tests based on the material?
• The K-12 Curriculum is designed to protect and promote the right to quality education at all levels. What is the primary aim of this provision?
• The proper response to unfair criticisms from parents is to ...
• Who is known as the father of geography and astronomy?
• A professional teacher acts as leader by initiating and participating in community activities for the benefit of the community members and the community as a whole.
• States that the most general ideas of a subject should be presented first and then progressively differentiated in terms of detail and specificity. Which term is this?
• The group linked with liberal and democratic education?
• Which option best describes intrinsic motivation as defined?
• Which term means being able to distinguish objects, features or symbols?
• Which type of intelligence is associated with speaking, writing, and reading?
• Which Act established the Department of Public Instruction in 1901?
• Which law states that practice strengthens memory and performance?
• Which term is a learning style that relies on physical activity and hands-on tasks?
• Which Republic Action number corresponds to the establishment of public libraries and reading centers in every barangay and municipality?
• Special Education courses in colleges are designed to train teachers to handle which group?
• Which intelligence involves thinking in images and spatial relationships?
• Which statement is true about congenital deformities?
• Which approach emphasizes mastering a core body of knowledge and skills through a disciplined curriculum?
• Schools are required to do what to accommodate PWDs?
• China had 75% of respondents believe that students respect their teachers, compared to 27% average per country. Which country is this data associated with?
• What is the name of the religious movement that began as an attempt to reform the Roman Catholic Church and resulted in Protestant churches?
• Environmental factors during pregnancy can contribute to congenital deformities. Which of the following is an environmental risk?
• What is the major instructional tool proposed by David Ausubel?
• Which term is described by the phrase 'head of the facultas'?
• Which statement below is a core feature of Herbartian pedagogy?
• Occurs when learning in one context improves performance in another context.
• He believed that boys should study formal grammar and formal education must be emphasized.
• Which term describes a trainee who travels from place to place under different masters and is paid for labor?
• Which term refers to reinforcement after a fixed amount of time since the last reinforcement?
• What term describes a short story used to convey instruction to inattentive hearers?
• Crystallized intelligence is described as the ability to recall information learned previously.
• Which group holds that learners construct their own understanding?
• Which of the following is an example of a congenital deformity?
• Which competency describes applying the most effective teaching and learning strategies and providing feedback on students' learning progress?
• Which term describes the process of observing and modeling the behaviors and emotional reactions of others?
• Which term corresponds to the description: visuals intended to set up or outline new information?
• A professional teacher should have a sense of humor because it helps to
• Founded by Jean Baptiste de La Salle who aimed to teach the poor and the underprivileged.
• Which statement about academic freedom is correct?
• Which term refers to the things that cannot be done due to one's impairment?
• Which term describes a mental grouping or categorization of objects or events in the mind?
• Which country gives the highest teacher salary among ASEAN member countries?
• What is the head of the facultas called?
• Who said 'man is the measure of all things'?
• Which movement argues that education is an instrument for societal regeneration?
• Which approach emphasizes individual internal construction of knowledge?
• Which act addresses continuing professional development for teachers in the Philippines?
• Which term refers to difficulties in specific cognitive processes not due to other disabilities?
• Which policy requires every professional teacher to go through CPD?
• Which philosophy holds that education should liberate individuals from oppressive institutions such as the church to develop potential?
• The K-12 Curriculum is described as culture-sensitive. Which option best captures that descriptor?
• Which term is a trainee assigned to a master?
• Which principle states that a satisfied need is not a strong motivation but an unsatisfied need is?
• Which description best captures inclusive teaching practice?
• The Law Establishing the Commission on the Filipino Language is which Republic Act number?
• Which curriculum regards students' interests and needs as central to instruction?
• Which term represents a variety of examples used to illustrate a principle?
• Which Republic Act number corresponds to the Book Publishing Industry Development Act?
• Newborns with significant congenital deformities often require management in which setting?
• Campus Journalism Act of 1991 is known by which Republic Act number?
• Who claimed that Nature and Nurture work together in shaping a child’s development?
• Which educational approach emphasizes core knowledge and traditional disciplines as the foundation of schooling?
• Which option is not one of Gardner's nine intelligences?
• Fragile X Syndrome is due to mutation on which chromosome and tends to affect which gender more?
• Which statement best defines congenital deformities?
• The Free Public Secondary Education Act is which Republic Act number?
• What concept describes the process of balancing applying prior knowledge with adapting behavior to new information?
• In Aristotelian psychology, what are the two elements of the soul?
• Which principle asserts that learning is strengthened when followed by a satisfying result?
• Which Republic Act number corresponds to the Magna Carta for Public School Teachers?
• The golden age of special education refers to which period according to the material?
• Which belief refers to the perceived ability to perform tasks and meet role expectations successfully?
• Which educational approach does not focus on facts and concepts, instead emphasizing inquiry and exploration?
• Which description best captures Maria Montessori's approach?
• Which term refers to an organized mental structure stored in memory used to interpret new information?
• Which term refers to repeating information verbatim either mentally or aloud?
• Which law states that practice improves performance and retention?
• Which Italian physician is renowned for a philosophy of teaching that promotes noncompetitive and relaxed learning?
• Regarding reporting misconduct of superiors, which statement is true?
• Which philosopher is associated with the founding of the Academy?
• Which term denotes the ecclesiastical school linked to cathedrals?
• In Perennialist classrooms, what is the primary demand of society from a teacher?
• Which term refers to the process of enhancing ideas by providing more details?
• Which label best describes educators who prioritize essential knowledge and skills in the classroom?
• What does Emotional Quotient (EQ) refer to?
• Which document states that teachers have to be given rights, privileges, and benefits?
• What is the primary duty of a professional teacher?
• Which Republic Act number corresponds to the Higher Education Act of 1994?
• The combination of effective teaching and ethical conduct describes a teacher who is:
• Which city-state is associated with an authoritarian government?
• Which scenario best illustrates far transfer?
• The Paedagogus is best described as which of the following?
• Which school of thought views the human mind and behavior as a whole?
• In Freudian theory, which term describes a girl's competition with her mother for her father's attention?
• The Saxony Plan is associated with the establishment of which educational system?
• A teacher who has learned and practiced 21st century skills can be described as?
• The meaning of ideas lies in its consequences.
• The lifelong journey from basic education in DepEd to licensing as a professional teacher is described by which term?
• LSEN stands for which of the following in the context of inclusive education?
• Who is traditionally called the father of physics?
• Magna Carta of Women is Republic Act No.
• Which term refers to education linked to religious guilds or clergy?
• Which concept is associated with thinking in abstract terms?
• Using the IQ formula, if mental age is 12 and chronological age is 10, IQ equals 120.
• Which term is defined as graphic organizers used to state previously learned materials such as facts, concepts, principles and procedures?
• Which Republic Act number is the Fair and Equitable Access to Education Act?
• Education as an intellectual discipline is associated with which concept?
• Based on RA 7277, whether private or public, which of the following describes what schools may not do to PWDs?
• Which term describes a teaching approach where new information is presented through a story-based format?
• Which term refers to the concept that learning readiness is a prerequisite for effective learning?
• Which civilization is associated with pragmatic and progressive education?
• Which term refers to the ability to discern information transmitted through various forms and media?
• Which law states that we perceive ambiguous or complex objects as simple as possible?
• Which type of intelligence involves one's ability to understand, reason out and solve problems?
• Which term is defined as the process of attributing outcomes to internal or external factors?
• Which view believes that learning is facilitated by social interaction?
• Which term denotes a learning approach that leads to transfer beyond rote learning?
• Which term describes a child who is 3-5 years old and tends to view the world from their own perspective?
• Which term describes knowledge about how to perform tasks and procedures?
• Who is regarded as the father of geography and astronomy?
• Which term describes learning in one context improving performance in another related context, indicating a transfer of learning?
• Which concept refers to what an individual can do?
• Which of the following best represents the mechanism described for evolution?
• Which term refers to the ability to apply what one has learned in real-world tasks?
• Which type of knowledge concerns memories of personal life events?
• Which set of behaviors is commonly observed in Fragile X Syndrome?
• Which Act number corresponds to the Private School Law of 1917?
• Which term means making information relevant to oneself?
• The National Museum Act of 1998 is Republic Act No.
• Which thinker advocated using games and individualized instruction and opposed harsh punishment?
• Which learning dimension focuses on social harmony and cooperation among diverse people?
• Who can administer 1Q tests?
• Who are our primary internal stakeholders?
• Which statement best describes the PPST 2017's role?
• CPD training considerations: which statement describes professional track?
• Which dimension concerns collaboration and harmony within diverse groups?
• In the Philippines, teacher quality is defined by which standard?
• Which institution is described as the world's first comprehensive university?
• What term describes the ability to understand your emotions and thoughts and how they influence your behavior?
• The approach described as heavy on the humanities is associated with which philosophy?
• The arrangement of formal schooling into primary, lower secondary, and upper secondary totaling 12 years is known as a 12-year system. Which term describes this concept?
• Which statement best describes Essentialist teachers?
• Which statement best reflects professionalism in teaching?
• Which quotient measures the ability to form and maintain relationships?
• Which describes thinking about one's own thinking or reasoning about thinking?
• Which emperor is credited with granting scholarships to the poor but deserving students?
• Academic freedom allows sharing of research products even if it does not support state policies.
• Which term corresponds to the idea of learning through interaction with one's environment?
• Which track is described as self directed?
• Which perceptual law states that points connected by lines are perceived along the smoothest path?
• Teachers are entitled to medical examination free of charge once a year during their professional life. This entitlement is categorized as which benefit?
• Which dimension covers Principles and Laws of Learning such as Association and Field theories?
• Which type of teacher aims to teach students to reconstruct society?
• According to Gestalt psychology, which principle states that elements near each other are perceived as a group?
• Do not give up teaching the basics if the student is not interested.
• Which intelligence relates to language use and communication?
• Which term means organization for businessmen?
• Study leave for one year after how many years of teaching?
• The PWD ID Card is valid for how many years before renewal?
• Who is known as the father of the modern IQ test?
• Which of the following are examples of intellectual disabilities?
• Which Republic Act number corresponds to the Act to Strengthen Teacher Education in the Philippines by Establishing Centers of Excellence?
• In inclusive education, which option is NOT typically used to support students?
• Which term describes vocational schools for children of crafts guild members?
• Delay in mental capabilities that may emerge as a child grows is most often associated with which category of conditions?
• Which condition is usually characterized by impatience to wait for one's turn and difficulty delaying gratification?
• A teacher who spends more than earns and is vulnerable to loan sharks lacks what kind of literacy?
• Which term describes the process of enhancing meaning by connecting information to one's own experiences?
• Which term refers to schools established through the foundation under the clergy?
• PWD stands for which group as described in the material?
• Which order aimed to teach the children to become leaders both of church and state?
• Which author wrote the Confessions of Augsburg?
• Which type of courses should be offered in colleges and universities to train teachers in handling PWDs?
• Which type of intelligence becomes greater than the fluid intelligence?
• When there is justifiable criticism against a fellow teacher, the right action is to ...
• Make student learn by doing; less teacher talk, more student talk.
• According to the material, what should guide the professional teacher's destiny?
• A group of students who has the same place of origin is called which term?
• A teacher can be a facilitator of learning by
• Which approach supports engagement while preserving professional boundaries?
• Religious education is associated with which group?
• Which term denotes the sudden understanding of a problem's solution?
• Which term means applying existing knowledge to interpret new experiences?
• Which organization defined literacy as the ability to read and write a short simple statement on everyday life?
• Which term corresponds to education as a social discipline?
• Which statement about licensing for private school teachers is true?
• Which statement best describes the overall goal of RA 7277?
• Which prenatal screening method can help detect congenital deformities before birth?
• Present new information in a form a story to the students.
• Which skills require learners to respect cultural differences and work effectively with others?
• Preservation of one's freedom. Concentration should be on moral, intellectual and aesthetic development of a learner?
• In a guild, who is the highest skilled practitioner?
• Every male child is given a tutor who will train them. The term is?
• Which teaching method is described as a sort of question-and-answer method?
• Giving out skills and knowledge to PWDs in order to use for work and everyday life is called which?
• Which scenario best demonstrates near transfer?
• Which intelligence concerns questions about meaning, purpose, and existence?
• The Law creating the National Commission for Culture and the Arts is which Republic Act number?
• Which term is closely associated with education that emphasizes the value of human agency during the Renaissance?
• Which personality trait is characterized by reserve and keeping emotions private?
• The Oedipus complex describes a child's feelings of desire for their opposite sex parent and jealousy toward their same sex parent.
• Which philosophy emphasizes students as beings with freedom and personal responsibility for their choices?
• Which international organization is credited with defining literacy as the ability to read and write a short simple statement about everyday life?
• Which term is associated with the movement that emphasizes faith and reason in theology and philosophy?
• Which track includes trainings provided by CPD providers accredited by PRC?
• The Filipino teacher is expected to be technically competent and highly ethical and moral.
• Which Greek mathematician is recognized as the father of geometry?
• The Magna Carta for the Disabled Persons is codified as which Republic Act?
• What is the revised version of the National Competency-Based Teacher Standards called?
• Which theory emphasizes learning through social interaction and culture in cognitive development?
• Which term describes memory skills that help us recall facts and information?
• One's disability is thought to be a punishment for sins or his parents during which era?
• The principle that civil service eligibility shall be permanent and valid throughout a person’s lifetime is stated in which Republic Act?
• Which term describes the use of mental or aloud repetition to retain information?
• Which term describes a corporation of teachers and students chartered by the pope or the kings?
• Which term is defined as the ability to identify, understand, interpret, create, communicate, and compute using printed and written materials in varying contexts?
• Which approach emphasizes core knowledge and traditional subjects?
• Which term describes making connections between new information and prior knowledge?
• Which term refers to the inability to retrieve or access information when needed?
• Which term describes the framework that describes how we interpret and process complex stimuli around us?
• Which statement best describes RA 7277's provision for private sector employers?
• Which description best captures the aim of CPS?
• A teacher can show respect for community customs and traditions by
• Which term best describes the belief that one can perform a task successfully?
• A statement that describes the ethical teacher as creative and resourceful is which of the following?
• Which PPST competency is described as knowing oneself and others, practicing human goodness, and mastering the teaching practice?
• Which term is defined as a group of subjects arranged in a certain sequence peculiar to a specific field for the purpose of instruction?
• Which Republic Act number corresponds to the TESDA Law of 1994?
• Which term describes the ability to generate a variety of ideas or possible solutions?
• Which emperor gave pension for retired teachers and gave more attention to Law and Medicine than to Philosophy?
• Which Republic Act is the Magna Carta for Public School Teachers?
• According to Erikson, the 'terrible twos' describe which age group?
• Which philosophy advocates education as a means of social reform and rebuilding society?
• Which executive order, issued by former President Corazon Aquino, concerns all public secondary school teachers under the administrative supervision and control of the Department of Education, Culture and Sports?
• Who is considered the father of Adversity Quotient (AQ)?
• Which term denotes education aimed at individuals’ self-fulfillment and freedom?
• Which educator proposed that education should be attractive rather than compulsory and that learning should be pleasant, with education gained through books?
• Which Republic Act number corresponds to the Philippine Teachers Professionalization Act of 1994?
• Which Act establishes the Adopt-A-School program to encourage corporate donations to educational institutions?
• Aims to develop the inherent powers of the learner.
• Which statement asserts that a teacher has the power to influence generations?
• Which educational movement is associated with Port-Royal's moral and religious formation?
• Private sectors are encouraged to employ PWDs and, in return, will receive which of the following?
• Which Republic Act established the National Commission for Culture and the Arts?
• Non-formal Education refers to which description?
• A congenital deformity may be accompanied by which of the following outcomes?
• Who is considered the father of Emotional Quotient (EQ)?
• Which term is an educational movement in northern Europe focusing on social regeneration?
• Which term describes the classroom atmosphere shaped by interactions among students and teachers?
• Which term describes learning by exploring and discovering knowledge independently?
• Which term describes learners with IQ of 110 and above?
• Which philosopher advocated 'learning by doing' and believed that education for life and the workbench are as important as the blackboard?
• Which statement correctly identifies the government’s funding priority as stated in the Constitution?
• Which term denotes the final or permanent storing house for memory information?
• What term designates the head of the medieval university?
• Which psychoanalytic term describes a girl's sense of competition with her mother for her father's affections?
• Which Republic Act number corresponds to the lengthening of the school calendar to not more than 220 days?
• In which classroom are students not subjected to imposed constraints, reflecting freedom of choice?
• Which statement best defines motivation?
• Which intelligence is associated with physical movement and athletic ability?
• Which executive order mandated the inclusion of subject courses on human rights in the school curriculum?
• The law mandates that employed Persons with Disabilities should have which benefits through social security systems?
• Which concept involves revisiting the curriculum by teaching the same content in different ways depending on students’ developmental levels?
• Which nutrient's adequate intake during pregnancy reduces the risk of neural tube defects?
• Which level of schooling is free and compulsory?
• The professional obligation of a teacher leaving a position includes which action?
• Which term is described as a type of education which can be acquired anytime and anywhere?
• Who believed that people should be taught an understanding of the outside world rather than simply memorizing knowledge?
• Who is considered the father of modern geometry?
• Which emperor subsidized all Roman schools and created a salary scale for teachers?
• A professional teacher should be creative; He/she is
• Formal Education refers to which of the following?
• Which term refers to producing a great number of ideas or alternate solutions to a problem?
• Which term denotes one's capability to reason, deduce, and think critically?
• Which term is described by the phrase 'organization of skilled craftsmen'?
• Which competency refers to learning how to discern information transmitted via various forms and media?
• Which educational philosophy conceives the curriculum as flexible and based on areas of interest?
• What causes Fetal Alcohol Syndrome?
• Which philosophy is associated with education that is in line with the nature of the child?
• Which group is excluded in the Code of Ethics' definition of a professional teacher?
• What best describes responsible decision-making?
• Changing the procedure for specific students but not changing the task at hand is called
• In elections, who is permitted to assist a PWD who cannot vote alone?
• A teacher has the right to complain against transfer of teachers with prejudice.
• Which term refers to learners with mild to severe conditions such as disorders and disabilities?
• Which statement best describes the relative importance of IQ, EQ, AQ, and SQ in building one's personality?
• Which statement best captures the primary aim of teaching well?
• Which emperor is associated with requiring all teachers to be licensed and to take a qualifying exam?
• Which belief states that students are products of their environment?
• The ability to take the perspective of and empathize with others is called?
• A professional teacher manifest genuine pride and enthusiasm in teaching as a noble calling.
• Which of the following is not typically classified as an intellectual disability?
• See the wisdom of the ancient and medieval times.
• Product of the social interactions between and among teachers and students.
• Which Gestalt principle asserts that among competing interpretations, the simplest is chosen?
• First public school system based in the 'Report'.
• In inclusive schools, teachers should learn to
• Which term refers to the transfer between contexts that appear remote or dissimilar?
• Creative Problem Solving (CPS) is described as?
• Which prevention measure is most effective at reducing neural tube defects in newborns?
• The Free Public Secondary Education Act of 1988 corresponds to which Republic Act number?
• Which type of intelligence refers to the ability to understand and regulate one's own thoughts and feelings?
• Education must be flexible. Child-centered curriculum.
• Which term describes a neurological and developmental condition affecting social interaction and communication?
• Which emperor continued all the privileges and legalized Christianity by the Edict of Milan (AD 313)?
• The Sophists were known for which skill?
• The first SPED school was built in Harrison, Pasay City. In which city is this area located?
• In discussions of successful intelligence, which term is used to indicate a variety of examples?
• Which term refers to the general concept of elementary and secondary schooling?
• Which emperor subsidized all Roman schools and created a salary scale for teachers?
• Which term refers to learners who have mild to severe conditions such as disorders and disabilities?
• What does Social Quotient (SQ) measure?
• Which term is often used to denote the sequence and content of courses a student is expected to complete in a program?
• The track defined by the completion of advanced degrees and fellowships is which?
• Which intelligence relates to being observant and curious about the natural world?
• The learner has developed the ability to think in abstract terms. Which representation is this?
• How did the Catholic Church respond to the challenges of the Protestants, leading to new church laws and punishments for those who opposed the Catholic Church?
• Which option best represents intrinsic motivation arising from internal goals rather than external rewards?
• Which term refers to education for the middle class?
• Extrinsic motivation occurs when what motivates a person is outside themselves.
• Which term denotes the organization of skilled craftsmen?
• Which instructional strategy did Ausubel propose to help learners connect new material to existing knowledge?
• Chronological age refers to the number of years a person has lived.
• Changing the environment to meet the needs of PWDs is associated with which term?
• Which term describes higher education after secondary school?
• Which term best describes a full-scale working model used to test a concept or design concept by making observations and adjustments?
• Which term best describes visuals that help outline new information?
• Which philosophy is described as heavy on the humanities?
• Which approach strives to simulate real-life situations and outside-world experiences in the classroom?
• The agency responsible for licensing professional teachers in the Philippines is?
• Liberal and democratic education is associated with which group?
• Which educational philosophy is associated with a focus on enduring knowledge and a classic curriculum?
• The German theologian who led the Reformation?
• Which law mandates telephone and cellular phone companies to install applications to assist Persons with Disabilities in using their products?
• Intrinsic motivation is defined as?
• What is the standard formula used to calculate IQ?
• Which intelligence is connected to playing musical instruments, recognizing tones, and singing?
• Genius students are defined as individuals with IQ of 140 or more.
• Which emperor exempted all Roman teachers from taxation and military service?
• Which term refers to a mental process of grouping or categorizing objects or events in the mind?
• Which condition results from maternal alcohol consumption during pregnancy?
• Who established a child-centered school in 1840 that came to be known as Kindergarten?
• Formal schooling is divided into primary, lower secondary, and upper secondary levels. How many years does this typically span?
• Which emperor required all teachers to be licensed and to take a qualifying exam?
• Which movement signified a revival of ancient learning, often linked to the discovery of the New World?
• The 5% PWD workforce requirement applies to which agencies?
• Which reinforcement schedule states that a fixed amount of time passes before reinforcement?
• Which term refers to the production of ideas that show a variety of possibilities or realms of thought?
• Which law discusses additional privileges for PWDs, including a PWD Card that provides 20% discounts on select goods and services?
• Which type of teacher teaches students to reconstruct the society?
• What term refers to the planned set of courses guiding what is taught in a school?
• How should a professional teacher respond to unfair criticisms raised by parents?
• Which term refers to an early form of organized education in medieval Europe?
• Which term corresponds to 'a full-fledged member of the guild'?
• DOES NOT allow teachers to accept remuneration for tutoring his / her own students.
• A teacher shall base the evaluation of the learner's work on which criterion?
• Which of the following is a common trait associated with Extroversion?
• Which educational philosophy states that ideas essential to one's culture should never be forgotten?
• Which term denotes a full-fledged member of the guild?
• Liberal education is associated with which city-state?
• The ability to regulate your emotions and behaviors is known as?
• Which term names the medieval theologian renowned for Scholastic thought?
• Which educational philosophy views the curriculum as focusing on core subjects and enduring ideas emphasized through traditional disciplines?
• In a learner-centered classroom, who is at the center of the learning process?
• Which concept states that learning can only take place when the student is ready to learn?
• Gifted and talented and learners with special educational needs are examples of which category?
• Which type of intelligence is relatively higher in one's early years?
• RA 10754 is described as...
• Who advocated repetition as a means to ensure mastery in learning?
• Which educator is associated with the idea that education should be attractive rather than coercive?
• Practical and empirical education is associated with which group?
• Which type of knowledge refers to memories of life events?
• Which learner type benefits from a hands-on approach and actively explores the physical world around them?
• Which emperor granted scholarships to poor but deserving students?
• Which term denotes education that can be acquired anytime and anywhere?
• Which term describes the trait characterized by sociability, assertiveness, and cheerfulness?
• Which ancient scientist is called the father of physics?
• Which figure is associated with leading Protestant reforms in Germany?
• Which professional is typically involved in the initial management of congenital deformities in newborns?
• Mental age indicates a person's capacity in solving problems and facing situations.
• Which term describes a full-scale working model used to test a design concept by making actual observations and necessary adjustments?
• (470-399 BCE) An Athenian philosopher who thought that human beings could lead honest lives and that honor was far more important than wealth, fame, or other superficial attributes.
• Which term refers to the student body?
• Which type of intelligence is associated with viewing the world around us and beyond through values and intuition?
• Which concept asserts that individual freedom is a prerequisite to a rich and fulfilled life?
• Which Republic Act number is the Philippine Teachers Professionalization Act of 1994?
• (430-347 BCE) Was a disciple of Socrates whose cornerstone of thought was his theory of Forms, in which there was another world of perfection.
• Which country is described as having teachers with the greatest respect from students?
• Which set are manifestations of genuine care?
• Special hardship allowances of professional teachers are equivalent to at least what percent of their monthly salary?
• Which term describes the production of ideas that are unique or unusual?
• Which term refers to the transfer between very similar contexts?
• Which writer is associated with the emphasis on formal grammar in education for boys?
• Which dimension refers to the relationships among people?
• IQ between 110 and 139 is typically classified as which type of student?
• Which theory explains that we attribute our successes or failures to several factors?
• Which philosophy emphasizes learning by doing, with less teacher talk and more student talk?
• Which educational approach is most associated with authentic, real-world learning and problem-solving?
• Children learn about the world through actions on physical objects and outcomes of these actions. Which representation is described?
• Which phenomenon involves old information blocking access to new information?
• Which type of knowledge includes knowledge on how to do things?
• The National Defense Act of 1935 provided for obligatory military service; which act number is this?
• Which knowledge involves knowing when and why to apply declarative or procedural strategies?
• Giving additional help like directions or materials to a student with special needs to finish tasks is called