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O »poly O keow © stdge © Understand This isa level under the Affective * ‘Domain by David Krathwohl wich ‘shows leamers' consistent accordance with what he/she internalized as a value of attitude. © characterization © owenizaton © responang Fo vaning Which component in the Understanding by Design (UBD) Lesson Plan framework answers the question, ‘How can students activate their prior knowledge and be engaged in the learning process?” O Fimup © eepen © Taster O enone by willam Kilpatrick who believes child development and growth. Who develop child earning activities in | parents H-prineipal I students O tana O Wana O tamandiv © tnmrwanav Which among the following keys towards effective claceroom ‘management refers tothe teachers ‘ability to keep the classroom running Iman organized fashion? Inthe middle of the lesson, Teacher * Ella saw a yellow butterfly outside the classroom. Instead of proceeding withthe lesson about adjectives she euddenly discuseed butterflies, This ltuation can be categorized as O mn © Aangle O tiptoe © stimulus boone © smootnness O eretiping © momentum pa O wititness While administering a quiz, Teacher = Jane wae able to check the attendance of the earners, This ability ofa teacher to attend to two ‘or more tasks at atime is also known as: © wititness O ‘opie etect O smoothness © ove ap0ing ‘This isthe term gWven to the . appropriate pacing and progression of the lesson, The lesson should be properly paced, monitored, and adjusted in order to prevent slowdowns and stoppages. © smoothness © overapping © momentum FEO wititness This is athinking level underthe —* ‘cognitive Domain by David Krathwahl which shows learner ably to check and even ertique the value of a material fora given purpose. O v0 O tom © stor O Understand This is alevel under the Affective Domain by David Krathwohl which shows learners’ coneistent accordance with what he/she Imemalized as a value of attitude, © characterization © organization O responding © Youirs ‘Which among the following keys * towards effective classroom management refers tothe teacher's ability to keep the classroom running In an organized fashion? © smoctmness © overapoing O ements © witness ‘The folowing verbs belong tothe * analysis level, EXCEPT: © compare O siteremate © separate © spe‘Benjamin Blooms Taxonomy of Objectives in the Cognitive Domain was revises by: © saceb Kounin © Lorn anderson © ante Horton © Wortgang Korver While administering a quiz, Teacher Jane was able to check the attendance of the learners. This ability of a teacher to attend to two for more tasks at a time is also known as: © wihitness O ‘ple etect FO smoothness ‘The primary concern of a teaching * dis that it must be ‘© visually appeaing © comextetzed cutraly ‘© waten comprehensively © ineyne with the lesson objectives ‘Mr. Robert Padilla, high schoo! teach proper table etiquette to his senlor students. He set up a long dinner table with complete formal dinner set-up and demonstrated the proper use of cutlery and chinaware. He let his students practice eating at 2 formal dinner. What the students performed in Mr. Padilas class was brainstorming panel discussion o@00 role-playing ‘The following verbs belong tothe * analysis level, EXCEPT: © compare O oiferensate O separat © tutoe Which among the following verbs * belongs to the comprehension level? Om O enumerate © summarize O tdentity | ‘The following are progressive points * of view of the curiculum, EXCEPT: total learning experiences ofthe © naa @ serene citen aver the guidance ofthe teacher | unten documents plan of action © ofthe curiculr experiences bythe teacher experiences nthe closreom which O arepiamed and enacteddy the teacher and learned by stents The curriculum reviewers ofthe * Elementary Araing Panlipunan (EAP) subject in School X believes that the leamers can be masters of something if they devote suficient time and effortto it. Therefore, they assured that some competencies in AP are vertically repeated in ll elementary grade levels. The dimension of curriculum design that Is highlighted is: © contin Understanaing by besign (UDv) Lesson Plan framework answers the ‘question, “How can students activate thelr prior knowledge and be ‘engaged inthe learning process?” © Fimup © beepen © Transter O Bole ‘The UbD Lesson Plan framework has * the following components. 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O characterization O organization © Responding © vauing This isthe level under the * Paychomotor Domain by Elizabeth ‘Simpson which shows the ability of ‘the leamer to use sensory cues to {guide motor/physical activity. © Adopstion © compex over Response Fl O Guided ResponseThe content of each subject In basic * Which is NOT included in the erteria * ‘What design element pertains tothe * education are contained in this for selecting educational purposes? continuity of content? document is batrce © feta ° {Co mc Lex st oes 1 seston > 1nd bute © © use of philosophy © scone © © Minimum Learning competencies sequence © use of technology Phil, Secondary learning ° * competencies \ihichof the followings the primary =| Whatdesign element refers tothe * role ofa cst supervisor of authentiety of the content be member of the school board as @ taught? With the topic of baste footsteps in * Lsnnieenoheapeniaptan social dance, a PE teacher decided development? © artetavon to conduct a dancing competition This type of curriculum implemented © inaction tfect O snitcance inthe classroom is known as: urteutam improvernet ere (© stesmmend changes inthe © ‘recommended curcutum urea © vetaiy © supported curcutum © Scheer owenzaton acti sare, Kath, @oraae / teacner, notice * © ‘tut cucu ee that as she corrects the misbehavior © carcutu development of one student, it can positively © wotten curteutum fa Hlementaion and eration Influence the behavior ofthe other “The UBD Lesson Plan framework has * students In such a way that al of Teacher Avilais aware of whatis —* the folowing components. Which ‘them would behave properly when happening inside the classroom, comparisons are correct? one student is being corrected. This ‘such as how the learners behave | Explore Introduction | __suation exempts when he is oF is not aroun. This 1. 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Ova, what definition of curriculum is implied in this situation? © secob kounin interpersonal intetigence © Lorin anderson a Intrapersonalinteligence O Arita Harrow * © Content FB © visual imetigence iotgng Kotler O wotrgang O sequence of courses © series of experiences © setor pertormance objectivesTo maximize learning, the use of the * “The cucuumrenewers ofthe * Which curteulum type appearsas* Elementary Araling Paipunan (EAP) vernacular fs recommended in what subject in Schoo X belles that the 4 available resources, such as eee arade levels textbooks, software and earning something they devote aufitent materials? time and effort to. Therefore, they O 13 ‘Pate vertically repeated in all | on © assessed curcuum clementary grade eves. 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She “The next day her students were discussed a lesson, then Inserted an Sirpased ween abe prosasiad unrelated topic from a previous iecuss a new topic about verbs. From the start to finish, lesson plans * lesson, This act of Teacher Clara is ‘This event is an example of: ‘must possess this characteristic, ‘an example of: which refers to logical organization O tmust and comprehensibity O thrust a © angle © conciseness dangle O tiptop © compieteness © tirtep O conerence © stimulus bound © stimulusbound O symmety ‘The English teacher taughtthe —* literary competencies in an Inthe middle ofthe lesson, Teacher eee ee esse 8 foups of students give other * Groups of students he Ella saw a yellow butterfly outside Sine e eer orial ois rence the classroom. Instead of ‘month and discussed the values and ‘suggestions on how to improve the proceeding with the lesson about the sklls which are related to reabife others! work. This s called as: adjectives, she suddenly discussed Concerns. The dimension of butterflies, Ths situation can be curriculum design being focused on © cxtquing session erates here is O jury tit © tut © continuity round table Integration ° © éanate o) © consensus decision © relevance pa O Men © sequence‘The Project method was introduced * sie content of each eublect in basic)= by William Kilpatrick who believes ‘education are contained in this thatthe purpose of curriculum ia child development and growth. 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Which eriterion for the O specific selection of subject matter of content refers to the learners’ ‘shown in the evaluation of the curriculum? © neensatre schema and experiences as Opal Important factors to euriculum? © stainable © feosiviy O nerest © Fearavity Wihich ofthe following types of * O vataty competence must earners develop while in school as part ofthe adherence tothe needs of various industries? The folowing are suggested criteria * by Jesus C. Palma in organizing and O technical sa pulting diferent contents together, EXCEPT: lectronics skill © amteuiaton @© crterionbased ° © automotive skis ° ‘mechanical skill © integration fa O scope and sequence
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