Farm School Quiz

The law that establishes rural farm schools as an alternative delivery mode of secondary education and appropriates funds therefore?   

• Republic Act. No. 10618

• Republic Act No. 10533

• Republic Act No. 8545

• Republic Act No. 6728

It refers to the nontraditional education program recognized by the Department of Education (DepED) which applies a flexible learning philosophy and a curricular delivery program that includes non formal and informal sources of knowledge and skills.

• Flexible Learning Option

• Alternative Delivery Mode

• Asynchronous learning

• Synchronous learning

It refers to a parallel learning system and an alternative delivery mode of secondary education. It provides for facilitative and experiential learning on the core subjects of the secondary education curriculum with focus on agri-fisheries, designed to address the needs of children in rural, agricultural or fishing communities.

• Public Rural Farm Schools

• Private Rural Farm Schools

• Rural Farm Schools

• Alternative Delivery Mode

 It refers to facilitators or instructors who comprise the teaching staff of the rural farm school. They are specialists in their own fields of endeavor and who facilitate the educative process.

They refer to farmers or their kin who had received Certificates of Land Ownership Award (CLOA) or Emancipation Patents under Republic Act No. 6657, as amended, otherwise known as the "Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Law of 1988".

• farmers

• tenants

• Land owners

• CARP beneficiaries

The tutors of the rural farm school shall be specialists in their fields of endeavor.

• TRUE

• FALSE

What is the term for the intermingling of finance, business, and agriculture in setting into operation a business venture involved in the production of agricultural commodities or enterprises?

• Farm exhibit

• Business planning

• Farm entrepreneurship

• Farming

What is the eligibility criteria for enrolling in rural farm schools for secondary education?

• Graduates of elementary school education, regardless of age

• Graduates of high school education

• Graduates of college education

• Anyone above 18 yrs old

It refers to a farm school operated by the government or any of its political subdivisions.

• Public Rural Farm School

• Private Rural Farm School

• Cooperative Rural Farm School

• Family Enterprise Project

What is the focus of the alternative delivery mode of secondary education in rural communities?

• Promoting sustainable agricultural productivity

• Providing access to education for beneficiaries of CARP

• Tailoring education to the needs of rural agricultural communities

• Improving urban infrastructure