Teaching Philosophy Quiz

A teacher explains complex topics by connecting them to real-life student experiences. This exemplifies:

• Authoritarian method

• Constructivist approach

• Rote learning

• Transmission model

A teacher is offered a reward by a parent to boost their child’s grade but politely refuses. This shows:

• Bias

• Integrity

• Obedience

• Paternalism

Teaching learners to differentiate right from wrong is a primary function of:

• Social studies

• Moral education

• Language teaching

• Math instruction

RA 7836 is also known as:

• Magna Carta for Teachers

• Education Act of 1982

• Philippine Teachers Professionalization Act

• Basic Education Curriculum Act

A teacher who believes that learners are inherently good and capable of self-direction subscribes to:

• Pragmatism

• Existentialism

• Behaviorism

• Essentialism

A teacher facilitates group projects to promote cooperation. This emphasizes:

• Social development

• Individualistic learning

• Memorization

• Behavior reinforcement

When a teacher promotes empathy and respect in class, they are upholding:

• Cognitive growth

• Emotional quotient

• Moral values

• Physical wellness

Max Scheler’s concept of “value blindness” refers to:

• Being born without moral sense

• Inability to rank values properly

• Obsession with sensory pleasure

• Focus on economic status

The use of teaching strategies that include diverse learners shows:

• Pedagogical rigidity

• Educational elitism

• Inclusive education

• Authoritative instruction

A teacher reflects on their own teaching and strives to improve. This shows:

• Overthinking

• Professional growth

• Egoism

• Stress