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What was the primary language of instruction during the educational reforms in the American Period?
What was the primary language of instruction during the educational reforms in the American Period?
- Spanish
- English (correct)
- Japanese
- Filipino
Which period established free and compulsory elementary education in the Philippines?
Which period established free and compulsory elementary education in the Philippines?
- Japanese Occupation
- Post Colonial Period
- Commonwealth Period
- American Period (correct)
What significant change did the Education Act of 1940 introduce to the elementary education system?
What significant change did the Education Act of 1940 introduce to the elementary education system?
- Increased elementary years to 8
- Established a bilingual education system
- Reduced elementary years to 6 (correct)
- Introduced compulsory secondary education
Which educational philosophy emphasizes the importance of democratic ideals and way of life in the post-colonial education system?
Which educational philosophy emphasizes the importance of democratic ideals and way of life in the post-colonial education system?
What was a major focus of education during the Japanese Occupation?
What was a major focus of education during the Japanese Occupation?
What requirement was made permanent under RA 1079 in June 1954 for teachers in the Philippines?
What requirement was made permanent under RA 1079 in June 1954 for teachers in the Philippines?
What was introduced as a requirement in schools under RA 1265 in June 1955?
What was introduced as a requirement in schools under RA 1265 in June 1955?
What is a primary belief of reconstructionist educators?
What is a primary belief of reconstructionist educators?
Who were the 'Thomasites' in the context of Philippine education?
Who were the 'Thomasites' in the context of Philippine education?
How does philosophy influence teaching practices?
How does philosophy influence teaching practices?
In a classroom applying reconstructionism, what type of issues might students explore?
In a classroom applying reconstructionism, what type of issues might students explore?
Which practice is encouraged by ongoing philosophical reflection for educators?
Which practice is encouraged by ongoing philosophical reflection for educators?
What role do teachers play in a reconstructionist educational framework?
What role do teachers play in a reconstructionist educational framework?
What is a key aspect of the teaching profession as described?
What is a key aspect of the teaching profession as described?
Why is preparation important for effective teachers?
Why is preparation important for effective teachers?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of effective teachers?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of effective teachers?
What is assumed about teachers in the teaching profession?
What is assumed about teachers in the teaching profession?
How do effective teachers handle class time?
How do effective teachers handle class time?
According to Professor Robert J. Walker's research, what can effective teachers do to engage their students?
According to Professor Robert J. Walker's research, what can effective teachers do to engage their students?
What misconception about teaching is highlighted in the content?
What misconception about teaching is highlighted in the content?
Which factor is essential for teachers to positively impact students?
Which factor is essential for teachers to positively impact students?
What characteristic do the most effective teachers exhibit when interacting with students?
What characteristic do the most effective teachers exhibit when interacting with students?
How do effective teachers demonstrate high expectations for their students?
How do effective teachers demonstrate high expectations for their students?
What is a way that effective teachers show they care for their students?
What is a way that effective teachers show they care for their students?
What role does humor play in effective teaching?
What role does humor play in effective teaching?
What does it mean for teachers to be fair in their classroom?
What does it mean for teachers to be fair in their classroom?
How do effective teachers utilize technology in their teaching?
How do effective teachers utilize technology in their teaching?
What is a sign of an optimistic teacher?
What is a sign of an optimistic teacher?
How do compassionate teachers respond to students' personal struggles?
How do compassionate teachers respond to students' personal struggles?
What approach do effective teachers use to manage difficult situations in the classroom?
What approach do effective teachers use to manage difficult situations in the classroom?
How do respectful teachers ensure they do not embarrass students?
How do respectful teachers ensure they do not embarrass students?
What is a key behavior of teachers who are forgiving?
What is a key behavior of teachers who are forgiving?
Which role does a teacher NOT typically fulfill in society?
Which role does a teacher NOT typically fulfill in society?
What is the primary goal of effective teachers as cultural preservers?
What is the primary goal of effective teachers as cultural preservers?
What philosophy underpins the term 'philosophy of education'?
What philosophy underpins the term 'philosophy of education'?
During which period was education primarily vocational and provided by tribal leaders?
During which period was education primarily vocational and provided by tribal leaders?
What characteristic defined the education system during the Spanish period?
What characteristic defined the education system during the Spanish period?
What significant shift occurred during the American period of education?
What significant shift occurred during the American period of education?
Which of the following is NOT a role that teachers fulfill?
Which of the following is NOT a role that teachers fulfill?
What teaching approach emphasizes guiding students in their learning to think critically?
What teaching approach emphasizes guiding students in their learning to think critically?
Which group primarily provided education during the Spanish colonial era?
Which group primarily provided education during the Spanish colonial era?
What does an advocate teacher typically do?
What does an advocate teacher typically do?
Which behavior demonstrates a teacher admitting their mistakes?
Which behavior demonstrates a teacher admitting their mistakes?
Study Notes
Introduction to Teaching Profession
- Teaching is an occupational field dedicated to the development of young minds and hearts.
- Teachers fulfill multiple roles and must foster a welcoming environment for lifelong learning.
- Teaching is viewed as a calling, requiring commitment and dedication to impact students' lives positively.
Characteristics of Effective Teachers
- Prepared: Effective teachers arrive ready and engaged, maximizing instructional time.
- Positive: They maintain an optimistic attitude and encourage their students, celebrating their efforts.
- Hold High Expectations: They challenge all students to achieve their potential and instill self-belief.
- Creative: Resourceful in teaching methods, they effectively incorporate technology and innovative strategies.
- Fair: Ensure equal opportunities for all students while recognizing different learning styles.
- Personal Touch: Build connections with students, showing genuine interest in their lives and activities.
- Cultivate Belonging: Create an inclusive classroom atmosphere that fosters comfort and acceptance.
- Compassionate: Show concern for students' personal issues, recognizing their lives beyond the classroom.
- Sense of Humor: Utilize humor to create a relaxed learning environment and engage students.
- Respectful: Treat students with dignity and handle sensitive matters privately.
- Forgiving: Start each day anew, promoting a positive classroom culture.
- Admit Mistakes: Willing to acknowledge errors and make necessary adjustments.
Role of Teachers in Society
- Teachers are crucial for empowering youth through education, enabling better future opportunities.
- They simplify complexities, making learning more accessible and understandable.
- Effective education and teachers are fundamental for societal progression and development.
- Roles include educator, mentor, facilitator of critical thinking, counselor, community builder, promoter of lifelong learning, cultural preserver, innovator, advocate, safety monitor, and bridge to the future.
Historical Foundations of Education
- Philosophy: Derived from "Philo" (love) and "Sophia" (wisdom), education encompasses the systematic study of fundamental questions about existence and knowledge.
- Historical perspectives inform current educational practices and developments.
Key Historical Developments
- Pre-Hispanic Period: Education was informal, focusing on cultural preservation through parental and tribal teaching.
- Spanish Period: Introduced formal education; focused on religion, with separate schools for boys and girls.
- American Period: Implemented democratic ideals, free compulsory education, and an English-language curriculum.
- Japanese Occupation: Shifted focus from Western influences, promoting Japanese language and cultures.
- Post-Colonial Philippines: Continued emphasis on democratic ideals and increased formal structure in education practices.
Major Educational Philosophies
- Four key philosophies influence current educational practices:
- Perennialism
- Essentialism
- Progressivism
- Reconstructionism (focuses on social change and addressing societal issues).
- Teachers facilitate critical thinking and encourage students to engage with social problems and develop solutions.
Influence of Philosophy on Teaching Practices
- Philosophy impacts educators' understanding of learning and education's purpose.
- Ongoing philosophical reflection helps teachers refine their approaches and create more effective, meaningful learning experiences.
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Explore the essential qualities that define effective teachers. This quiz highlights the importance of optimism, communication, high expectations, and fostering a positive classroom environment. Assess your understanding of how these strategies can enhance student success.