Field Study & Internship

Question 1

Given the grading system of Grade 1 to 10, how should you grade a student in the Languages/AP class?

Written Work - ?%
Performance Tasks - ?%
Quarterly Assessments - ?%

Answer 1

Written Work - 30%
Performance Tasks - 50%
Quarterly Assessments - 20%

Question 2

Given the grading system of Grade 1 to 10, how should you grade a student in the Science/Math class?

Written Work - ?%
Performance Tasks - ?%
Quarterly Assessments - ?%

Answer 2

Written Work - 40%
Performance Tasks - 40%
Quarterly Assessments - 20%

Question 3

Given the grading system of Grade 1 to 10, how should you grade a student in the MAPEH/TLE class?

Written Work - ?%
Performance Tasks - ?%
Quarterly Assessments - ?%

Answer 3

Written Work - 20%
Performance Tasks - 60%
Quarterly Assessments - 20%

Question 4

True or False

Given the grading system of Grade 11 to 12, quarterly assessment are weigh differently based on the subject.

Answer 4

True.

For core subjects = 25%
Academic Track = 30%
TVL/Arts/Sports Track = 20%

Question 5

True or False

Given the grading system of Grade 11 to 12, performance tasks weigh the least for students in the Arts, TVL, or Sports track.

Answer 5

False.

It weighs the most (60% of their grade)

Question 6

A student’s grade should be at least [blank] for them to be considered passing.

Answer 6

75

Question 7

Ms. Jaymee asks you to prepare the SF1.

What document should you bring her?

(Clue: that ONE is masungit)

Answer 7

Masterlist of class enrollment (School Register)

Question 8

Ms. Jaymee asks you to prepare the SF2.

What document should you bring her?

(Clue: There are only TWO students who attended today.)

Answer 8

Learner’s Daily Class Attendance

Question 9

Ms. Jaymee asks you to prepare the SF3.

What document should you bring her?

(Clue: There were THREE books.)

Answer 9

Books Issued and Returned

Question 10

Ms. Jaymee asks you to prepare the SF4.

What document should you bring her?

(Clue: Only FOUR students enrolled and moved.)

Answer 10

Summary Enrollment and Movement of Learners

Question 11

Ms. Jaymee asks you to prepare the SF5.

What document should you bring her?

(Clue: It took me FIVE months to be promoted.)

Answer 11

Report on Promotion

Question 12

Ms. Jaymee asks you to prepare the SF6.

What document should you bring her?

(Clue: It took me an extra month to be promoted.)

Answer 12

Summary report on promotion

Question 13

Ms. Jaymee asks you to prepare the SF7.

What document should you bring her?

(Clue: We have 7 employees.)

Answer 13

Inventory of School Personnel

Question 14

Ms. Jaymee asks you to prepare the SF8.

What document should you bring her?

(Clue: Eating 8 apples keeps the doctor away.)

Answer 14

Learner Basic Health Profile

Question 15

Ms. Jaymee asks you to prepare the SF9.

What document should you bring her?

(Clue: Kpop Idols have low grades)

Answer 15

Learner Progress Report Card (formerly F138)

Question 16

Ms. Jaymee asks you to prepare the SF10.

What document should you bring her?

(Clue: 10 times beda fucked up.)

Answer 16

Learner’s permanent academic record (formerly F137)

Question 17

What do you call the effect that happens when the teachers corrects the misbehavior of one student and positively affects the other students?

Answer 17

Ripple Effect

Question 18

K12 Guidelines are an example of what type of curriculum?

Answer 18

Recommended curriculum

Question 19

Lesson plans are an example of what type of curriculum?

Answer 19

Written curriculum

Question 20

Teaching-learning process is an example of what type of curriculum?

Answer 20

Taught Curriculum

Question 21

Textbooks are an example of what type of curriculum?

Answer 21

Supported curriculum

Question 22

Assessment processes are an example of what type of curriculum?

Answer 22

Assessed curriculum

Question 23

Achieve learning outcomes are an example of what type of curriculum?

Answer 23

Learned curriculum

Question 24

Media is an example of what type of curriculum?

Answer 24

Hidden Curriculum

Question 25

True or False

Action research accepts positivist notions of rationality, objectivity, and truth.

Answer 25

False. It rejects it.

Question 26

[blank] is a model of blended learning in which students rotate through different learning stations, each designed for a specific type of learning activity.

Answer 26

Station Rotation

Question 27

A [blank] ensures alignment of a test to its learning outcomes.

Answer 27

TOS

Question 28

What is a non-transmuted grade?

Answer 28

Raw score

Question 29

For Grades 1-10, if a student fails [number] or more learning areas, they will repeat the grade.

Answer 29

three

Question 30

If you want your students to highlight and display their best work or achievements, or to demonstrate their skills, accomplishments, and expertise…

What type of portfolio should you ask them to submit?

Answer 30

Showcase Portfolio

Question 31

If you want your students to demonstrate their understanding and improvement in a certain topic…

What type of portfolio should you ask them to submit?

Answer 31

Assessment portfolio

Question 32

[blank] is considered as the blueprint of the daily instructional activities of a teacher.

Answer 32

Lesson plan

Question 33

[blank] are asynchronous, open-access, web-based courses geared toward enrolling hundreds/thousands of students at a time.

Answer 33

Massive Open Online Course (MOOC)

Question 34

What parenting styles result in children who have little to no sense of responsiblity?

Answer 34

Neglectful and permissive

Question 35

What parenting styles result in children who have little to no self-esteem?

Answer 35

Neglectful and authoritarian

Question 36

Accomplishing exit forms or undergoing exit clearance demonstrates what value?

Answer 36

Accountability

Question 37

Can teaching-learning activities be found in a TOS?

Answer 37

No.

Question 38

The function of a TOS is to ensure what kind of validity in a test?

Answer 38

Content validity