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Question 1

plays an important role in the development of individuals and societies.

Answer 1

School

Question 2

vital source of knowledge
and innovations, they are contributors to
economic development, they are the agents of social and cultural
development, and they are the
warehouses of information.

Answer 2

School

Question 3

national and regional symbols serving as
repository of the people’s history and culture.

Answer 3

School

Question 4

it has its own system of governance influenced by fixed organizational structure
of bureaucracy

Answer 4

School as an Organization

Question 5

In basic education, it determines the
bureaucratic structure of schools from national, regional, division, district and the
local school level.

Answer 5

Department of Education

Question 6

The
Central Office is composed of
4 Bureaus namely

Answer 6

(1) Bureau
of Curriculum Development,
(2) Bureau of
Learning
Delivery, (3) Bureau of
Learning Resources, and (4)
Bureau of Educational Assessment

Question 7

main function is to help learners
learn and develop knowledge, skill, and values essential for every
individual. Its main function is to implement the curriculum prescribed
by the Department of Education. Guided by the different principles and
theories of teaching and learning, the school carries function by helping
mold the minds and character of student. Students in school with the help
of teachers developed much knowledge skills.

Answer 7

School as learning organization-

Question 8

• it is composed of teachers, administrators,
  students, staff, and other stakeholders united in one purpose and guided
  by common values and culture

Answer 8

School as a community-

Question 9

a sense of direction of what the school hopes to
accomplish for itself, for the people, and for the society

Answer 9

Vision

Question 10

provides a framework for organizational culture and
behaviour of the entire school

Answer 10

Values

Question 11

provides administrative and management support for
the day-to-day activities and functions of the school.

Answer 11

Leadership-

Question 12

pertains to shared values and behaviors of students,
teachers, staff and administration.

Answer 12

Culture

Question 13

aims to respond to the different changes
and challenges in the society brought by different social and natural forces, it
plays and important role in shaping the future of the society it belongs.

Answer 13

school as a social organization

Question 14

characteristic of
rational, natural, and open systems. They have hierarchies of authority,
goals, and roles expectation similar to bureaucratic organization.
Individual needs affect employee behaviour, organizational goals are not
firm, informal organization derived from interactions among individual,
and schools

Answer 14

Structure

Question 15

school culture is preserved and transferred to new
members by the socialization process. New teachers
learn shared values, beliefs, norms when they interact and build
relationships with their colleagues. The school culture is influence by the
philosophy and core values of the school. It is also continuously shaped
by the culture of every individual members of the school. Private schools
especially sectarian school are famous for their ability to sustain their
institutional norms and culture especially among students

Answer 15

Culture and Climate

Question 16

in social system of schools an
important aspect of leadership is the quality and systematic effects of
functions and behaviours of principal as leader

Answer 16

Leadership and Decision Making

Question 17

social organizations like school are stemmed from
interaction among people both within and outside of the organization.
Relationships within school building and with the community are
essential elements of socializations and have significant impact on mini
vital processes

Answer 17

Relationships

Question 18

Technological
advancements is impacting the finance industry as new challengers are
emerging and growing customer expectations drives significant IT
infrastructure investment.

Answer 18

Digitalization’s and Technological Advances

Question 19

talent capable of navigating a rapidly
evolving financial landscape will be required to respond to increasing
regulatory pressures, a changing approach to risk management and the
immergence of new markets

Answer 19

Global Talent and Skills Race-

Question 20

regulation and the increasing
cause of capital is exerting pressure on business operating structures,
driving segmentation and disintermediation in the financial sector.

Answer 20

Business Operating Model Pressures

Question 21

regulatory pressures arising from
the financial crisis have increase the cause of capital, prompted largescale divestment, reshaped attitudes towards risk, and redrawn the
boundary between retail and wholesale banking.

Answer 21

Regulatory Changes and Complexity

Question 22

none- bank
financial institutions, fintech companies and new investors are bringing
fresh capital into the sector while bank meet capital requirements, manage
stress test and spend and compliance upgrades.

Answer 22

Changes in Investment, Capital sources and Returns-

Question 23

rules, mandates, and other
requirements intendedto
provide direct supervision,
standardized work process, or
standardizedoutcomes that are
used to prescribed change.

Answer 23

Bureaucratic forces

Question 24

rules, mandates, and other
requirements intendedto
provide direct supervision,
standardized work process, or
standardizedoutcomes that are
used to prescribed change.

Answer 24

Bureaucratic forces

Question 25

personalities, leadership styles,
and interpersonal skillsof
change agents that could push
for changes to happen in school

Answer 25

Personal forces

Question 26

competition, incentives, and
individual choice that areused
to motivate change.

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Market forces

Question 27

standards of expertise, codes
of conduct,collegiality felt
obligations, and other
professional norms intended to build professional community to
compel change

Answer 27

Professional forces

Question 28

shared
values, goals, and ideas about
pedagogy,relationships, and politics
intended to build covenantal
community that isused to compel
change

Answer 28

Cultural forces

Question 29

democratic social contacts and
sharedcommitments to the common
good intended to build a community
that isused to compel change.

Answer 29

Democratic forces

Question 30

an essential
contributor to school effectiveness.
It means all
faculty,administrators and staff
experience a high degree of
ownership and a feeling of
responsibility on the changes that
they wish to happen. Teachers,
students, and staff must see their
roles and responsibilities the
changes that will happen.

Answer 30

Internal Commitment

Question 31

These
schools aim to contribute to
theeconomic development of
the people and the community.

Answer 31

Trade and agricultural
schools

Question 32

research on the
indigenous people culture in the
Cordillera region.

Answer 32

UP Baguio

Question 33

also known for its contributions in
helping the poor people in various
parts of the country and it has
collaborations with other agencies and
institutions, like GawadKalinga, in its
mission to end poverty and serve the
poor.

Answer 33

Ateneo de Manila University

Question 34

partnership in
developing children’s literacy in poor
communities

Answer 34

Miriam College

Question 35

program for empowering women and
inpromoting gender equity

Answer 35

St. Scholastic a’s College

Question 36

Law
Center for providing free legal
assistanceto poor people

Answer 36

The UP College of Law

Question 37

developing science
literacy by building a good science and mathematics program in a
small town of Jagna in the province of Boho

Answer 37

The Central Visayas Institute of
Technology

Question 38

for advancing the education of Muslims and
other indigenous groups in Mindanao

Answer 38

. Mindanao State University

Question 39

for serving the health needs of poor
families in Tondo Manila

Answer 39

Mary Johnston College of Nursing

Question 40

all over the country, are helping develop the vocational
and technical skills of millions of students.

Answer 40

TESDA Schools

Question 41

according to Hirsch (1987) is to possess the
basic information extending over the major domains of human activity from arts,
sports, and science, needed to thrive in the modern world

Answer 41

culturally literate