Educ 54 (Principles of Teaching 1) Midterm Examination
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Maris Orongan
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Multiple Choice
1. The following statements describe the nature of the learner. Which one is an EXCEPTION?
An embodied spirit
The key participant in the learning process
Responsible for feeding his/her body and spirit
Equipped with the cognitive as well as the appetitive faculties
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Multiple Choice
2.Learners Dianne and Rhesa who always “think outside the box” and are very creative in doing their online tasks. Which cognitive/appetitive faculties do they exhibit?
Intellect
Imagination
Memory
Emotion
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Multiple Choice
3.Mr. Jules, a MAPEH Instructor, has observed that his Grade 12 students differ in their capacity to criticize health issues in the country, such as the mental health, COVID face masks mandate, and the like. This shows that learners differ from each other in which point of view of these element?
Aptitude
Ability
Interest
Attitude
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Multiple Choice
4.What feature(s) do learners possess with Logical-Mathematical intelligence?
They like to solve puzzles.
These people tend to shy away from others.
They like to draw, do jigsaw puzzles, read maps and daydream.
They are sensitive to tackle deep questions about the impact of coronavirus (COVID) pandemic on people’s livelihood, and health.
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Multiple Choice
5.In the Preamble of the Code of Ethics of Professional teachers (1997), which one is NOT SAID of teachers?
LET passers
Duly licensed professionals
Possess dignity and reputation
Possess high moral values as well as technical and professional competence.
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