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What percentage of learning comes from reading according to Edgar's Cone of Experience?

10%.

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What is the main purpose of RA 7836?

To regulate the Professionalization of Teaching in the Philippines.

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What is a prerequisite for employment as a teacher in the Philippines?

Passing the Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET).

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What is the minimum rating required to pass the LET?

75%.

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What is mandatory for certified teachers in the Philippines after passing the LET?

Oath-taking.

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How long is the validity of the professional teacher's license in the Philippines?

3 years, expiring on the holder's birthday.

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According to John Dewey, when does education begin?

At birth (womb to tomb).

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What must inactive teachers do after at least 5 years of no practice?

Take a refresher course at DepEd (12 units).

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What is the consequence of misrepresenting oneself as a Licensed Professional Teacher (LPT)?

Can go to jail.

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What is the nature of membership in Accredited Professional Organizations for teachers?

Optional.

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How often can the Periodic Merit Exam be taken by LPTs?

Every 5 years, with a maximum of 2 attempts.

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What does RA 9293 amend?

RA 7836.

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What is one type of permit that can be granted to teachers under RA 9293?

Special/temporary permit for teaching.

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What is required of teachers to renew their professional license in the Philippines?

Continuing Professional Development.

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When does the right to education begin according to educational philosophy?

It cannot be taken back, established from birth.

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What is the difference between a right and a privilege in the context of education?

A right cannot be taken back; a privilege can be revoked.