FIELD STUDY, TEACHING INTERNSHIP & ACTION RESEARCH

Kolb (1984)

Who defined experiential learning as the 'process whereby knowledge is created through the transformation of experience'?

reflective

Experiential Learning Theory emphasizes two key roles in the learning process: learning by doing and _____ thinking.

Pragmatism

Which philosophy believes the essence of an idea comes from the consequence of its practice?

Instrumentalism

Pragmatism is also known as _____ according to John Dewey.

practical's

According to William James, Pragmatism is referred to as _____.

Progressivism

Which educational theory views change, rather than permanence, as the essence of reality?

experience

Progressivism declares that the essence of education is the continual reconstruction of _____.

Concrete experience (CE)

In Kolb's model, which phase is known as the 'action phase' where students try out new experiences?

Intentionally reflecting on experience from multiple perspectives.

Phase:

Reflective observation (RO). What is the primary focus of the student during this phase?

Abstract conceptualization (AC)

In Kolb's model, which phase involves integrating experience into existing knowledge schemas to form new concepts?

Active experimentation (AE)

Which phase of Kolb's model involves hypothesizing, problem-solving, and trying out actions?

Experiential Learning Courses (ELC)

What collective program includes both Field Study and Teaching Internship courses?

6 units (360 hours)

How many units and hours are required for Practice Teaching/Teaching Internship?

Philippine Professional Standards for Teachers

What does the acronym PPST stand for?

37

The PPST is composed of 7 Domains and how many Strands?

Content

PPST Domain 1 focuses on _____ Knowledge and Pedagogy.

Learning

PPST Domain 2 focuses on the _____ Environment.

Domain 3

Which PPST Domain addresses the 'Diversity of Learners'?

Planning

PPST Domain 4 focuses on Curriculum and _____.

Domain 5

Which PPST Domain focuses on 'Assessment and Reporting'?

Engagement

PPST Domain 6 addresses Community Linkages and Professional _____.

Domain 7

Which PPST Domain focuses on 'Personal Growth and Professional Development'?

Competency Framework for Southeast Asian Teachers of the 21st Century

What does the acronym CFSAT 21 represent?

11

How many competencies are listed in the CFSAT 21?

No. 74

Which CHED Memorandum Order (CMO) provides the guidelines for Bachelor of Elementary Education (BEEd)?

No. 75

Which CHED Memorandum Order (CMO) provides the guidelines for Bachelor of Secondary Education (BSEd)?

Philippine Teachers Professionalization Act of 1994

What is the common name for RA 7836?

RA 9293

Which law amended certain sections of RA 7836?

Magna Carta for Public School Teachers

What is the title of RA 4670?

Bullying

RA 10627 is also known as the Anti-_____ Act of 2013.

RA 7877

Which law is known as the Anti-Sexual Harassment Act of 1995?

Protection

DepEd DO 40, s. 2012 provides the policy for Child _____.

Classroom-Based Action Research (CBARs)

What type of research is conducted by Practice Teachers to focus on specific teaching-learning processes?

Resource Teachers (RTs)

The educators being observed by Field Study Students in a partner school.

Teacher Education Institution

What does the acronym TEI stand for?

clinical

Teaching Internship uses a _____ approach under the mentorship of a cooperating teacher.

Flexible Learning

What CHED program encompasses different delivery modalities for the new normal?

Most Essential Learning Competencies

What does MELCs stand for in the context of the modified basic education curriculum?

False

True or False:

The core activity of Field Study 1 (FS 1) is participation and assistantship.

Field Study 2 (FS 2)

In which Field Study course is a student required to conduct a Classroom-Based Action Research (CBAR)?

College Supervisors

Who are the faculty members assigned by the TEI to monitor and evaluate PTs in their internship?

Cooperating School

What is the term for a TEI partner school where Field Study and Teaching Internship are undertaken?

Cooperating Teachers (CTs)

Who are the educators that act as coaches and mentors for Practice Teachers in the partner school?

Regional Directors

According to DO 3, s. 2007, who is responsible for the quality assurance of ELCs and providing rewards/recognition?

School Division Superintendent

Who has the duty to forge a MOA with TEIs on the deployment of pre-service teachers?

True

True or False:

Any teacher in a Field Study Cooperating School can serve as a Resource Teacher.

At least 3 years

How many years of teaching experience must a teacher have to be selected as a Cooperating Teacher for Practice Teaching?

False

True or False:

A substitute teacher can be selected as a Cooperating Teacher for Practice Teaching.

cooperating teacher

Pre-service teachers must notify the _____ in case of absences during teaching internship.

OAR Approach (Observe, Analyze, Reflect)

What approach involves observing real-world settings, analyzing data, and reflecting on the impact of the experience?

The Learners

In Field Study, what objective involves observing the learners' individual behaviors and interactions?

The Learning Environment

In Field Study, what objective involves observing the physical and social characteristics of the classroom?

Orientation Sessions

What is the first phase of the Teaching Internship?

First Orientation (conducted by College Supervisor)

During which orientation session are TEI's teaching internship policies and subject requirements discussed?

Second Orientation (conducted by Cooperating Principal)

Which orientation session includes a school tour of facilities and school rules discussion?

Third Orientation (conducted by Subject Area Coordinator/CT)

Which orientation session covers subject area content, lesson exemplars, and the grading system?

Onsite Tasks

Checking seatwork and assisting in school forms are classified under which phase of Teaching Internship?

Teaching Approach

A set of principles or beliefs about the nature of learning translated into the classroom.

Teaching Strategy

A long-term plan of action designed to achieve a particular goal.

Teaching Method

A systematic or procedural way of achieving short-term learning objectives.

Approach -> Strategy -> Method -> Technique

Sequence the following from broadest to most specific:

Method, Technique, Approach, Strategy.

first day

Tip:

To provide classroom structure, rules and expectations must be given on the _____.

non-print

Instructional materials like microscopes, models, and rocks are classified as _____ materials.

electronic

Slide presentations, videos, and Virtual Reality (VR) are examples of _____ instructional materials.

Differentiated Instruction

What is the provision of multiple learning options to cater to varying interests and needs in one classroom?

Verbal-Linguistic (Word Smart)

Intelligence Type:

Conducting interviews, writing poetry, and debates.

Logical-Mathematical (Number Smart)

Intelligence Type:

Creating visual diagrams, solving puzzles, and analogies.

Interpersonal (People Smart)

Intelligence Type:

Think-Pair-Share and cooperative games.

Intrapersonal (Self Smart)

Intelligence Type:

Rewriting stories from one's own POV and using learning journals.

Musical (Music Smart)

Intelligence Type:

Composing simple songs and community singing.

Visual-Spatial (Art Smart)

Intelligence Type:

Map reading, graphic organizers, and comic strips.

Bodily-Kinesthetic (Body Smart)

Intelligence Type:

Charades, learning folk dances, and dramatic re-enactments.

Naturalist (Nature Smart)

Intelligence Type:

Categorizing species and maintaining a community garden.

Demonstration Teaching

What is a planned mock lesson taught to assess teaching abilities called?

Detailed

A _____ Lesson Plan (DLP) serves as the teacher's 'roadmap' for the lesson.

Content

According to DO 42, s. 2016, which part of the DLP comes immediately after Objectives?

• Remarks

• Reflection

What are the final two parts of a Detailed Lesson Plan according to DO 42, s. 2016?

SF 1 (School Register)

Which school form serves as the Master list of class enrollment?

SF 2 (Daily Attendance Report of Learner)

Which school form is used for the recording of attendance, absence, or tardiness?

Books Issued and Returned

What is SF3 used for in schools?

SF 4 (Monthly Learner's Movement and Attendance)

Which school form provides a summary of SF2, showing enrollment counts and dropouts by grade level?

Proficiency

SF5 is a report on Promotion and Level of _____.

SF 7

Which school form contains the inventory of school personnel and their teaching loads?

Learner Basic Health Profile (BMI Assessment)

What is the purpose of SF8?

Form 138

What was the former name of SF9 (Learner Progress Report Card)?

Form 137

What is the former name of SF10 (Learner's Permanent Academic Record)?

Conference

A meeting between parents and teachers to discuss academic performance is called a Parent-Teacher _____.

RA 10912

Which law is the Continuing Professional Development Act of 2016?

45 units

What is the standard required number of CPD units for license renewal?

15 units

During the transition period, what is the temporary required number of CPD units according to the PRC?

Growth Portfolio

What type of portfolio is a purposeful documentation that showcases learning progress?

Showcase Portfolio

Which portfolio type displays only the student's best outputs?

Process

A portfolio that demonstrates the steps on how learning outcomes were achieved is a _____ portfolio.

Competence Portfolio

Which portfolio type includes proofs of qualifications, certificates, and honors?

Celebration

A portfolio highlighting occasions and activities of great importance is a _____ portfolio.

effectiveness

Action research allows teachers to examine their own classrooms to improve quality and _____.

Identify the problem

 What is the first step in the Action Research process?

Share findings

What is the final step in the Action Research process?

Individual Action Research

Type:

Action research done by one teacher-researcher focusing on a single classroom issue.

Collaborative Action Research

Type:

Action research done by two or more researchers addressing a common problem.