If a teacher believes that they have control over certain environmental variables to shape and modify student behavior, which educational philosophy are they practicing?

According to the Code of Ethics for Professional Teachers, what is the proper course of action if a teacher has a justifiable criticism against a fellow colleague?

Which educational philosophy is being applied when a teacher engages classes in values clarification and simulates world-life scenarios in the classroom to make students learn by doing?

Which ASEAN member country provides the highest teacher salary according to common educational surveys?

Which of the following describes the 'academic track' in the context of professional development for Filipino teachers?

An existentialist teacher's main concern is to help students appreciate themselves as unique individuals. What is the fundamental requirement for students in an existentialist classroom?

Which of the following describes the 'Self-directed track' in the context of professional development for Filipino teachers according to the CPD Act of 2016?

According to the Magna Carta for Public School Teachers, how many hours of actual classroom teaching should a teacher perform in a single day?

Which pillar of education, as defined by UNESCO, refers to developing the potential of each individual and allowing them to discover their own unique talents and capacities?

According to the 1987 Philippine Constitution, which of the following is the State mandated to do for the benefit of its citizens and the educational system?

If a teacher believes that students are primarily a product of their environment and focuses on modifying behavior through environmental variables, which educational philosophy is being applied?

According to the Code of Ethics for Professional Teachers and the Magna Carta for Public School Teachers, which of the following is an entitlement or requirement for a professional teacher?

Which of the following describes the 'Learning to live together' pillar of education as defined by UNESCO in the context of global education?

Which educational philosophy is characteristically teacher-centered, emphasizes the wisdom of ancient and medieval times, and does not sacrifice subject matter for the sake of students' interests?

Which educational philosophy is being applied if a teacher simulates real-life situations in the classroom, prioritizes 'learning by doing', and considers students' interests and needs in the curriculum?

According to the Magna Carta for Public School Teachers, what is the maximum number of hours of actual classroom teaching that a professional teacher must perform per day?

Which educational philosophy aims to teach students to actively participate in the rebuilding of society and creates a model citizen who contributes to social reform?

Which of the following describes the 'Existentialist' classroom in terms of curriculum and learner autonomy?

An aspiring teacher follows the professional and academic tracks to satisfy the CPD Act of 2016. Which of the following activities is correctly categorized as part of the 'Academic Track'?

According to the Code of Ethics for Professional Teachers, which of the following is considered the correct course of action when a teacher has a justifiable criticism against a colleague?

If a teacher believes that the primary goal of education is to help students understand themselves as unique individuals who must take complete responsibility for their own thoughts and actions, which philosophy is being practiced?

According to the Code of Ethics for Professional Teachers, which action should a teacher take if there is a justifiable criticism against a colleague?

Which ASEAN member country is known for providing the highest teacher salary and is also described in global studies as a location where teachers' actual pay was judged higher than the fair rate?

Regarding the 21st-century life and career skills, what is required from learners who must respect cultural differences and work effectively with others from different backgrounds?

Which educational philosophy posits that learners are a product of their environment and that teachers can modify student behavior by controlling specific variables?

Which pillar of education, as defined by UNESCO, focuses on developing the personal potentials of each individual and emphasizes the phrase 'unity in diversity' through the lens of human relationships?

According to the Magna Carta for Public School Teachers (RA 4670), how many years of service must a teacher complete to be entitled to a study leave for a duration of one year?

Which educational philosophy is characterized by a curriculum that simulates life in the outside world, avoids focusing solely on facts and concepts, and prioritizes 'learning by doing'?