Leading strategically - Vision mission and core values
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- Q1
1. When creating a school's vision statement, the school head should ensure that it:
Is aligned with the principal's personal goals for the school
Addresses only the immediate challenges faced by the school
Reflects the aspirations for the future and holistic development of the school community
Focuses exclusively on improving students' test scores
30s - Q2
2. Which of the following is the primary purpose of a school's mission statement?
To describe how the school will achieve its vision through specific actions and strategies
To explain the educational philosophy of the school's founding principal
To provide a list of academic subjects offered by the school
To detail the long-term goals of students
30s - Q3
3. In aligning the school’s mission with its core values, a school leader should:
Focus on academic excellence while disregarding students' personal development
Base the mission solely on the expectations of external stakeholders
Prioritize only the values of competitiveness and discipline
Ensure that the mission reflects ethical standards, inclusivity, and a commitment to the holistic development of all learners
30s - Q4
4. Which of the following best describes the role of a school’s core values?
To outline only the moral expectations for teachers
To focus exclusively on students' academic performance
To provide specific instructions on teaching strategies
To guide the behavior and decision-making of all members of the school community
30s - Q5
5. How should a school head ensure that the vision, mission, and core values are effectively communicated to all stakeholders?
By involving teachers, students, and parents in discussions and activities that reinforce these guiding principles
By posting the statements in classrooms and hallways but not actively engaging stakeholders
By limiting communication to school board meetings and administrative discussions
By emailing the statements to parents without follow-up engagement
30s - Q6
6. The alignment of a school’s vision and mission with its core values is most evident when:
The school places exclusive emphasis on high test scores and performance metrics
The school’s policies and programs reflect a balance between academic achievement and personal growth for all students
30s - Q7
7. A school head wants to review theschool’s vision and mission to ensure its relevance. What should be the first step?
C) Making revisions based solely on the school’s academic performance data
B) Engaging a wide range of stakeholders, including teachers, students, parents, and the community, to gather insights
A) Consulting with a small group of school administrators only
D) Referring only to other schools' vision and mission statements for inspiration
30s - Q8
8. Which of the following actions best supports the integration of core values into daily school practices?
D) The core values are emphasized only during special assemblies or events
C) Core values are reviewed annually but are not part of the curriculum
B) Teachers incorporate core values into lessons, modeling behaviors that align with these values in and out of the classroom
A) Core values are posted on bulletin boards but are not discussed in classes or activities
30s - Q9
9. When developing a school's vision statement, which stakeholder should be the primary focus of the vision?
The school administrators, as they oversee school policies
The students, ensuring their holistic development and future success
The local government, to meet community demands
The teachers, as they implement the curriculum
30s - Q10
10. What is the best way for a school head to ensure that the school’s mission and vision are continuously relevant and effective?
Regularly evaluate the mission and vision with input from the school community and adjust them to meet evolving educational and societal needs
Focus on academic trends and base changes to the mission and vision solely on external benchmarks
Assign a committee to review the mission and vision every ten years without stakeholder input
Keep the mission and vision statements unchanged regardless of the school's progress or challenges
30s - Q11
What is the primary purpose of a school's vision statement?
To describe long-term aspirations of the school community.
To list the school’s current programs and services
To outline the duties of the principal
To comply with DepEd reporting requirements
30s - Q12
A principal revises the school vision to be inclusive and forward-looking. Which PPSSH strand is being demonstrated?
Developing Self and Others
Building Connections (Domain 5)
Focusing on Teaching and Learning (Domain 3)
Leading Strategically.
30s - Q13
Which of the following best reflects a shared vision?
Written by the School Governing Council without consultation
Copied from the vision of a nearby successful schoolDeveloped collaboratively with stakeholders’ input
Drafted solely by the principal based on DepEd mandates
30s - Q14
A well-crafted mission statement should primarily focus on:
The school's financial targets
The school's core purpose and approach to achieving its vision.
Departmental achievements and awards
Day-to-day operational policies
30s - Q15
In the PPSSH, aligning the school’s mission with learners’ diverse contexts reflects:
Professional Development
Vision-Mission Alignment
Inclusive Leadership
Instructional Leadership
30s