
Leading strategically(Learner voice)
Quiz by Àrdy Devera
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Which of the following best defines learner voice in education?
2. According to constructivist learning theory, learner voice is important because:
Which educational philosopher strongly advocates for dialogue and learner voice in education?
 Learner voice supports democratic education by:
Which concept is most aligned with learner voice in the classroom?
Learner voice in education is primarily concerned with:
The promotion of learner voice is crucial in achieving:
In inclusive education, learner voice is important because it:
Which of the following represents a barrier to learner voice?
Student agency refers to:
Which of the following is a key strategy for promoting learner voice in schools?
A school head wants to promote learner voice in curriculum planning. Which of the following is the best approach?
Student councils can be effective in promoting learner voice because they:
Which of the following tools is most effective in gathering learner voice?
A school head wants to evaluate the effectiveness of learner voice initiatives. Which method is most appropriate?
Which of the following classroom activities best promotes learner voice?
A school leader can foster student voice by:
Which of the following is an example of amplifying learner voice in the classroom?
The most effective way to include marginalized voices in school decision-making is to:
A principal wants to implement a program that promotes learner voice. Which of the following is the best action?
The DepEd Child Protection Policy (DepEd Order No. 40, s. 2012) promotes learner voice by:
The Enhanced Basic Education Act (RA 10533) emphasizes the importance of learner voice in:
How does the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) support learner voice?
DepEd's mission of developing globally competitive lifelong learners is supported by learner voice through:
Which DepEd policy specifically calls for learner participation in school improvement processes?
Under DepEd's K-12 curriculum reforms, learner voice can best be integrated by:
Which policy emphasizes the need for learner participation in the School Improvement Plan (SIP)?
in the context of shared governance, how can school heads ensure that learner voice genuinely influences decision-making processes, rather than being a token gesture?
Which of the following strategies best ensures that marginalized student groups (e.g., those from low-income backgrounds, students with disabilities) are given equal opportunity to participate in school decision-making processes?
How can a school leader use learner voice as a key component in fostering a culture of collaboration among students, teachers, and administrators in the context of continuous school improvement?