[ LET 41 ] 2025 BLEPT REVIEWER (General Education)

BLEPT - Gen. Ed.

Instructions:

Please answer each question to the best of your ability. Each question is multiple choice, and only one answer per question is correct. Select the most appropriate answer from the options provided. There are 50 questions in total.

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1. In the context of teaching methods, what is the primary advantage of inquiry-based learning?

A) It reduces the need for critical thinking.
B) It encourages students to ask questions and explore concepts.
C) It focuses solely on memorization of facts.
D) It requires minimal student participation.

2. Which of the following is an example of formative assessment?

A) Quizzes given throughout the unit to monitor student progress.
B) A final exam at the end of the semester.
C) Standardized tests administered statewide.
D) A certificate awarded for course completion.

3. Which teaching strategy is most effective for addressing diverse learning styles?

A) Differentiated instruction.
B) Direct instruction.
C) Lecture-based teaching.
D) Standardized teaching methods.

4. In the Philippines, what is the highest education level required to teach in higher education institutions?

A) Master's degree.
B) Bachelor's degree.
C) Doctorate degree.
D) Professional Education units.

5. Which of the following is a principle of inclusive education?

A) Segregation of students with disabilities.
B) All students should learn together in the same environment.
C) Individualized support for students with special needs.
D) Curriculum should be the same for all.

6. What is the primary goal of the K to 12 curriculum in the Philippines?

A) To increase the number of graduates.
B) To prepare students for higher education and employment.
C) To standardize education across regions.
D) To limit access to education.

7. In classroom management, what is the purpose of setting clear expectations?

A) To provide students with guidelines for behavior.
B) To make teaching more complicated.
C) To increase the teacher's workload.
D) To confuse students about classroom rules.

8. What is the primary focus of the National Achievement Test (NAT) in the Philippines?

A) To assess students' academic performance.
B) To evaluate teachers' effectiveness.
C) To determine school funding.
D) To measure school facilities.

9. Which of the following best describes constructivist learning theory?

A) Knowledge is constructed through interaction with the environment.
B) Learning is best achieved through rote memorization.
C) Students should be passive recipients of information.
D) Learning occurs in isolation from social contexts.

10. What is the purpose of the Teacher Education and Development Program (TEDP) in the Philippines?

A) To enhance the quality of teacher education and training.
B) To standardize the salary of teachers.
C) To reduce the number of teachers in the classroom.
D) To focus on administrative tasks of schools.

11. In educational psychology, which of the following best describes cognitive development?

A) The process of acquiring intelligence and problem-solving skills.
B) The ability to physically interact with the environment.
C) The formation of emotional connections with peers.
D) The development of motor skills and physical coordination.

12. Which law governs the practice of teaching in the Philippines?

A) Republic Act No. 7836.
B) Republic Act No. 9155.
C) Republic Act No. 10533.
D) Republic Act No. 4670.

13. Which of the following teaching strategies promotes critical thinking?

A) Problem-based learning.
B) Lecture-based teaching.
C) Rote memorization.
D) Passive listening.

14. What is the main purpose of the Curriculum and Instruction Division of the Department of Education (DepEd) in the Philippines?

A) To manage school facilities.
B) To develop and implement the national curriculum.
C) To oversee teacher salaries.
D) To regulate student enrollment.

15. What teaching method emphasizes student-led discussions and collaborative learning?

A) Cooperative learning.
B) Direct instruction.
C) Lecture-based learning.
D) Traditional teaching.

16. In the Philippines, who is responsible for developing educational policies?

A) The Department of Education (DepEd).
B) The Commission on Higher Education (CHED).
C) The Department of Health (DOH).
D) The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE).

17. Which of the following best defines educational equity?

A) Ensuring all students have access to the same opportunities for learning.
B) Providing the same resources to all students regardless of their needs.
C) Treating all students equally without regard for individual differences.
D) Offering extra resources only to high-performing students.

18. In the context of teacher performance evaluation, what is the purpose of self-assessment?

A) To inflate personal achievements.
B) To reflect on strengths and areas for improvement.
C) To compare oneself to colleagues.
D) To avoid accountability.

19. What does the term "scaffolding" refer to in education?

A) Providing temporary support to help students achieve learning goals.
B) A method of classroom management.
C) The process of grading student work.
D) A technique for organizing lesson plans.

20. Which law mandates the establishment of a universal access to quality education in the Philippines?

A) Republic Act No. 10533.
B) Republic Act No. 9155.
C) Republic Act No. 7722.
D) Republic Act No. 4670.

21. What is the primary focus of the Special Education (SPED) program?

A) To cater to students with diverse learning needs.
B) To enforce a standard curriculum for all students.
C) To prepare students for national exams only.
D) To focus solely on academic achievement.

22. Which of the following strategies is effective for teaching critical reading skills?

A) Encouraging students to question the author's purpose and bias.
B) Focusing only on vocabulary acquisition.
C) Assigning lengthy reading materials without discussion.
D) Requiring students to memorize texts verbatim.

23. What is the purpose of the Philippine Professional Standards for Teachers (PPST)?

A) To establish clear expectations for teacher performance and development.
B) To limit the number of teachers in the country.
C) To standardize the salaries of teachers.
D) To regulate teacher training programs.

24. Which teaching strategy is most effective for fostering creativity in students?

A) Project-based learning.
B) Traditional lectures.
C) Drill and practice.
D) Standardized testing.

25. What role does assessment play in the learning process?

A) It informs instruction and identifies student needs.
B) It solely determines student grades.
C) It is primarily for administrative purposes.
D) It is not necessary for effective teaching.

26. Which of the following is a characteristic of effective classroom management?

A) Establishing clear rules and consequences.
B) Allowing students to make their own rules.
C) Ignoring disruptive behavior.
D) Focusing solely on academic content.

27. What is the significance of teaching ethics in education?

A) It promotes moral reasoning and responsible citizenship.
B) It prepares students only for careers in law.
C) It is irrelevant to academic success.
D) It focuses on discipline rather than values.

28. Which approach is most effective in addressing diverse learning needs in the classroom?

A) Differentiated instruction.
B) One-size-fits-all teaching.
C) Rigid adherence to a fixed curriculum.
D) Exclusion of students with disabilities.

29. In education, what is the concept of "lifelong learning"?

A) The ongoing, voluntary, and self-motivated pursuit of knowledge for personal or professional development.
B) The idea that learning only occurs during formal education.
C) The requirement for students to take additional classes after graduation.
D) A focus solely on acquiring job-related skills.

30. Which method is considered effective for teaching math concepts to young children?

A) Hands-on activities and manipulatives.
B) Solely using textbooks.
C) Memorizing formulas without context.
D) Relying on lectures only.

31. What is the role of technology in modern education?

A) It enhances teaching and learning through innovative tools and resources.
B) It replaces the need for teachers in the classroom.
C) It is only useful for administrative tasks.
D) It distracts students from learning.

32. Which of the following is a key principle of constructivist learning?

A) Learners construct their own understanding and knowledge.
B) Learning is a passive process.
C) Knowledge is transmitted from teacher to student.
D) Assessment is unrelated to learning.

33. What is the purpose of teacher training programs in the Philippines?

A) To prepare teachers with the skills and knowledge necessary for effective teaching.
B) To enforce strict discipline among teachers.
C) To reduce the number of teachers in the workforce.
D) To standardize the appearance of teachers.

34. Which is an important aspect of culturally responsive teaching?

A) Recognizing and valuing students' cultural backgrounds.
B) Ignoring students' cultural differences.
C) Teaching only in the dominant language.
D) Enforcing a strict curriculum without flexibility.

35. What is the significance of student engagement in the learning process?

A) It leads to deeper understanding and retention of knowledge.
B) It is irrelevant to academic performance.
C) It only benefits high-achieving students.
D) It distracts students from learning objectives.

36. Which approach is effective for enhancing students' problem-solving skills?

A) Inquiry-based learning.
B) Rote memorization.
C) Passive listening.
D) Focus on standardized tests.

37. What does the term "inclusive education" mean?

A) Education that accommodates all learners, regardless of their differences.
B) Education that is exclusive to high-performing students.
C) Education that only caters to students with disabilities.
D) Education that is limited to traditional methods.

38. Which learning theory emphasizes the role of social interaction in learning?

A) Social constructivism.
B) Behaviorism.
C) Cognitive development theory.
D) Humanistic theory.

39. What is the primary objective of the K to 12 Basic Education Program in the Philippines?

A) To provide a quality education that is accessible and relevant to all learners.
B) To standardize education across the country.
C) To prepare students solely for national examinations.
D) To focus on vocational training only.

40. What is the role of the teacher in facilitating student-centered learning?

A) To guide and support students in their learning process.
B) To dictate all classroom activities.
C) To assess students solely based on tests.
D) To limit student participation in discussions.

41. Which assessment method is most effective for evaluating critical thinking skills?

A) Open-ended questions that require analysis and reasoning.
B) Multiple-choice questions with factual recall.
C) True or false questions.
D) Fill-in-the-blank questions.

42. What is the primary focus of the "Philippine Qualifications Framework" (PQF)?

A) To ensure that education and training systems meet national development needs.
B) To standardize all educational programs without regard to local context.
C) To eliminate vocational education.
D) To focus exclusively on higher education.

43. In the context of teaching strategies, what does "scaffolding" refer to?

A) Providing temporary support to help students achieve a higher level of understanding.
B) Reducing the amount of information provided to students.
C) Ensuring that students work independently from the start.
D) Eliminating feedback during the learning process.

44. Which educational philosophy emphasizes experiential learning?

A) Constructivism.
B) Essentialism.
C) Behaviorism.
D) Perennialism.

45. What is the significance of "formative assessment" in education?

A) It provides ongoing feedback to improve student learning.
B) It serves only as a final evaluation of student performance.
C) It is irrelevant to the learning process.
D) It focuses solely on grades rather than learning.

46. Which term describes the practice of adapting instruction to meet the diverse needs of learners?

A) Differentiated instruction.
B) Homogeneous grouping.
C) Standardized teaching methods.
D) Fixed curriculum.

47. What role does parental involvement play in a child's education?

A) It positively influences academic performance and social development.
B) It is unnecessary for student success.
C) It disrupts the learning environment.
D) It only benefits students with learning difficulties.

48. What is a key characteristic of project-based learning?

A) Students engage in complex, real-world projects to enhance learning.
B) Students memorize facts for standardized tests.
C) Teacher-centered instruction is emphasized.
D) Learning is limited to textbooks.

49. How does collaborative learning benefit students?

A) It fosters communication skills and teamwork.
B) It leads to competition among peers.
C) It focuses on individual achievement only.
D) It is ineffective in developing problem-solving skills.

50. What is the ultimate goal of education according to the Philippine education system?

A) To develop holistically empowered and socially responsible individuals.
B) To produce job-ready graduates only.
C) To prioritize national exams above all.
D) To conform to international education standards exclusively.

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