Teacher Roles and Responsibilities
What is the primary role of a teacher in the classroom?
To facilitate student learning and manage the classroom effectively.
Which policy is aimed at promoting safe and healthy classroom environments?
The Child Protection Policy (DepEd Order 40 s. 2012).
What is the role of a teacher in supporting students with special needs?
Provide inclusive education through differentiated learning strategies and accommodations.
What should a teacher do if they are going to be absent from school?
Inform the school administration in advance and follow the official leave protocol.
What document guides the creation of lesson plans in the Philippines?
DepEd Order 42 s. 2016 (Daily Lesson Preparation Guidelines).
Which document outlines the specific expectations for teacher performance?
The DepEd Order 2 s. 2015 (RPMS Guidelines).
What is the recommended approach to managing disruptive student behavior?
Using a positive reinforcement strategy, along with clear behavioral expectations.
Which program ensures that students receive the necessary health and nutrition services?
The School Health and Nutrition Program (DepEd Order 60 s. 2017).
How can a teacher track student attendance?
By using the official attendance sheet or electronic attendance system.
What is the DepEd's stance on online learning tools?
They must be properly integrated into the curriculum and comply with safety and privacy standards.
What is the key responsibility of a teacher regarding assessments?
To ensure fair and accurate evaluation of student progress and provide timely feedback.
How should a teacher address a student’s repeated misbehavior?
Refer the student to the guidance counselor or implement a behavior modification plan.
What must a teacher do if they notice a student showing signs of abuse?
Report the case immediately to the designated Child Protection Officer.
What is the required action for teachers when a student has excessive absences?
Notify the parents and take appropriate steps as per school policy.
How often should teachers attend professional development activities according to DepEd policies?
Teachers are encouraged to attend at least 30 hours of professional development every year.
What must teachers regularly submit as part of their professional obligations?
Lesson plans, student grades, and reports.
What does "differentiated instruction" mean in classroom management?
Tailoring lessons to accommodate different learning styles and abilities.
How can a teacher assist struggling students in improving their academic performance?
Provide targeted interventions and connect them with additional academic support.
How should a teacher handle incomplete assignments or missed work due to student absence?
Allow the student to make up the missed work within a reasonable timeframe.
What is the purpose of the Results-Based Performance Management System (RPMS)?
To assess and improve the performance of teachers and school heads.
What is one of the critical aspects of a teacher's professional development?
Continuing education through training and participation in professional development programs.
Which system allows teachers to assess student progress systematically?
Formative and summative assessments.
What must teachers do to create an inclusive learning environment?
Respect diversity and adapt teaching methods to meet the needs of all students.
What is the consequence for a teacher failing to meet grading deadlines?
The teacher may face disciplinary actions as per DepEd guidelines.
What document regulates the recruitment, selection, and appointment of teachers?
DepEd Order 7 s. 2022 (Guidelines on Recruitment and Appointment).