Let in The Net
Let in The Net
Let in The Net
VOCABULARY
Emulate 〰 imitate
Vouchsafe 〰 grant
Abeyance 〰 suspended
Denigrate 〰 malign
Furtive 〰 sneaky ● "Doktrina Kristiyana" - Fr.
Remonstrate 〰protest Domingo de Nieva 👉 unang aklat na
Corroborate 〰confirm nalimbag sa pilipinas
Gullible〰easily deceived ● Severino Reyes - Ama ng dulaang
Germane〰relevant tagalog
Plebeian〰common ● Juan Luna - La Spolarium
Vulpine〰cunning ● "Alim" - pinakamatandang epiko
Spendthrift〰spender ng pilipinas
Impolitic〰unwise ● Jose Palma - naglikha ng "Himno
Terse〰concise Nacional Filipino"
Parsimonious〰stingy ● Liwayway - nabigyan ng
Stupefy〰make numb pagpapahalaga ang sariling wika
Pariah〰outcast ● Lope K.Santos - "Ama ng balarila
Wizened〰shrivelled ng pilipino"
Dubious〰doubtful ● Andres Bonifacio - "anak bayan"
Incriminates〰accuse ● Pupdok/Kinting kulirat - hindi
Frivolous〰worthless kailanman ginamit ni Marcelo del
Susceptible〰inclined Pilar
Impertinent〰irrelevant ● Teodoro Agoncillo - isang kilalang
Ostracized 〰excluded manunulat ng kasaysayan
Conglomeration〰diffusion ● Manuel Quezon - Ama ng Wikang
Cacophonous〰loud and unpleasant Pambansa
Carnal〰worldly ● Constancio de Guzman - lumikha
Aplomb〰composure ng awit na "Ang Bayan Ko"
Candor 〰honesty ● Pascual Poblete - Ama ng
Contemptuous 〰 scornful pahayagang tagalong
Feeble 〰 weak
Inevitable 〰 certain
FILIPINO
FOUNDATIONS OF EDUCATION
● Ang panubong - handog sa
dalagang may kaarawan (koronang OVUM/OVA – female reproductive cell
SPERNATOZOON/SPERMATOZOA –
bulaklak) male reproductive cell
● Florante at Laura - (awit) SPERM/EGG – contains 23 chromosomes:
"katiwalian ng mga kastila" 40, 000 – 60, 000 genes
● Jose dela Cruz - tungkod ng tulang IDENTICAL – UNIOVULAR twins:
tagalog single ovum fertilized by a single sperm
● Noli Me Tangere - (Rizal) NON-IDENTICAL – biovular/fraternal
suliraning panlipunan ng bayan twins – two ova fertilized by two sperm
HEREDITY – new organism endowed
with certain potentials from parents *PSYCHO-SOCIAL THEORY by ERIK
MATURATION – heredity exerts ERIKSON: 8 Basic Developmental Stages
influence long after birth STAGE 1 (0-18 months) – trust vs.
PRINCIPLES OF DEVELOPMENT: mistrust
PHYLOGENETIC PRINCIPLE – STAGE 2 (18m-3 years) – learns to walk;
development has orderly sequence use of hands
CEPHALOCAUDAL – development from STAGE 3 (3-6) – social and physical world
head to foot STAGE 4 (6-12) – neighborhood/school
PROXIMODISTAL – parts nearest the STAGE 5 (12-18) – identity crisis
center develop earlier; ex. brain STAGE 6 (18-24) – age of intimacy
ONTOGENETIC PRINCIPLE – STAGE 7 (24-54) – most productive years
development is unique to every individual of adulthood
STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT: STAGE 8 (54-death) – limits of life
1. PRE-NATAL – fertilization to time of *COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT
birth THEORY (intellectual) by JEAN PIAGET
2. INFANCY (birth-2 years) – foundation ASSIMILATION – experiences are
age of basic behavior patterns integrated into existing scheme
3. EARLY CHILDHOOD (2-6 years) – ACCOMMODATION – creating new
pre-gang; exploratory; questioning age scheme
4. LATE CHILDHOOD (6-12 years) –
1. SENSORIMOTOR (birth-2) – learning
gang age; age of creativity
based on sense perception
5. ADOLOESCENCE (13-19) – transition
a. PRIMARY CIRCULAR REACTION -
age
repeated actions; ex. thumb sucking
6. EARLY ADULTHOOD (19-40) –
b. INTENTIONAL BEHAVIOR – child
adjustments to new patterns of life
repeats action; ex. crying to get attention
7. MIDDLE AGE (40-retirement) –
c. OBJECT PERMANENCE – knowledge
adjustments to initial physical and mental
of the existence of objects
decline
d. REPRESENTATION – seek solutions
8. OLD AGE (retirement-death) – rapid
thru manipulation of symbols
physical and mental decline
2. PRE-OPERATION (2-7) – language
THEORIES OF DEVELOPMENT:
skills
*PSYCHOANALYTIC THEORY
EGOCENTRIC – centered on self
(Psycho-sexual) by SIGMUND FREUD
IRREVERSIBLE – inability to rethink
1. ORAL STAGE (birth-2) – mouth center
3. CONCRETE OPERATION (7-11) –
of pleasure
elementary school years
2. ANAL AGE (2-4) – anal region center
CONSERVATION – conceptualize
of pleasure
retention and preservation of same quantity
3. PHALLIC STAGE (4-6) – Phallus: male
REVERSIBILITY – understand
sex organs (strength and power)
completion of operations in reverse order
OEDIPUS COMPLEX – to get mother’s
4. FORMAL OPERATION (11-16) – high
attention
school years; logical reasoning
ELECTRA COMPLEX – to get father’s
attention *THEORY OF MORAL
4. LATENCY AGE (6-12) – calm stage DEVELOPMENT by LAURENCE
5. GENITAL STAGE (12-above) – KOHLBERG
puberty LV 1 – Pre-Conventional Morality:
judgment based on external criteria
LV 2 – Conventional Morality: judgment
based on group expectations by JEROME BRUNER – learning is
LV 3 – Post-Conventional Morality: thinking thru conceptualization
recognize arbitrariness MENTAL DISCIPLINE – disciplining the
LEWIS TERMAN – father of modern IQ mind
test APPERCEPTION – relating new ideas to
THEORIES OF LEARNING: old ones
1. STIMULUS-RESPONSE or SOCIOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF
ASSOCIATION THEORY – for every EDUCATION:
stimulus there is response SOCIOLOGY – collective behavior of
CONNECTIONISM by EDWARD LEE organized human beings
THORNDIKE – connection between S-R SOCIETY – group of individuals with well
a. Law of Readiness – prepared to respond defined limits
b. Law of Exercise – constant repetition of GREGARIOUSNESS – desire to be with
response other people
c. Law of Effect – result in satisfaction GROUP – unit of interacting personalities
2. THEORY OF CONDITIONING – new PRIMARY GROUP – intimate
ways of reacting to stimuli developed thru relationship among members; ex. family
attaching new stimuli SECONDARY GROUP – formal and
CLASSICAL CONDITIONING by IVAN casual relationship; ex. school
PAVLOV on a dog– conditioning consists IN-GROUP – individual is given sense of
of eliciting response belongingness
ADHESIVE PRINCIPLE – response ETHNOCENTRISM – one’s group is
attached to every stimulus superior over the other
EXCITATION – law of acquisition OUT-GROUP – one has a feeling of
EXTINCTION – conditioned response no indifference
longer elicited PEER GROUP – members of same age
STIMULUS GENERALIZATION – Play group – informality
conditional response is also elicited by Gang – has leader
other stimuli Clique – persons with same interest
SPONTANEOUS RECOVERY – REFERENCE GROUP – to which the
conditioned response re-occurs individual refers
OPERANT CONDITIONING by VOLUNTARY ASSOCIATIONS –
BURRHUS FREDERICK SKINNER on a common decisions
rat – train by reward or punishment SOCIAL STRATIFICATION – assigning
FEEDBACK PRINCIPLE – response men to respective tasks
maybe reinforced by reward or punishment SOCIAL MOBILITY – moving from one
3. SOCIAL LEARNING THEORY by social stratum to another
RICHARD WALLACE and ALBERT SOCIALIZATION – individual acquires
BANDURA experiment of 3 models social and cultural heritage
COGNITIVE FIELD THEORY – learning VEGETATIVE LEVEL – food; survival
as relativistic process SENTINENT LEVEL – sensual passion or
INSIGHT LEARNING – a basic sense of, desire
feeling for relationship; experiment of RATIONAL LEVEL – already acquired
Kohler on chimpanzee morality and justice
VECTOR and TOPOLOGICAL THEORY STATUS – position in a society
by Kurl Lewin; change; move ASCRIBED – position assigned without
INSTRUMENTAL CONCEPTUALISM reference; ex. age, race, sex
ACHIEVED – not assigned from birth; ex. LEGAL FOUNDATIONS OF
one’s profession EDUCATION:
ROLE – expected to play in society; sum EDUCATION – educare: to lead forth
of culture patterns FORMAL EDUCATION – hierarchically
SOCIAL DEVIATIONS – failure to play structured
the role expected NON-FORMAL EDUCATION – refers to
INTERNALIZATION – making an any school-based activities
attitude; practice one’s automatic INFORMAL EDUCATION – can be
unthinking responses acquired anywhere and anytime
SOCIAL ORDER – way expected to MONASTICISM – education was a
behave in a society religious discipline
SOCIAL CONTROL – fill expected roles SCHOLASTICISM – education was an
even against will intellectual discipline
ANTHROPOLOGICAL FOUNDATION CHIVALRY – education as a social
OF EDUCATION: discipline
ANTHROPOLOGY – study of human MARTHIN LUTHER – father of
indifferences Reformation
CULTURE – complex whole JOHN AMOS COMENIUS – Orbis Pictus
NON-MATERIAL CULTURE – beliefs, Sensualism (World of Sensible Things
moral, laws Pictured) 1st use of visual a.
MATERIAL CULTURE – technologies FRANCIS BACON – inductive method of
CULTURE IS LEARNED – man is not teaching
born with culture FRIEDRICH WILHELM AUGUST
ALL PEOPLE HAVE VARIED FROEBEL – kindergarten
CULTURE – every society has cultural RA 10931 – Free Tuition Tertiary
values RA 10627 - Bullying
CULTURE IS A GROUP PRODUCT – RA 1425 – Rizal
man cannot develop culture of his own RA 1079 – Civil Service eligibility
CULTURE IS TRANSMITTED – culture Permanent
transmitted thru education RA 10533 – K-12
FOLK WAYS – customary ways of RA 10157 – Kindergarten
behaving; ex. po at opo PD 1006 – Pvet
CULTURAL RELATIVISM – practices EO 189 – DepEd, Culture and Arts
considered immoral or taboo; ex. pre- DO 1 – use of published textbooks
marital sex BP 232 – Blueprint of Education
ANIMISM – belief in supernatural spirits RA 2706 – Private School Law
FATALISM – belief in luck, fortune EO 27 – human rights in school curricula,
PAKIKISAMA – yielding to decision of textbooks, etc.
majority BP 232 – Ed Development Decree
EUPHEMISM – sating unpleasant truth, DO 25 – Bilingual Ed
opinion as pleasantly as possible MEC 22 – at least 6 units of Fil.
GO-BETWEEN – use of third party to MEC 34 – any who prevents to teach or
exact favor; hiya or amor propio attend class – disciplinary action
INDOLENCE – laziness DECS 30 – NEAT
MANANA HABIT – putting for tomorrow DECS 38 – NSAT
what can be done today PRC BR 435 – Code of Ethics
HISTORICAL, PHILOSOPHICAL, AND RA 4670 – Magna Carta
PD 451 – Sec. of Ed and Culture RA 8292 – Term Office of Pres. of
MEC 44 – Determining Honor Pupils Universities
DECS 49 – Guidelines on Selection of RA 8049 – Anti-Hazing
Honors RA 8187 – Paternity Law
RA 5447 – Special Education RA 8492 – National Museum
CA 578 – Persons in Authority RA 8047 – Book Publishing
CA 589 – school ritual RA 9163 – National Defense Act; NSTP
MEC 57 – rights to join organizations and RA 9155 – DepEd
publications PD 907 – grant Civil Service eligibility to
RA 6713 – Code of Ethics all honor
RA 6970 – Daycare RA 9485 – Anti-Red Tape
EO 66 – cancellation of class due to APRIL 9 – Araw ng Kagitingan
calamities MAY 1 – Labor Day
RA 6655 – Free Public Secondary MAY 28 – National Flag Day
Education JUNE 12 – Independence Day
RA 6850 – Granting Civil Service LAST SUNDAY OF AUGUST – National
eligibility Heroes Day
RA 7722 – CHED NOV 30 – Bonifacio Day
RA 7079 – Campus Journalism DEC 30 –Rizal Day
RA 7323 – employment of poor but CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT:
deserving students CURRICULUM – group of subjects
RA 7731 – National College Entrance ESSENTIALIST – book-centered
Exam PROGRESSIVIST – learner-centered
RA 7743 – Public Libraries DIMENSIONS IN CURRICULUM
RA 7784 – Center of Excellence DEVELOPMENT:
RA 7796 – TESDA 1. Philosophic - Theological
RA 7797 – Lengthening of School ESSENTIALISM – value-centered
Calendar IDEALISM – preservation of one’s
RA 7836 – Teachers Professionalization freedom
RA 7877 – Anti Sexual Harassment PRAGMATISM – meaning of ideas lies in
RA 7880 – Fair and Equitable Access to its consequences
Education PROGRESSIVISM –education must be
RA 7104 – Filipino Language flexible
RA 7356 – Nat. Commission for Culture EXISTENTIALISM – education enables
and Arts man to make choices in life
RA 7687 – DOST RECONSTRUCTIONISM – develop
RA 7356 – NCCA inherent powers of the learner
RA 7610 – Child Abuse REALISM – education based on natural
CA 80 – Adult Ed phenomena
RA 896 – Elem. Ed Act
INDIVIDUAL or ITALIAN HUMANISM
RA 8047 – Board of Textbooks
– curriculum for individual dev.
RA 8491 – Flag Ceremony
SOCIAL or NORTHERN HUMANISM –
RA 8545 – Government Assistance to
curriculum for social dev.
Students and Teachers in Private
DEMOCRATIC ED – JOHN DEWEY –
RA 8525 – Adopt a School
Curriculum for both
RA 8491 – Flag and Heraldic Code
RA 8370 – Children’s TV Act