Question 1

The fact that,historically,schooling has been mostly for elites is evident in the fact that the word &#34;school&#34; has the same root as the Greek word for:&#10;A)&#34;learning.&#34;&#10;B)&#34;wisdom.&#34;&#10;C)&#34;leisure.&#34;&#10;D)&#34;elder.&#34;

Accepted Answer

The word "school" derives from the Greek word "skholē," which originally meant "leisure" or "free time." This is because in ancient Greece, only the elites had the luxury of being able to devote their time to learning and intellectual pursuits, while the majority of the population had to work to make a living.

Question 2

Which Canadian university was started in 1636 by the Jesuits,and,therefore,claims to be North America's oldest institution of higher education?&#10;A)McGill&#10;B)McMaster&#10;C)St.Mary's&#10;D)Laval

Accepted Answer

Laval University was started in 1636 by the Jesuits in Quebec City, Quebec, and claims to be North America's oldest institution of higher education. McGill University was founded in 1821, McMaster University was founded in 1887, and St. Mary's University was founded in 1802.

Question 3

Schooling in Canada has always favoured theoretical learning over practical learning.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 4

The functions of schooling include:&#10;A)socializing the young.&#10;B)creating new culture.&#10;C)helping to integrate a diverse society.&#10;D)All of the above are correct.

Accepted Answer

All the given options are correct functions of schooling. Schooling not only imparts academic knowledge and skills but also plays a crucial role in shaping the overall development of an individual. It facilitates socialization, promotes cultural values and traditions, and helps in creating a cohesive and integrated society.

Question 5

A report based on the Pan-Canadian Assessment Program concluded that ___________ came in significantly above the Canadian average in reading,math,and science.&#10;A)Alberta&#10;B)B.C.&#10;C)Ontario&#10;D)Quebec

Accepted Answer

The answer of A report based on the Pan-Canadian Assessment...

Question 6

Identify 4 manifest and 4 latent functions of schooling.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Identify 4 manifest and 4 latent functions...

Question 7

What percentage of Canadian high school graduates go on to post-secondary studies?&#10;A)23%&#10;B)60%&#10;C)77%&#10;D)91%

Accepted Answer

The answer of What percentage of Canadian high school graduates...

Question 8

Getting into college in Japan,compared to Canada,is more a matter of:&#10;A)athletic ability.&#10;B)performance on achievement tests.&#10;C)family ties.&#10;D)being rich.

Accepted Answer

College admission in Japan is largely based on the scores of the National Center Test for University Admissions. On the other hand, admission to post-secondary institutions in Canada is based on a combination of academic achievement, extracurricular involvement, and personal essays/references. Athletic ability is only considered for sports scholarships, while family ties and being rich do not guarantee admission in either country.

Question 9

Which of the following is a latent function of schooling?&#10;A)ensuring some common culture&#10;B)teaching about the Canadian way of life&#10;C)providing child-care&#10;D)teaching job skills

Accepted Answer

Providing child-care is a latent function of schooling because it is not one of the intended or stated purposes of the education system, but it is a practical outcome that allows parents to go to work or otherwise engage in activities while their children are in school.

Question 10

What is taught in schools around the world reflects local cultures.

Accepted Answer

School curriculum is designed to reflect local culture, traditions, values, beliefs, and history. For example, in some countries, religious education is mandatory, while in others, it is not. Similarly, some countries emphasize vocational training, while others focus on academic knowledge. Therefore, the content taught in schools around the world may differ significantly.

Deck 20: C: Education