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Froggy Jumps Advanced Education Sociology QuizOnline version Challenging insights into education as social systems. by Taping Eliseo Gargoles 1 Which theory sees education as reproducing inequality? a Symbolic interactionism b Functionalism c Conflict theory 2 What does labeling theory emphasize in classrooms? a Impact of labels on self-identity b Merit-based grading c Curriculum standardization 3 Education 4.0 emphasizes which core skill? a Traditional literacy b Physical education c Digital literacy 4 Which function is not a latent function of education? a Networking b Explicit curriculum c Socialization 5 Which philosopher argued truth is relative in existentialism? a Pragmatism b Existentialism c Perennialism 6 What is a key element of functionalism in education? a Bias awareness b Disruption c Social integration 7 Which concept focuses on micro-level school interactions? a Structural functionalism b Symbolic interactionism c Marxism 8 In Education 4.0, lifelong learning means? a Education continues beyond formal schooling b Only college matters c End at high school 9 What does 'role allocation' refer to in education? a Assigning future social roles b Curriculum design c Assessment grading 10 Which institution shapes values early in socialization? a Media b Government c Family 11 Education 4.0 prioritizes 21st-century skills like? a Hydration management b Critical thinking and collaboration c Rote memory 12 Which is a manifest function of education? a Literacy acquisition b Social control c Networking 13 Which theory contrasts with consensus theory? a Labeling theory b Functionalism c Conflict theory 14 Which innovation is central to Education 4.0? a Fountain pens b AI and data handling c Chalkboards 15 What best describes 'self-fulfilling prophecy' in schools? a Teacher salary b Student outcomes reflect expectations c School lunch quality 16 Which perspective analyzes power dynamics in schools? a Humanism b Marxist/critical pedagogy c Existentialism 17 What is the primary focus of pragmatism in education? a Memorization b Theoretical debates c Learning by doing 18 Which is not a component of school as an institution? a Student gossip culture b Policies c Hierarchy 19 Which concept emphasizes belief systems in schools? a School culture b Textbooks c Descriptive statistics 20 In social systems theory, what is 'structure'? a Campus snacks b Student emotions c Formal organization and rules 21 Which is an external feedback type for schools? a Locker talk b Peer gossip c Standardized test results 22 Which view sees education as a cultural transmission? a Pragmatism b Structural functionalism c Postmodernism 23 What does ‘Education as a social institution’ imply? a Prepares citizens for society b Private enterprise training c Only individual growth 24 Which is a key feature of a learning community? a Test scoring b Lunch breaks c Professional development 25 Which term denotes collaboration among practitioners? a Market competition b Community of Practice c Silo enforcement 26 What is a major risk of discriminative practices in schools? a Legal liability b Faster grading c Higher scores 27 Which philosopher emphasized 'great works' and universal truths? a Existentialism b Perennialism c Pragmatism 28 What is a primary concern of educational equity? a Exclusive clubs b Rigid curricula c Access to opportunities 29 Which theory highlights social cohesion through shared norms? a Functionalism b Conflict theory c Feminist theory 30 What is the role of the teacher in postmodern view? a Passive transmitter b Co-learner and reconstructer c Authority figure 31 Which concept concerns the impact of labels on performance? a Labeling theory b Standardized testing c Label-free pedagogy 32 Which is a core feature of Education 4.0? a Isolationist policy b Pure lecturing c Industry partnerships 33 What does 'environment' in school social systems refer to? a Student lunch choices b External factors shaping learning c Classroom walls 34 Which type of education emphasizes social justice and inclusion? a Behaviorism b Postmodern/critical education c Traditional realism 35 Which concept is central to school as a community? a Belonging and student voice b Mandatory attendance c Uniform color codes 36 What does 'cultural reproduction' relate to? a New curriculum design b Cultural exchange c Reproduction of social inequality 37 Which theory links schooling to economic structure? a Humanism b Symbolic interactionism c Marxist theory 38 Which is a latent function of education? a Networking b Exam content 39 What is 'education as inquiry' in existentialism? a Authoritative dogma b Fixed syllabus c Self-directed meaning-making 40 Which factor is included in 'politics' of a school? a Locker colors b Student mood c Resource allocation decisions 41 Which is a primary concern of teacher liabilities? a Snack policies b Duty of care and safety c Book purchases 42 What describes 'social institutions' in education? a Family, religion, school b Random clubs c Individual personalities 43 Which approach argues truth is experience-based? a Realism b Pragmatism c Idealism 44 Which theory would critique school meritocracy? a Behaviorism b Structural functionalism c Critical theory 45 What is a key feature of a learning ecosystem? a Feedback loops b One-way lectures c Static policies 46 Which is a core goal of educational equity? a Uniform lunch b Same test every year c Equal access to opportunities 47 What is the 'technical core' of schooling? a Teaching and learning b Recreation c School lunch program 48 Which philosophical stance focuses on universal truths? a Postmodernism b Existentialism c Perennialism 49 Which aspect is studied in 'school culture'? a Weather patterns b School lunch menus c Beliefs and norms 50 What does 'teacher as facilitator' imply? a Guides inquiry rather than lectures b No student input c Demes an exam every day 51 Which concept relates to 'identity in education'? a Neoliberalism b Structuralism c Symbolic interactionism 52 What is a key difference between education 3.0 and 4.0? a Increased digital integration b Less data use c No collaboration 53 Which is a primary concern of inclusive education policy? a Removing barriers for diverse learners b Reducing teachers' roles c Increasing exams 54 Which theory explains schools reinforcing class disparity? a Functionalism b Conflict theory c Humanism 55 What does 'education as socialization' include? a Textbook editing b Lunch scheduling c Transmitting norms and values 56 Which is a modern critique of universal truths? a Pragmatic rigidity b Postmodern critique c Realist certainty 57 Which element is essential for a school to be learning-centered? a Idle time b Rigid discipline c Active student engagement 58 What is a 'duty of care' obligation? a Marketing students b Protecting students from harm c Maximizing tests 59 Which concept studies the impact of labeling on behavior? a Labeling theory b Economic theory c Label-free theory 60 Which term describes collaboration across school communities? a Community of Practice b Isolation c Market of Practice 61 What does 'Education 4.0' address with AI? a Automation and data handling b Physical training c Chess strategies 62 Which theory emphasizes structure and function of society? a Functionalism b Postmodernism c Existentialism 63 What does a 'learning community' prioritize? a One-off lectures b Standardized tests c Professional development 64 Which concept involves critical thinking about power? a Traditionalism b Normative pedagogy c Critical pedagogy 65 What is a primary outcome measure in schooling? a Teacher mood b School architecture c Student achievement 66 Which is an example of external feedback for schools? a Student notes b Government inspections c Teacher diaries 67 Which role does culture play in education? a Shapes expectations and behavior b Only decoration c Irrelevant factor 68 Which philosophy emphasizes reason and logic? a Realism b Idealism c Existentialism 69 What is the aim of 'Education as a social system'? a Only test results b Balance structure, individuals, culture c Exclusive memorization 70 Which concept links schooling to societal needs? a Weather b Personal hobbies c Economic demands 71 Which is a core element of school policy analysis? a Color of walls b Lunch menu c Legal bases and ethics 72 Which approach fosters student agency in schools? a Learner-centered approaches b Passive lecturing c Top-down mandates 73 What does 'transformative education' aim for? a Equity and social change b Decline in enrollment c Rigid exams 74 Which term describes collaboration across disciplines? a Isolated subjects b Interdisciplinary learning c Single-discipline focus 75 What is a core feature of 'educational equity' policy? a Reducing opportunity gaps b Creating more tests c Limit resources 76 Which is a critical lens on schooling? a Power and ideology b Color theory c Pure pragmatism 77 What describes 'consensus theory' in education? a Inequality reproduction b Shared values and norms c Conflict only 78 Which concept addresses classroom identity formation? a Self-identity in interaction b Lunch scheduling c Curriculum content 79 Which is a characteristic of 'Education as inquiry'? a Memorization only b Rigid obedience c Questioning established norms 80 Which factor is essential in Education 4.0 design? a Personalized learning b One-size-fits-all c Text-only reading 81 Which theory critiques meritocracy as biased? a Behaviorism b Functionalist theory c Critical theory 82 Which is a hallmark of postmodern education? a Single truth b Multiple perspectives c Absolute certainty 83 Which function supports societal cohesion in schooling? a Socialization b Administrative tasks c Curriculum breadth 84 What is a barrier to inclusive education? a Flexible scheduling b Systemic discrimination c Universal access 85 Which term describes the study of learning environments? a School lunch b School climate c Playground design 86 What is the aim of 'critical pedagogy'? a Enforce uniformity b Maximize test scores c Empower marginalized learners 87 Which concept captures external school influences? a Internal mood b Classroom rhythm c Environment 88 Which is a primary element of 'education policy'? a Classroom décor b Daily routines c Legal bases and governance

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by Taping Eliseo Gargoles

Which theory sees education as reproducing inequality?

What does labeling theory emphasize in classrooms?

Education 4.0 emphasizes which core skill?

Which function is not a latent function of education?

Which philosopher argued truth is relative in existentialism?

What is a key element of functionalism in education?

Which concept focuses on micro-level school interactions?

In Education 4.0, lifelong learning means?

What does 'role allocation' refer to in education?

Which institution shapes values early in socialization?

Education 4.0 prioritizes 21st-century skills like?

Which is a manifest function of education?

Which theory contrasts with consensus theory?

Which innovation is central to Education 4.0?

What best describes 'self-fulfilling prophecy' in schools?

Which perspective analyzes power dynamics in schools?

What is the primary focus of pragmatism in education?

Which is not a component of school as an institution?

Which concept emphasizes belief systems in schools?

In social systems theory, what is 'structure'?

Which is an external feedback type for schools?

Which view sees education as a cultural transmission?

What does ‘Education as a social institution’ imply?

Which is a key feature of a learning community?

Which term denotes collaboration among practitioners?

What is a major risk of discriminative practices in schools?

Which philosopher emphasized 'great works' and universal truths?

What is a primary concern of educational equity?

Which theory highlights social cohesion through shared norms?

What is the role of the teacher in postmodern view?

Which concept concerns the impact of labels on performance?

Which is a core feature of Education 4.0?

What does 'environment' in school social systems refer to?

Which type of education emphasizes social justice and inclusion?

Which concept is central to school as a community?

What does 'cultural reproduction' relate to?

Which theory links schooling to economic structure?

Which is a latent function of education?

What is 'education as inquiry' in existentialism?

Which factor is included in 'politics' of a school?

Which is a primary concern of teacher liabilities?

What describes 'social institutions' in education?

Which approach argues truth is experience-based?

Which theory would critique school meritocracy?

What is a key feature of a learning ecosystem?

Which is a core goal of educational equity?

What is the 'technical core' of schooling?

Which philosophical stance focuses on universal truths?

Which aspect is studied in 'school culture'?

What does 'teacher as facilitator' imply?

Which concept relates to 'identity in education'?

What is a key difference between education 3.0 and 4.0?

Which is a primary concern of inclusive education policy?

Which theory explains schools reinforcing class disparity?

What does 'education as socialization' include?

Which is a modern critique of universal truths?

Which element is essential for a school to be learning-centered?

What is a 'duty of care' obligation?

Which concept studies the impact of labeling on behavior?

Which term describes collaboration across school communities?

What does 'Education 4.0' address with AI?