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21st Century Skills Questionnaire for Teachers

The document is a questionnaire examining 21st century skills for teachers administered by Karlstein F. Diao and Kaye C. Gocotano from St. Paul University Dumaguete. The questionnaire contains questions about the vital learning, literacy, and life skills needed to produce expert, literate, and productive learners. It also asks about assessment strategies and teaching methodologies used to effectively attain 21st century skills. Respondents are asked to rate how often they implement various skills and strategies related to critical thinking, creative thinking, communicating, collaborating, information literacy, media literacy, technology literacy, flexibility, initiative, social skills, productivity, and leadership.

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21st Century Skills Questionnaire for Teachers

The document is a questionnaire examining 21st century skills for teachers administered by Karlstein F. Diao and Kaye C. Gocotano from St. Paul University Dumaguete. The questionnaire contains questions about the vital learning, literacy, and life skills needed to produce expert, literate, and productive learners. It also asks about assessment strategies and teaching methodologies used to effectively attain 21st century skills. Respondents are asked to rate how often they implement various skills and strategies related to critical thinking, creative thinking, communicating, collaborating, information literacy, media literacy, technology literacy, flexibility, initiative, social skills, productivity, and leadership.

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ST.

PAUL UNIVERSITY DUMAGUETE


6200 Dumaguete City
Philippines
COLLEGE OF ARTS & EDUCATION

A QUESTIONNAIRE ON

“Examining the’ 21st Century Skills’ Potential for Teachers”

Interviewers:

Karlstein F. Diao
Kaye C. Gocotano

I. PERSONAL PROFILE

Teacher’s Name: ____________________________

Sex: Male Female

Age: _____

Academic Degree/s: ______________________________________

Date: ___________________

II. PERCEPTION
ST. PAUL UNIVERSITY DUMAGUETE
6200 Dumaguete City
Philippines
COLLEGE OF ARTS & EDUCATION

DIRECTIONS: Check (/) the column that corresponds to your answer in each statement of the
question provided.

LEGEND:

5 – Always; 4 – Often; 3 – Sometimes; 2 – Rarely; 1 – Never

21st Century Skills for Teachers

1. What 21st Century “Learning Skills” are vital for you, as a 5 4 3 2 1


professional teacher to produce expert learners?
1.1 I let the students analyze the causes and effects of a problem and give
them time to achieve an efficient solution (Critical Thinking).
1.2 I let the students innovate something that hasn’t existed before,
whether an object, a procedure, or an idea, that serves to be an exemplary
output of the main topic (Creative Thinking).
1.3 I let the students decode written words and visual representations in
order for them to understand the underlying message (Communicating).
1.4 I let the students group together during activities to enable them to
form effective suggestions and cooperative learning (Collaborating).
2. What 21st Century “Literacy Skills” are vital for you, as a professional teacher to produce
literate learners?
2.1 Students need to look at all information as the product of a
communication situation. I use books and textual sources for them to
research and acquire information. (Information Literacy).
2.2 Students use media for educational purposes. I use the social media
“Facebook” to broaden student’s perspective in a larger communication
situation (Media Literacy).
2.3 Students can harness the power of new technology and be inspired to
learn. I use technological aids for them to learn such as Computer, LED
Screen Television, Audio Resources, etc. (Technology Literacy).

3. What 21st Century “Life Skills” are vital for you, as a professional teacher to produce
productive learners?
3.1 Giving them questions and situations to ponder is what I do in order
for them to practice discernment and decision-making (Flexibility).
3.2 Giving them individual task to create action plans or research
investigations is what I do in order for them to set and initiate goals
independently (Initiative).
3.3 Giving them collaborative output-making in diverse groups is what I
do in order for them to socialize and build trust on other students. (Social
ST. PAUL UNIVERSITY DUMAGUETE
6200 Dumaguete City
Philippines
COLLEGE OF ARTS & EDUCATION

Skills).
3.4 Giving them instructions to make ‘something out of something’ in a
fixed duration is what I do in order for them to gain development and
success in a time-bound manner (Productivity).
3.5 Giving them the duty to organize their group by tasks and
responsibilities is what I do in order for them to attain encouragement
and stability in the activity that they will undertake (Leadership).
4. What assessment strategies do you implement based on the
21st Century Skills?
 4.1 I support a balance of assessments, including high-quality
standardized testing along with effective classroom formative and
summative assessments.
 4.2 I emphasize useful feedback on student performance that is
embedded into everyday learning.
 4.3 I require diagnostic assessments that measure student’s
mastery of 21st century skills.
 4.4 I enable the development of portfolios of student work to
demonstrate level of proficiency in the field of specialization that I am
teaching.
5. What suggested teaching methodologies do you use in the effective attainment of the
21st Century Skills?
5.1 Motivational Springboard & Reinforcement System
5.2 Inductive Method of Teaching
5.3 Utilization of Pedagogical Approaches
5.4 Outcomes – Based Teaching - Learning (OBTL)

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