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Education Policies. TEST
Education Policies. TEST
TEST
What are the characteristics of Chilean education in the period between 1871 and 1924?
Select one:
a. Progress is being made in the achievement of two principles: free and compulsory education.
On what date was the first legislative order on primary education established in Chile?
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P.E.3. According to the LOCE, what are the characteristics of kindergarten education?
Select one:
a. It is mandatory to take it to enter basic education, since it teaches the necessary foundations for
higher levels of education.
b. It seeks to train the student for his or her future work, as a person of integrity.
c. It is not compulsory for entry to basic education and seeks to favor the child's significant learning.
d. This law does not include kindergarten education as part of fundamental education. 3
Feedback. The correct answer is: It is not compulsory for entry to basic education and seeks to favor the
child's significant learning.
P.E.4. Which of the following are examples of targeted programs developed by the concertación?
Select one:
a. P-900, Montegrande, Lyceum for all. c. Links and priority high schools.
P.E.5. Which of the programs promoted by the Concertación have remained in place
over time?
Select one:
a. General learning objectives are established that favor the integral education of young people, i.e.,
both formative and cognitive education will be promoted.
b. The curricular bases to be developed by the Ministry of Education for the kindergarten, elementary
and middle school levels must ensure that schools with a full school day have 30% free time.
c. A Bank of Complementary Plans and Programs will be created and will be available to all
establishments so that they may have alternatives and enrich their own plans and programs.
P.E.8. The State creates a National Education Quality Assurance System, which shall be responsible
for maintaining quality standards through:
I. the Ministry of Education
II. the National Board of Education
III. the Education Quality Agency
IV. Provincial Education Councils.
Select one:
a. the state must guarantee free access to the second level of transition and basic education.
c. parents have the right and the duty to educate their children.
Feedback. The correct answer is: parents have the right and the duty to educate their children.
P.E.10. What are some of the provisions of the Secondary and Higher Education Act of 1879?
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During what period did the constitutional crisis and major educational movements take place?
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P.E.13. The period during which Chile took significant steps towards the consolidation of a minimum
educational institutionality is:
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P.E.14. The Right to Education, under conditions of equal opportunity, is realized through the action
of the states by:
I. Adopt appropriate measures such as free education.
II. To make information and guidance on educational and professional issues available to all children.
III. Adopt measures to encourage regular school attendance and reduce dropout rates.
Select one:
P.E. 15. On what date was Law No. 18.962, known as LOCE, enacted?
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