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AY 2022-2023

College of Teacher
Education
Learning Episode #1 The Teacher, We
Remember

Intended Learning Outcomes:


1. Cite the personal qualities of an effective teacher.
2. State the professional competencies expected of a teacher.

Analyze
Answer the following questions:
1. From the PPSTs, the Southeast Asia Teachers Competency
Standards and the TEDx videos that you viewed, what
competencies does a great teacher possess?

1.Excellent educators possess a thorough comprehension of the things they


instruct, encompassing pertinent theories, concepts, and techniques.

2.They are adept at using a variety of teaching pedagogies and approaches to


meet the requirements and preferences of different learners while efficiently
delivering material.

3.Excellent educators are good communicators—both spoken and nonverbal—


and they build strong bonds with their pupils, peers, and parents.

4.They can foster an environment that is welcoming and inclusive for learning,
successfully controlling behavior and encouraging a cooperative and respectful
culture.

5.They are skilled in creating and executing a variety of assessment strategies


to determine the comprehension and advancement of their students.

6.Outstanding educators are dedicated to lifelong learning.

7.They modify their teaching strategies to fit students from a variety of


backgrounds, demonstrating sensitivity to and respect for cultural diversity.
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College of Teacher
Education
2. Are these competencies limited only to professional competencies?

No, the stated competences are not exclusive to professional abilities. Many of them
apply to interpersonal connections and personal growth in addition to the skills and
knowledge needed for good teaching practice, even though they do cover those topics
as well. Not just in work environments but also in interpersonal relationships, effective
communication is crucial. Building meaningful relationships with students, as well as
with coworkers, friends, and family, requires the development of empathy and emotional
intelligence. Critical thinking and problem-solving are transferable skills that people may
use in both academic and non-academic contexts to help them make decisions and
overcome obstacles.

3. For a teacher to be great, is it enough to possess the professional


competencies to plan a lesson, execute a lesson plan, manage a class,
assess learning, compute and report grades? Explain your answer.

Being a truly great teacher requires a combination of professional competencies with


qualities like connection, inspiration, differentiation, creativity, social and emotional
support, continuous improvement, and community engagement. Technical proficiency in
planning, executing, managing, assessing, and reporting are essential foundational
skills for teaching. The culmination of these elements produces outstanding instruction
and memorable learning opportunities for students.
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College of Teacher
1. For a teacher to be great,Education
which is more important - personal
qualities or professional competencies?

What defines an excellent teacher is a combination of professional


talents and character attributes. Strong relationships with students and the
creation of a pleasant learning environment depend on personal qualities
like passion, enthusiasm, and the ability to establish connection with
learners. However, delivering excellent instruction and encouraging student
learning necessitates professional skills like effective communication,
planning, problem-solving, empathy, and instructional techniques.

2. Who are teachers that we remember most?

The things that stick with us about the teachers we remember the most are frequently
their character traits and the effects they have on us. Teachers that make a difference,
are passionate and enthusiastic, compassionate and helpful, push students
intellectually, foster critical thinking, and force them to think beyond the box are the
ones that kids remember the most. These educators cultivate a passion of learning and
pique students' interest.

Reflect
1. Which personal traits do I possess? not possess? Where do
I need improvement?

I think I have the following traits: creativity, open-mindedness, patience, resilience,


empathy, organizational skills, and communication skills. The characteristics that I lack
include dependence, ungraciousness, and selfishness. When considering areas for
growth, it's critical to keep in mind that personal development is an ongoing process.
Active listening, conflict resolution, time management, public speaking, stress
management, and flexibility are a few typical areas where people look to improve.

2. Which professional competencies am I strongly capable


of demonstrating?

As a teacher, I have a responsibility to give students high-quality instruction,


encourage their learning, and also show that I can communicate effectively, be well-
organized, address problems with empathy, and improve my teaching methods.
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College of Teacher
Education
3. In which competencies do I need to develop more?
If I wanted to be a more successful and efficient teacher, I would improve my
content knowledge and pedagogy, classroom management skills, assessment, and
feedback-giving abilities.

4. Who are the teachers that we remember most?

The things that stick with us about the teachers we remember the most are frequently
their character traits and the effects they have on us. Teachers that make a difference,
are passionate and enthusiastic, compassionate and helpful, push students
intellectually, foster critical thinking, and force them to think beyond the box are the
ones that kids remember the most. These educators cultivate a passion of learning
and pique students' interest.

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