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Teaching as Vocation, Mission and Profession

The document discusses the professionalization of teaching in the Philippines through various legislative acts, emphasizing teaching as a vocation, mission, and profession. It highlights the intrinsic motivations, ethical standards, and ongoing professional development required for teachers. The text underscores the importance of teachers' roles in shaping future generations and fostering social change.

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Teaching as Vocation, Mission and Profession

The document discusses the professionalization of teaching in the Philippines through various legislative acts, emphasizing teaching as a vocation, mission, and profession. It highlights the intrinsic motivations, ethical standards, and ongoing professional development required for teachers. The text underscores the importance of teachers' roles in shaping future generations and fostering social change.

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Teaching as a

Vocation,
mission, and
Profession
By Manalansan,
Rayve
PRESIDENTIAL DECREE NO .1006
"Decree Professionalizing Teaching" providing for the
Professionalization of Teachers, Regulating their practice in the
Philippines and for other purposes.

REPUBLIC ACT NO. 7836


"Philippine Teachers Professionalization Act of 1994" an act to
strengthen the regulation and supervision of the practice of
teaching in the Philippines and prescribing a licensure
examination for teachers for other purposes.

REPUBLIC ACT NO.9293 OF 2004


An act amending certain section of RA No. 7836.
Teaching as your
Vocation
1 " A man knows when he was found his vocation
when he stop thinking about how to live and
begins to lives." - Thomas Martin

2 It comes from the Latin words " vocare" which means " to
call."

Teaching is more than a noble Profession. It is a vocation -


a calling.
Teaching as a Vocation:
A vocation is a calling, an - Example: A teacher
intrinsic drive towards a who chooses to pursue
specific career path.
a master's degree in
Teaching as a vocation
implies a deep-seated
education to enhance
passion for the work, a their teaching skills
sense of purpose beyond and stay current with
mere employment. It's not educational trends
simply a job; it's a lifestyle demonstrates a
choice driven by a desire to
vocational approach to
serve and make a
difference in the lives of
teaching.
others.
Characteristics
- Professional Development: Teachers continually strive to enhance their craft
by pursuing ongoing education and professional training.

- Standards and Ethics: Adherence to professional standards and ethical


guidelines ensures high-quality teaching practices.

- Job Satisfaction: Many teachers find deep fulfillment in their roles, viewing
teaching as a lifelong career that brings personal and professional identity.

- Structured Environment: Teachers often work in structured environments like


schools, where daily activities are organized around curricula and educational
policies
Teaching as a Mission
- Characteristics:

- Sense of Purpose: Teachers who see their work as a mission feel a strong sense of purpose,
contributing to the greater good by shaping future generations and fostering social change.

- Community Engagement: Educators often feel a deep connection to their students and
communities, working to address social inequities and promote inclusivity.

- Intrinsic Motivation: The focus is on the passion for teaching and the desire to inspire and
empower students, often extending beyond the confines of a standard curriculum.

- Holistic Development: Teaching as a mission prioritizes the emotional, social, and moral
development of students, emphasizing more than mere academic achievement
Teaching as a
Profession
Teaching as a profession involves a
body of knowledge, specialized
skills, and ethical standards that are
acquired through formal training
and experience.
Characteristi
cs
- Formal Education: Teachers typically hold a bachelor's degree in
education or a related field, and many pursue advanced degrees like
master's or doctorate degrees.

- Professional Licensure: Most countries require teachers to obtain a


license or certification to practice.

- Continuing Education: Teachers are expected to engage in ongoing


professional development to stay current with educational trends and
best practices.

- Code of Ethics: The teaching profession has a code of ethics that


guides educators' behavior and responsibilities.
Example
A teacher who actively participates in
professional development workshops
and conferences, seeking to stay
updated on best practices and research-
based teaching methods, demonstrates
a professional approach to teaching.
Thank
You

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