Article II: Teacher's Role in Education

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Study Notes

Role of Teachers in the State

Schools serve as foundational institutions for nurturing future citizens.
Teachers are custodians of cultural and educational heritage and must transmit this to students.
Responsibilities include elevating national morality, fostering pride, cultivating love for the country, and instilling allegiance to the constitution.

Obligations and Conduct of Teachers

Teachers and school officials must actively support state policies and take an oath of allegiance.
Physical, mental, and moral fitness is essential for fulfilling their roles in the state and for the benefit of the Filipino people.
Commitment and devotion to their duties are crucial for teachers.

Political Engagement and Academic Freedom

Teachers are prohibited from promoting political, religious, or partisan interests.
They cannot solicit or accept any form of compensation for political actions.
Voting and exercising constitutional rights and responsibilities are mandatory for teachers.

Authority and Research

Teachers must not use their positions to coerce others into political actions.
They retain the right to academic freedom, allowing them to share the findings of their research.
If research findings conflict with state policy, they must report to appropriate authorities for action.

Description

This quiz focuses on Article II, which outlines the essential responsibilities of teachers in shaping future citizens. It emphasizes the importance of cultural heritage, moral elevation, national pride, and legal obedience. Test your knowledge on the obligations of educators as trustees of the nation's values.