Philippines Teacher Education
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What is the purpose of continuous professional development for teachers?

  • To earn credits for promotion
  • To take a break from teaching duties
  • To enhance knowledge, skills, and attitudes in teaching (correct)
  • To comply with regulatory requirements only
  • What is the primary goal of teacher education programs in the Philippines?

  • To develop teachers who are academically competent, pedagogically skilled, socially responsible, emotionally mature, culturally sensitive, and technologically literate (correct)
  • To produce teachers who are academically competent only
  • To focus on subject area expertise only
  • To train teachers in classroom management only
  • What is the significance of curriculum design, according to the PPST?

  • It is only relevant for subject area experts
  • It determines what students learn and how they learn it (correct)
  • It determines the teacher's lesson plan
  • It is not important in the teaching-learning process
  • What is a key aspect of effective classroom management?

    <p>Creating a positive and inclusive classroom climate</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is one type of professional development opportunity for teachers?

    <p>All of the above</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is one way to enhance cultural competence in teaching?

    <p>Engaging in ongoing professional development</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is one way to manage classroom behavior, according to the PPST?

    <p>Using positive reinforcement</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the role of the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) in teacher education?

    <p>To regulate and supervise teacher education programs</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Teacher Education

    • The Philippine Professional Standards for Teachers (PPST) emphasizes the importance of teacher education in producing competent and effective teachers.
    • The Commission on Higher Education (CHED) is responsible for regulating and supervising teacher education programs in the country.
    • Teacher education programs in the Philippines aim to develop teachers who are:
      • Academically competent
      • Pedagogically skilled
      • Socially responsible
      • Emotionally mature
      • Culturally sensitive
      • Technologically literate

    Professional Development

    • The PPST recognizes the importance of continuous professional development in enhancing teachers' knowledge, skills, and attitudes.
    • Teachers are expected to engage in ongoing professional development to:
      • Stay updated on new developments in their subject area
      • Improve their pedagogical skills
      • Enhance their cultural competence
      • Develop their leadership skills
      • Stay current with technological advancements
    • Professional development opportunities include:
      • In-service training programs
      • Workshops and conferences
      • Action research and peer coaching
      • Online courses and modules

    Classroom Management

    • Effective classroom management is critical in creating a conducive learning environment.
    • The PPST emphasizes the importance of teachers:
      • Establishing clear expectations and rules
      • Creating a positive and inclusive classroom climate
      • Managing classroom resources and materials
      • Encouraging active participation and engagement
      • Managing diverse learning needs
    • Teachers are expected to use various strategies to manage classroom behavior, including:
      • Positive reinforcement
      • Redirection
      • Proximity control
      • Non-verbal cues

    Curriculum Design

    • The PPST emphasizes the importance of curriculum design in determining what students learn and how they learn it.
    • Teachers are expected to design curricula that are:
      • Aligned with national standards and competencies
      • Relevant and contextualized
      • Inclusive and culturally responsive
      • Flexible and adaptable
      • Technology-enhanced
    • Curriculum design principles include:
      • Backward design
      • Universal Design for Learning (UDL)
      • Understanding by Design (UbD)

    Assessment And Evaluation

    • The PPST emphasizes the importance of assessment and evaluation in measuring student learning outcomes.
    • Teachers are expected to use various assessment strategies, including:
      • Formative assessment
      • Summative assessment
      • Self-assessment
      • Peer assessment
      • Authentic assessment
    • Evaluation principles include:
      • Validity
      • Reliability
      • Fairness
      • Transparency
      • Construct validity

    Teacher Education

    • The Philippine Professional Standards for Teachers (PPST) highlights the significance of teacher education in producing competent teachers.
    • The Commission on Higher Education (CHED) regulates and supervises teacher education programs in the Philippines.
    • Teacher education programs aim to develop teachers who are:
      • Academically competent, with strong subject matter knowledge
      • Pedagogically skilled, with effective teaching strategies
      • Socially responsible, with a sense of community involvement
      • Emotionally mature, with self-awareness and empathy
      • Culturally sensitive, with appreciation for diversity
      • Technologically literate, with ability to integrate technology in teaching

    Professional Development

    • The PPST recognizes the importance of continuous professional development in enhancing teachers' knowledge, skills, and attitudes.
    • Teachers must engage in ongoing professional development to:
      • Stay updated on new developments in their subject area
      • Improve pedagogical skills, such as instructional design and classroom management
      • Enhance cultural competence, with sensitivity to diverse student needs
      • Develop leadership skills, with ability to collaborate and lead
      • Stay current with technological advancements, integrating technology in teaching
    • Professional development opportunities include:
      • In-service training programs, for ongoing skill development
      • Workshops and conferences, for networking and knowledge sharing
      • Action research and peer coaching, for collaborative learning
      • Online courses and modules, for flexible and accessible learning

    Classroom Management

    • Effective classroom management creates a conducive learning environment.
    • The PPST emphasizes the importance of teachers:
      • Establishing clear expectations and rules, for a positive classroom climate
      • Managing classroom resources and materials, for effective teaching
      • Encouraging active participation and engagement, with student-centered approaches
      • Managing diverse learning needs, with inclusive teaching strategies
    • Teachers use various strategies to manage classroom behavior, including:
      • Positive reinforcement, with praise and incentives
      • Redirection, with constructive feedback
      • Proximity control, with physical presence and supervision
      • Non-verbal cues, with gestures and body language

    Curriculum Design

    • The PPST emphasizes the importance of curriculum design in determining student learning outcomes.
    • Teachers design curricula that are:
      • Aligned with national standards and competencies, for consistency and excellence
      • Relevant and contextualized, with real-world applications
      • Inclusive and culturally responsive, with diverse perspectives and representation
      • Flexible and adaptable, with adjustments for diverse learning needs
      • Technology-enhanced, with integration of digital tools and media
    • Curriculum design principles include:
      • Backward design, with learning objectives driving instruction
      • Universal Design for Learning (UDL), with multiple means of representation
      • Understanding by Design (UbD), with focused learning objectives

    Assessment And Evaluation

    • The PPST emphasizes the importance of assessment and evaluation in measuring student learning outcomes.
    • Teachers use various assessment strategies, including:
      • Formative assessment, with ongoing monitoring of student progress
      • Summative assessment, with evaluation of student learning at the end of a lesson
      • Self-assessment, with student reflection and self-evaluation
      • Peer assessment, with student feedback and evaluation
      • Authentic assessment, with real-world applications and tasks
    • Evaluation principles include:
      • Validity, with accurate measurement of student learning
      • Reliability, with consistent measurement across time and contexts
      • Fairness, with equal opportunities for all students
      • Transparency, with clear expectations and criteria
      • Construct validity, with alignment with learning objectives

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