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What are the obligations of teachers according to the provided content?
What are the obligations of teachers according to the provided content?
- Only being accountable for effective learning outcomes, reporting learner performance, and maintaining professional growth.
- Accountability for learning objectives and reporting learner performance.
- Maintaining professional growth and participating in social, moral, intellectual, and cultural change.
- Accountability for learning objectives, reporting learner performance, professional growth, and acting as an agent of social change. (correct)
What is true concerning the periodic merit exam for teachers as outlined in RA 7836?
What is true concerning the periodic merit exam for teachers as outlined in RA 7836?
- It consists of an oral exam and is required for merit promotion.
- It consists of a written exam and is required for merit promotion regardless of performance ratings.
- It consists of a written exam and may serve as an additional basis for merit promotion. (correct)
- It consists of an oral exam, a written exam, and is mandatory with a fee of P1000 per examinee.
Which tool developed by DepEd is designed to help teachers with self-assessment and professional development?
Which tool developed by DepEd is designed to help teachers with self-assessment and professional development?
- KSA - Knowledge, Skills, and Attitude
- TEDP - Teacher Education and Development Program
- TSNA - Teacher's Strengths and Needs Assessment
- IPPD - Individual Plan for Professional Development (correct)
What is the most ethical approach for a teacher to take if they develop feelings for a student or vice versa?
What is the most ethical approach for a teacher to take if they develop feelings for a student or vice versa?
Which level of education is mandated to be free and compulsory by the 1987 Philippine Constitution?
Which level of education is mandated to be free and compulsory by the 1987 Philippine Constitution?
Which law strengthens teacher education in the Philippines by establishing Centers of Excellence?
Which law strengthens teacher education in the Philippines by establishing Centers of Excellence?
Is a foreign national allowed to take the Licensure Examination for Teachers?
Is a foreign national allowed to take the Licensure Examination for Teachers?
According to RA 10533, the Enhanced Basic Education Act of 2013, is a non-licensed teacher allowed to teach full-time in the K to 12 curriculum?
According to RA 10533, the Enhanced Basic Education Act of 2013, is a non-licensed teacher allowed to teach full-time in the K to 12 curriculum?
Which of the following best represents a teacher's responsibility regarding student learning?
Which of the following best represents a teacher's responsibility regarding student learning?
What is the primary intended purpose of the Teacher's Strengths and Needs Assessment (TSNA)?
What is the primary intended purpose of the Teacher's Strengths and Needs Assessment (TSNA)?
According to professional ethics, what is the MOST appropriate initial course of action for a teacher who finds themselves in a love relationship with a student?
According to professional ethics, what is the MOST appropriate initial course of action for a teacher who finds themselves in a love relationship with a student?
What specific type of educational level is mandated free and compulsory by the 1987 Philippine Constitution?
What specific type of educational level is mandated free and compulsory by the 1987 Philippine Constitution?
Which law focuses on strengthening teacher education in the Philippines through the establishment of centers of excellence?
Which law focuses on strengthening teacher education in the Philippines through the establishment of centers of excellence?
Under what specific circumstance is a foreign national allowed to take the Licensure Examination for Teachers in the Philippines?
Under what specific circumstance is a foreign national allowed to take the Licensure Examination for Teachers in the Philippines?
What is the Individual Plan for Professional Development or IPPD designed to do?
What is the Individual Plan for Professional Development or IPPD designed to do?
What is a key factor that might impact if a non-licensed teacher can teach full-time in the K to 12 curriculum according to RA 10533?
What is a key factor that might impact if a non-licensed teacher can teach full-time in the K to 12 curriculum according to RA 10533?
Aside from a performance rating, what other purpose may the periodic merit exam for teachers serve as outlined in RA 7836?
Aside from a performance rating, what other purpose may the periodic merit exam for teachers serve as outlined in RA 7836?
Which of the following describes a teacher's role as an agent of change?
Which of the following describes a teacher's role as an agent of change?
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Teacher Obligations
Teacher Obligations
Teachers are responsible for ensuring students achieve learning goals, providing performance reports, continuously improving their skills, and actively participating in social, moral, intellectual, and cultural change.
Teacher Merit Exam
Teacher Merit Exam
The periodic merit exam for teachers, as outlined in RA 7836, includes a written exam that can be used for promotion, in addition to performance rating.
TSNA (Teacher's Strengths & Needs Assessment)
TSNA (Teacher's Strengths & Needs Assessment)
The Teacher's Strengths and Needs Assessment (TSNA) is a tool developed by the DepEd to help teachers identify and improve their professional development.
Teacher-Student Relationships
Teacher-Student Relationships
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Free and Compulsory Education
Free and Compulsory Education
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RA 7784 (COE)
RA 7784 (COE)
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Foreign Nationals and Teacher Licensure
Foreign Nationals and Teacher Licensure
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Non-Licensed Teachers in K to 12
Non-Licensed Teachers in K to 12
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What are the obligations of teachers?
What are the obligations of teachers?
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What's the purpose of the periodic merit exam for teachers?
What's the purpose of the periodic merit exam for teachers?
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What is TSNA?
What is TSNA?
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What should teachers do if they develop feelings for a student?
What should teachers do if they develop feelings for a student?
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What does the Philippine Constitution state about education?
What does the Philippine Constitution state about education?
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What is RA 7784 and its purpose?
What is RA 7784 and its purpose?
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Can foreign nationals take the Licensure Exam for Teachers?
Can foreign nationals take the Licensure Exam for Teachers?
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Can non-licensed teachers teach in the K to 12 Curriculum?
Can non-licensed teachers teach in the K to 12 Curriculum?
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Study Notes
Teacher Obligations and Responsibilities
- Teachers are accountable for achieving learning objectives.
- Teachers must report on student performance.
- Teachers need to maintain and enhance professional development.
- Teachers act as agents of social, moral, intellectual, and cultural change.
- Teachers are accountable for the effective attainment of learning objectives.
- Teachers must render reports on the performance of learners.
- Teachers must maintain and sustain professional growth.
- Teachers must participate as an agent of social, moral, intellectual, and cultural change.
Periodic Merit Exam for Teachers
- The periodic merit exam includes written exams.
- The exam can be a factor for merit promotion besides performance ratings.
- The periodic merit exam consists of written exams.
- The periodic merit exam may serve as additional basis for merit promotion in addition to performance ratings.
Teacher Self-Assessment Tools
- DepEd developed the Teacher's Strengths and Needs Assessment (TSNA) to ensure high standards.
- The Individual Plan for Professional Development (IPPD) guides professional development.
Ethical Conduct in Teacher-Student Relationships
- A teacher should avoid scandals and gossip regarding preferential treatment in situations where a teacher may develop feelings with a student.
- Avoiding learners is crucial in such situations.
- A teacher should exercise discretion to avoid scandal and gossip about preferential treatment.
Philippine Constitution and Education
- The Philippine Constitution mandates free and compulsory education.
Teacher Education Strengthening
- Republic Act 7836 (Teachers' Professionalization Act) strengthens teacher education.
- Republic Act 7722 (CHED) and Republic Act 7784, plus others mentioned, relate to teacher education and/or centers of excellence.
- RA 7722 (CHED) and RA 7784 relate to teacher education and/or centers of excellence.
Foreign Nationals and Licensure Examination
- Foreign nationals can take the teacher licensure examination if their country has reciprocity agreements with the Philippines.
Non-Licensed Teachers and K-12 Curriculum
- Non-licensed teachers cannot teach full-time in the K-12 curriculum unless they obtain a license within five years.
Ideal Learning Environment
- An ideal learning environment promotes learning, not competition.
- The teacher is not the sole focus of learning.
- A safe, conducive learning environment is essential.
- A learning environment that promotes learning, not competition, is ideal.
- A learning environment prioritizing the safety and well-being of learners is ideal.
Continuing Professional Education (CPE)
- CPE is for every professional teacher to stay updated with new trends and reforms.
- CPE is for every professional teacher to stay updated with new trends and reforms.
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