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What are the elements of a profession?
Competence and a Code of Ethics
What is required for someone to become a licensed teacher in the Philippines?
Completion of a university degree, passing the Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET), and adherence to the Code of Ethics.
Match the following stages in becoming a professional with their descriptions:
Initial Professional Education = Completing university programs in chosen fields. Accreditation = University programs approved by regulatory bodies. Licensing = Mandatory authorization to practice from government authority. Professional Development = Ongoing education to retain or develop knowledge and skills.
Which body regulates teacher education programs in the Philippines?
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Licensing for teachers in the Philippines is voluntary.
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To assess the attractiveness of the teaching profession in the Philippines, the scale used includes options like 'Very attractive profession,' 'Attractive profession,' and ___ .
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What is the objective of Ultimate?
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Players are allowed to run with the disc.
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What is the starting play of a point called?
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If the pull lands outside the playing field, the thrower can start play from the side line or from the ____ mark closest to their end zone.
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What happens if a player catches the disc in-bounds but then momentum takes them out-of-bounds?
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How long does the thrower have to throw the disc?
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Which of the following actions results in a turnover?
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Ultimate is a contact sport.
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If opposing players catch the disc at the same time, the ____ player gets possession.
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What must a player do to call a foul in Ultimate?
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Study Notes
Teaching as a Profession
- Teaching is defined as a profession requiring specialized knowledge and skills.
- Key elements of a profession include competence and adherence to a Code of Ethics.
- Professionals are expected to maintain ethical standards and technical proficiency.
Educational Requirements
- Initial professional education is necessary, typically through university programs in fields such as teacher education.
- Significant time and effort are involved in completing a degree, which is considered just the beginning of professional learning.
Accreditation and Licensing
- University programs must be accredited by bodies like the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) to ensure quality education.
- Licensing is mandatory for teachers; in the Philippines, it is overseen by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC).
- The Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET) is a key requirement to practice as a teacher.
Professional Development
- Continuous Professional Development (CPD) is vital to retain and enhance knowledge and skills post-qualification.
- Adherence to the Code of Ethics for Professional Teachers is mandatory.
Learning Outcomes
- Students should be able to explain the meaning of teaching as a profession.
- Students are encouraged to create a personal career statement that outlines their motivations for pursuing teaching.
Motivation Assessment
- A scale to evaluate the attractiveness of the teaching profession in the Philippines ranges from "very attractive" to "not-attractive."
Aim of the Game
- Ultimate is a non-contact team sport played with a flying disc.
- Two teams of seven players compete on a field similar in length to a football field but narrower.
- Goals are scored when a player catches the disc in the opponent's end zone.
- The player holding the disc, called the thrower, cannot run with it and must pass to teammates.
Starting Play
- Each point begins with a throw-off known as "the pull."
- Players must remain in their end zone until the pull is executed.
- After a goal, the scoring team stays in their end zone to perform the next pull, switching roles with the defensive team.
In-bounds and Out-of-bounds
- A disc is in-bounds if caught by a player who is within the field when they catch it.
- If a player catches the disc out of bounds, the play resets at the last point of contact.
- A player must return to the exact spot they exited the field before throwing the disc again after going out of bounds.
Possession and Turnovers
- Running with the disc is not allowed; a player must stop as soon as they catch it.
- The thrower has 10 seconds to complete a throw, with a defender counting down.
- A turnover occurs if the offensive team fails to complete a catch or throws the disc out of bounds.
Foul and Contact Rules
- Ultimate is a non-contact sport; any dangerous contact is considered a foul.
- Only one defender may guard the thrower, and they must maintain a distance of one disc diameter.
- Physical obstructions like picks or screens are not allowed.
Making Calls
- Players can call fouls if they believe unfair contact occurred.
- Play continues if the disc is in the air until possession is established.
- Following a call, players must discuss the foul and come to an agreement.
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This quiz explores the definition of teaching as a profession, including its elements and characteristics. It delves into the dimensions and hallmarks that distinguish teaching in a professional context. Ideal for those studying education or entering the teaching field.
