5 Questions
What are the elements of a profession according to the text?
Initial Professional Education
What does the term 'vocation' refer to?
A calling
What does 'Mission' mean in the context of teaching as a vocation and mission?
To send
Which organization is responsible for Accreditation as per the text?
Philippine Accrediting Association of Schools, Colleges and Universities (PAASCU)
What does 'Professional Code of Ethics' signify in the context of teaching as a profession?
Conformance to technical and ethical standards
Study Notes
Elements of a Profession
- Expertise and specialized knowledge are essential elements of a profession
- A profession has a distinct body of knowledge and skills that set its members apart from others
- Autonomy and self-regulation are key elements, allowing professionals to make decisions and set standards
- A code of ethics guides the behavior and decision-making of professionals
- A profession has a system of accreditation and certification to ensure competence
Vocation and Mission
- A vocation refers to a person's sense of calling or purpose, often driven by a desire to make a difference
- In the context of teaching, mission refers to a sense of purpose and commitment to fulfilling a social responsibility
- A teaching mission involves a deep commitment to helping students learn and grow
Accreditation and Ethics
- Accreditation is the process of ensuring that educational institutions and programs meet certain standards
- The Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP) is responsible for accrediting educator preparation programs
- A Professional Code of Ethics signifies a commitment to upholding the highest standards of integrity, fairness, and respect in the teaching profession
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