Technology & Livelihood Education - Lesson 6
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What is the purpose of a protective mask for a household worker?

  • To protect the hair from falling.
  • To protect the mouth and nose from inhaling dust and chemicals while working. (correct)
  • To protect the ears from loud noises.
  • To protect the hands from cuts.

What is the main responsibility of a household worker in terms of "cleaning"?

Cleaning involves maintaining the cleanliness of designated areas in the house, which can range from daily cleaning to deep cleaning.

What does the term "Child and Elderly care" encompass for a household worker?

It entails providing care and support for children, from infants through adolescence, and for elderly members of the household who may require assistance.

What is one of the primary responsibilities of a household worker who is tasked with "Cooking"?

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What does the term "Paraphernalia" refer to in the context of a household worker?

<p>It refers to a collection of equipment, tools, and various articles that are essential for carrying out specific tasks and responsibilities associated with their role as a household worker.</p> Signup and view all the answers

A household worker's responsibility for "Child Care" may include picking up a child from school and transporting them to after-school activities.

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Which of the following is NOT a desirable trait of a household worker?

<p>Dishonesty (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Explain the concept of "Decisiveness" in the context of a household worker's desirable traits.

<p>Decisiveness refers to the ability of a household worker to make informed and timely decisions when required, demonstrating their competency and ability to handle situations effectively.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the specific responsibility of a household worker in the area of "Consultation"?

<p>Household workers should seek advice and counsel from their colleagues when necessary to ensure the best interests of their clients.</p> Signup and view all the answers

A household worker's responsibility for "Confidentiality" means they should share information shared by a co-worker in the course of their working relationships.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Explain the concept of "Respect" as an ethical responsibility for Household workers in relation to their colleagues.

<p>Respecting colleagues means treating them with fairness and appreciation, acknowledging their qualifications, views, and contributions to the team.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary responsibility of a "Babysitter" as defined in the text?

<p>A babysitter provides temporary care and supervision for children in the absence of their parents or guardians.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why is it important for a household worker to have "Personal Hygiene"?

<p>Personal hygiene practices are crucial for maintaining a clean and healthy personal appearance, which reflects professionalism and promotes a positive impression on clients and those around them.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Household Worker Ethical Responsibilities to Colleagues

Duties and behaviors a household worker should follow when interacting with fellow workers.

Respect (Between Colleagues)

Treating colleagues with consideration for their qualifications, views, and responsibilities.

Confidentiality (Colleagues)

Keeping private information shared by colleagues in the workplace confidential.

Consultation (Colleagues)

Seeking advice or counsel from coworkers when it benefits clients.

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Sexual Relationships (Colleagues)

Avoiding sexual relationships with colleagues to prevent conflicts of interest.

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Sexual Harassment

Unwanted sexual advances, solicitations, or other verbal or physical sexual conduct.

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Impairment of Colleagues

Assisting a colleague struggling with personal problems, psychosocial distress, substance abuse, or mental health issues affecting work.

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Incompetence of Colleagues

Assisting a colleague with demonstrated deficiencies in skills or knowledge impacting their work.

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Loyal (Household Worker Trait)

Adhering to the client's rules, regulations, and policies.

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Trustworthy (Household Worker Trait)

Carrying out assigned tasks reliably and meeting expectations.

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Honest (Household Worker Trait)

Performing tasks accurately and truthfully.

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Responsible (Household Worker Trait)

Understanding job duties and goals, performing work effectively.

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Industrious (Household Worker Trait)

Exceeding job expectations consistently.

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Respectful (Household Worker Trait)

Showing consideration for the client's authority and responsibilities.

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Cooperative (Household Worker Trait)

Working with other employees to reach common goals.

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Flexible (Household Worker Trait)

Adapting work performance as responsibilities change.

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Decisive (Household Worker Trait)

Making sound judgments and decisions when needed.

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Punctual (Household Worker Trait)

Completing tasks at the designated time.

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Household Worker

A person hired to perform domestic services in a household.

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Study Notes

Lesson 6: Technology & Livelihood Education - 7-Venus/Mercury

  • Objectives: Students will be able to discuss and explain household workers' ethical responsibilities to colleagues and identify desirable traits of a household worker.

Subject Matter: Maintaining an Effective Relationship with Clients/Customers

  • Reference: Technology and Livelihood Education by Xandra S. Caballer

Household Worker Ethical Responsibilities to Colleagues

  • Respect: Treat colleagues with respect, accurately and fairly assess their qualifications, views, and obligations.
  • Confidentiality: Respect confidential information shared by coworkers.
  • Consultation: Seek advice and counsel from colleagues when appropriate, especially when it benefits clients.
  • Sexual Relationships: Avoid sexual relationships with coworkers where a conflict of interest could arise.
  • Sexual Harassment: Do not engage in sexual advances, solicitation, requests, or other verbal/physical conduct of a sexual nature.

Desirable Traits of a Household Worker

  • Loyal: Follow rules, regulations, policies, and procedures.
  • Trustworthy: Fulfill assigned responsibilities and meet expectations.
  • Honest: Perform duties accurately.
  • Responsible: Understand job description, goals, and duties.
  • Industrious: Exceed expectations.
  • Respectful: Show respect for customers' authority.
  • Cooperative: Cooperate with other employees to achieve common goals.
  • Flexible: Adapt to changing job responsibilities.
  • Decisive: Make sound decisions when needed.
  • Punctual: Complete tasks before or at a designated time.

Duties and Responsibilities of a Household Worker

  • Household Worker: A person providing domestic services (cleaning, cooking, childcare, etc.).

Child and Elderly Care

  • Includes caring for children from infancy to adolescence and elderly household members.
  • Tasks include providing meals, shopping, laundry, childcare, and other household tasks.

Household Worker Uniform, Equipment, and Paraphernalia

  • Apron: Garment covering part of the body.
  • Housekeeping Shirt/Pants: Protective outer garments.
  • Gloves: Protect hands from cuts/burns.
  • Protective Mask: Protect nose/mouth.
  • Hand Towels: Wiping hands.
  • Long Sleeves: Protect arms.
  • Protective Gown: Protect clothes from dirt.
  • Protective Shoes: Protect feet.
  • Hairnet: Prevent hair from falling.
  • Personal Hygiene: Cleaning and caring for the body.
  • Paraphernalia: Additional equipment necessary for the activity.

Impairment and Incompetence of Colleagues

  • Seek to help colleagues with personal difficulties, distress, or substance abuse.
  • Should consult with colleagues experiencing incompetence.

Nanny/Babysitter/Caretaker

  • Nanny: Fully involved in child's development.
  • Babysitter: Temporarily cares for children.
  • Caretaker: Looks after a property or household in the absence of the owner.

Evaluation

  • Evaluation requires identifying equipment or tools needed for a specific activity.

Assignment

  • Research household worker ethical responsibilities to clients, colleagues, and as professionals from the Internet or magazines.

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Explore the ethical responsibilities of household workers towards their colleagues in this lesson from Technology and Livelihood Education. Students will learn to identify key traits necessary for maintaining effective relationships with clients and coworkers. This quiz will cover the principles of respect, confidentiality, consultation, and avoidance of inappropriate relationships.

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