Vocation and Teaching as a Divine Mission
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What is the meaning of the term 'vocation'?

  • An assigned task from an authority
  • A temporary job for financial gain
  • A calling or summons (correct)
  • A profession requiring special education
  • Which figure was called by God to lead His chosen people out of Egypt?

  • Abraham
  • Muhammad
  • Moses (correct)
  • Buddha
  • What does the 'pwede na' mentality reflect regarding mission preparation?

  • A sense of defeatism and resignation to mediocrity (correct)
  • An eagerness to take on additional responsibilities
  • A strong commitment to excellence
  • An attitude of striving for improvement
  • Who is recognized as the first Asian teacher to win the Intel Excellence in Teaching Award?

    <p>Dr. Josette T. Biyo</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which statement best captures the essence of teaching as described?

    <p>Teaching is focused on impacting hearts and minds.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Vocation: A Divine Calling

    • Vocation originates from the Latin "vocare," meaning "to call."
    • It signifies a divine summons; for Christians, God is the caller; for Muslims, Allah.
    • Biblical examples include Abraham's call to father a chosen nation, Moses's liberation of the Israelites, Mary's role as Jesus's mother, and Muhammad's prophethood.
    • Buddha's renunciation of royalty to seek enlightenment can also be interpreted as a form of vocation.

    Teaching as a Mission

    • "Mission" derives from the Latin "misio," meaning "to send," signifying an assigned task.
    • Teaching involves fulfilling a divinely or personally assigned task.

    Teaching and Meaningful Life

    • Dr. Josette T. Biyo, the first Asian Intel Excellence in Teaching Award recipient, highlights teaching's impact on hearts and minds.

    The "Pwede Na" Mentality: Obstacle to Excellence

    • "Pwede na" (it's okay/good enough) mentality hinders pursuit of excellence.
    • Phrases like "that's just how it is," "there's nothing we can do," "it won't be noticed," "I don't know the answer," and "that's just extra work/expense" exemplify this defeatist attitude.
    • This mentality represents resignation to mediocrity.

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    This quiz explores the concepts of vocation and teaching as manifestations of divine calling. It examines historical and religious examples, the significance of teaching in a meaningful life, and how mentalities like 'Pwede na' can impact excellence. Engage with these themes to deepen your understanding of vocation in education.

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