1. The document traces the historical development of teaching as a profession in the Philippines from the pre-Hispanic era to modern times. 2. Key developments included the establishment of free public schools under Spanish rule, the training of Filipino teachers in American colleges, and the professionalization of teaching through requirements like a 4-year degree and licensure exam. 3. The teaching profession is now defined by elements such as initial professional education, certification, continuing professional development, and adherence to a code of ethics.
1. The document traces the historical development of teaching as a profession in the Philippines from the pre-Hispanic era to modern times. 2. Key developments included the establishment of free public schools under Spanish rule, the training of Filipino teachers in American colleges, and the professionalization of teaching through requirements like a 4-year degree and licensure exam. 3. The teaching profession is now defined by elements such as initial professional education, certification, continuing professional development, and adherence to a code of ethics.
1. The document traces the historical development of teaching as a profession in the Philippines from the pre-Hispanic era to modern times. 2. Key developments included the establishment of free public schools under Spanish rule, the training of Filipino teachers in American colleges, and the professionalization of teaching through requirements like a 4-year degree and licensure exam. 3. The teaching profession is now defined by elements such as initial professional education, certification, continuing professional development, and adherence to a code of ethics.
1. The document traces the historical development of teaching as a profession in the Philippines from the pre-Hispanic era to modern times. 2. Key developments included the establishment of free public schools under Spanish rule, the training of Filipino teachers in American colleges, and the professionalization of teaching through requirements like a 4-year degree and licensure exam. 3. The teaching profession is now defined by elements such as initial professional education, certification, continuing professional development, and adherence to a code of ethics.
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The Teaching Profession
Teacher: JOAN P. ROBLES
Learning Outcomes ● Explain the meaning of teaching as a profession ● Trace the historical development of teaching as a profession in the Philippines What is teaching? Let’s read the given statement when the word “ PROFESSIONAL” is used. 1. One night, cellphones were stolen right there from your home while you were asleep. There was no indication of forced entry, so you claimed that the manner by which your cellphone was stolen was highly professional. 2. Father tells floor tile setter whom he asked to work on a newly constructed bathroom. “Gusto ko yong propesyunal, malinis at maganda 3. She is highly professional in her ways. She deals with everyone including her daughter- employee professionally 4.“How unprofessional of her to act that way. “Teacher pa naman din.’’
5. Medical doctors, lawyers, education consultants are
entitled to professional fees (PF) for expert services rendered.
6. After his oath taking as a professional teacher, he was
congratulated and was told “now you are truly a professional,” What does the word “professional” mean as used in the instances given above? The word “professional manner,” “gawang propesyunal,” “professional fee for expert services rendered” The word “Professional’’ implies one who possesses skill and competence/expertise “Highly professional” “unprofessional.. to act that way” It’s implies a Code of Ethics. Two Elements of Profession
Competence Code of Ethics The other elements of a profession are:
1. Initial Professional of Education
2. Accreditation 3. Licensing 4. Professional Development 5. Professional Societies 6. Code of Ethics Summary 1 . Long years of initial professional education 2. The attainment of a college/university degree recognized by a regulatory body, CHED. 3. A licensure examination called the Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET) 4.Continuing Professional Development (CPD) 5. Adherence to the Code of Ethics fro Professional Teachers Historical Development of Teaching as a Profession in the Philippines Pre-hispanic No established formal Schooling No formal preparation for teacher Parents or Tribal Leaders- served as a teacher at Home Spanish Period Free Public School System- Established Educational Decree of 1863 Highly Religious centered Teacher-Spanish missionaries Normal School- run by Jesuits- educate male teacher 1875- normal schools for women were establish American Regime American Soldiers- served as a first teacher
Philippines Commission- enacted Act 74- created
by the Department of Public Instruction
Due to the shortage of teachers- The Thomasites
became a teacher Due to urgent need for teacher- Filipinos (bright ones) were given opportunities to be educated in American Colleges/Universities- Finance by the government- Pensionados They also Establish (PNS) Philippines Normal School in Manila- for 2 years In 1949- Teacher preparation became 4 years ane renamed PNS to PNC Philippines Normal Universities. Marcos Regime P.D. 1006 OF 1976- Marcos decided to Professionalized Teaching Known as Decree Professionalizing Teaching In 1994, R.A 7836, otherwise known as the Philippine Teachers Professionalization Act of 1994- was passed to promote quality education by proper supervision and regulation of the licensure examination and professionalization of the practice of the teaching profession. Activity Time
Individual Activity Activity 1: Interview LET passers now teaching who did not go through the 4- year teacher education course. They are graduates of o four-year courses but not teacher education. Ask them the following questions: Write your answer on the sheet of paper. Wait for further instruction for the submission of the activity. 1. What difficulties are they experiencing in teaching?
2. Do they agree that a four-year teacher
education course is better preparation for the teaching profession?
