FTC3 The Teaching Profession

What is the main purpose of the Code of Ethics for Professional Teachers?

• To promote student behavior

• To establish professional conduct and responsibilities for teachers

• To dictate administrative policies

• To regulate salaries

What is the main purpose of the Code of Ethics for Professional Teachers?

• To promote student behavior

• To establish professional conduct and responsibilities for teachers

• To dictate administrative policies

• To regulate salaries

Who ensures compliance with the Code of Ethics?

• Students

• Parents

• The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) and Department of Education (DepEd)

• Private organizations

Why is the Code of Ethics important for teachers?

• It focuses on disciplinary measures only.

• It guides their actions to maintain professionalism and serve as role models.

• It prioritizes profit over teaching quality.

• It reduces their responsibilities.

How does the Code ensure accountability in teachers' professional conduct?

• By limiting their responsibilities.

• By outlining clear expectations and penalties for violations.

• By removing their authority.

• By reducing their workload.

How might violations of the Code of Ethics impact a teacher's career?

• It improves their reputation.

• It may result in suspension, penalties, or revocation of their license.

• It has no consequences.

• It increases their job opportunities.

What law provides for the Magna Carta for Public School Teachers in the Philippines?

• Republic Act No. 4670

• Republic Act No. 4670

• Republic Act No. 7877

• Republic Act No. 9165

What is the primary purpose of the Magna Carta for Public School Teachers?

• To regulate student behavior

• To safeguard the rights and welfare of teachers

• To set teaching standards internationally

• To limit teachers' duties

Why is the Magna Carta important for public school teachers?

• It provides only financial benefits.

• It ensures their rights, well-being, and security in their profession.

• It limits their responsibilities.

• It emphasizes student priorities over teachers.

How does the law support teachers' career development?

• By limiting professional growth opportunities

• By providing access to scholarships and study leaves

• By discouraging further studies

• By focusing on classroom hours