Republic of the Philippines

Laguna State Polytechnic University

Main Campus

Santa Cruz, Laguna

Esther I. Lorida Ma’am,Fatima Quiambao

BEED 3-A April 4, 2021
REACTION PAPER
(PEER-PEEC: Values for K to 12 Pre-Service Teachers)

Appearance is the way that someone or something looks. It is also an act of

performing yourself or what you are in life. But as a future teacher, does physical
appearance really matters? In webinar entitled “PEER-PEEC: Values for K to 12 Pre-
Service Teachers” Sir. Bayani A. Guia tackled about: Professional Appearance. He
discussed how important appearance is because for him “First Impression last” and I
quiet agree on that specially for the children. As a Bachelor of Elementary Education
Yes, appearance really matters. Our mentors telling us a lot of their experiences
encountering elementary students for example, elementary students will always
remember what you wear from the bottom to the top of your body. And basically
children are often love to imitate what they saw on you or what the elders do, thats why
our teachers always reminding us that we as a future educator should learn how to act
professionally and to be presentable to our students that we will going face specially on
elementary students.

The webinar focuses on what a teacher should be and what a teacher should not
be.. In order to be a competent instructor, one's appearance and personal
characteristics are crucial. The presence of a professionalism reflects how professional
he or she is. Personal characteristics arise as students become more familiar with or
accustomed to the teacher. A great teacher maintains professionalism in all areas from
personal appearance to organizational skills and preparedness for each day. The
respect that the great teacher receives because of her professional manner is obvious
to those around her.
 As they say, teachers are the second parent of the children so that as a future
educator we need to be a responsible student first to be a excellent teacher in the
future.