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Productivity Tip:
Inaction breeds doubt and fear. Action breeds confidence and courage. If you want to conquer fear, do not
sit home and think about it. Go out and get busy.
~ Dale Carnegie
A. LESSON PREVIEW/REVIEW
1) Introduction/Review
BELLO! How is your day going? Today is another action-filled day. But first, let us check
your armor of knowledge for us to be ready in the battlefield of learning. Last time, we talked about
some of the qualities of a good teacher. Now, try to answer this for 2 minutes to check if you still
remember the things we discussed last meeting. Hurry up or else, we will not accomplish our goals for
today!
2. From the list, what are the qualities/attributes that you already
have? In what ways can you develop the other attributes that you
may not yet have to prepare you become a “good teacher”?
That was easy, right? Good job! I am glad that somehow you now know the salient qualities to make
you become a good teacher. Now, for our first activity, you will once again write everything that you
know about the questions reflected in the second column. Shown below are queries for you to ponder
and you are given three (3) minutes to write your reflections in the What I Know column. Ready? You
may start now!
2. I am by profession a teacher.
I am a professional teacher.
Expound.
B. MAIN LESSON
You did it! Alright! luk at tu! I know you are excited with our lesson for today. Ready to discover what it is?
Para tu! Today, we will have a very interesting lesson. We will discover the difference between a licensed
teacher and a licensed professional teacher. Interesting, right? But first, let me share with you some of the
meaning of the term, teacher. The definition found below will help you determine the difference when you
hear someone say “she is but a licensed teacher and do not show any professionalism.” I bet that made
you think now, hmm? Let’s not keep you waiting. Let’s begin!
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PROFESSION – type of job that requires special training and that brings a high status.
PROFESSIONAL - a person who has competent skill and observe high standards in
the job or activity he or she does and abides by the code of ethics.
1. Challenge- Chew-Chat-Check.
That was fast! After looking at the definition of the term teacher from various legal codes, and
discovering the elements of a profession, we will have an activity which we will call as Challenge-
Chew-Chat-Check. Excited to find out what it is all about? This is what you are going to do, I will
Challenge you by giving you a small handful of targeted questions or tasks to guide you to delve
deeper into the content/topic. Then, you will engage your mind to process the information – Chew, and
share your insights in a form of a news report. Some of you will be called to share your insights to the
class when you return and Chat with us. Clear? If yes, let’s start!
You will only be given 5 minutes to write your opinion, then, you may chat your buddy (for the think-pair
strategy) and share your insights. Deliberate on the given questions for 10 minutes and be ready to
come-up with a sound judgement on the issue citing (your) evidences to support you statement. I will
assess, probe and engage you in both spontaneous and structured dialogues so, be ready, okay? If
you do not have any question or clarification, c’mon let’s start!
My Reflections/ Insights:
1. When the teaching profession was professionalized with the passage of R.A. 7836 does it mean all teachers
are professionals? Agree or disagree? Why or why not? Expound.
2. Is earning a license synonymous to professionalism? Yes, or no? Why yes or why not? Explicate.
I love hearing all your ideas. That was awesome! This armor of knowledge will again be tested in the
independent work you are about to do. At this point, to further check your understanding of the lesson and
determine the level of your mastery, let us go back again to the questions in the What I Know Chart from
Activity 1. Write your answers to the questions based on what YOU NOW KNOW in the third column of the
chart, What I Learned. Write the things you have learned from today’s lesson. You are only given 2 minutes
for this. Clear? Start!
If you are done with Activity 4, you may proceed with Activity 5.
Encircle the letter of the correct answer then, check your answers against the Key to Corrections found
at the end of this SAS. Write your score on your paper
C. LESSON WRAP-UP
Awesome! Congratulations for a job well done! The battle is about to end, but keep going! You’re
working well and I know you can now determine the difference between a licensed teacher from a
Licensed Professional Teacher. C’mon! Let’s check your understanding! Let us see how well you
understood our lesson by having this activity called, I Learn. You need to explain in 2-3 sentences new
things that you have learned from the discussion. Ready? Lezz go!
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FAQs
What is Initial Professional Education?
- IPE is the completion of a university program i.e. engineering, education, accountancy, nursing. It
means long and arduous years of preparation and is expected to learn unceasingly.
What is the meaning of “accreditation” as part of the elements of a profession?
- It means that the university programs are approved by a regulatory body like CHED to ensure the
graduates that they start their professional lives with competence.
KEY TO CORRECTIONS
Activity #5
Answers: 1. A 2. B