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1st Quarter Minutes of The Meeting and Reflection
1st Quarter Minutes of The Meeting and Reflection
Attendees:
1. Jennifer R. Allares
2. Jovielyn C. Bacud
3. Medgelene Kayevin J. Castillo
4. Denalyn F. Maaño
5. Mary Estella D. Peduca
6. Jonna A. Quillopas
7. Rea S. Rodrinico
Meeting Summary:
The meeting began with an introduction to the importance of the Philippine Code of Ethics for
Teachers. It was emphasized that the code provides guidelines and standards for teachers to uphold
professionalism, ethics, and moral values in their practice.
A presentation was given on the key provisions of the Philippine Code of Ethics for Teachers. The
following topics were covered:
d. Objectivity: Teachers should base their decisions and actions on unbiased assessments and
avoid favoritism or discrimination.
e. Confidentiality: Teachers are obligated to protect the privacy and confidentiality of student
information.
f. Professional Development: Teachers are encouraged to engage in continuous professional
development to enhance their teaching practices.
g. Social Responsibility: Teachers should actively participate in community affairs and promote
national goals and values.
h. Collegiality: Teachers should collaborate and cooperate with colleagues to improve the quality
of education.
The teachers engaged in a comprehensive review of the different sections and provisions of the
Code of Ethics. These include:
Action Items:
All attendees: Review the Philippine Code of Ethics for Teachers and identify areas where personal
practice aligns with or can be improved to adhere to the code.
Mrs. Fortunata V. Murcillo: Organize a workshop or training session focused on the practical
implementation of the code by October, date, and time to be announced.
Next Meeting:
Checked by:
Fortunata V. Murcillo, MT II
LAC Facilitator
Noted by:
Department of Education
National Capital Region
Schools Division Office
GEN. MAXIMINO HIZON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Jose Abad Santos Ave. Tondo, Manila
REFLECTION
As I reflect on our recent meeting discussing the Philippine Code of Ethics for
Teachers, I am reminded of the profound impact that ethical conduct has on the
teaching profession. Our exploration of the code highlighted the significance of
upholding professional standards, fostering positive relationships, and promoting a
nurturing learning environment. Here are my thoughts and reflections on the Philippine
Code of Ethics for Teachers.
The Code serves as a compass, guiding teachers in maintaining the dignity and
reputation of the teaching profession. It reinforces our commitment to lifelong learning
and continuous professional development. By staying updated on current pedagogical
practices and expanding our knowledge and skills, we can provide quality education and
effectively address the diverse needs of our students.
Lastly, the Code highlights the need for teachers to engage in continuous
professional development. It serves as a reminder that our learning journey does not
end with our initial training but rather continues throughout our careers. By actively
seeking opportunities to enhance our teaching skills and staying abreast of educational
advancements, we can provide the best possible education to our students.