1. What incentives or privileges do you like the most as a teacher, and why?

Answer: professional development opportunities because, as an educator, I often value

opportunities for continuous learning and professional growth. Workshops, conferences, and
courses that help them enhance their skills and stay updated on educational trends are highly
appreciated.

2. Do you think that the rights and privileges of a teacher are enough, or do you think that they
can do better? If not, in what ways do you think they can improve?

3. Do you feel protected enough by the rights that we currently have in the Philippines for the
teachers? If not, in what aspect do you think the government can work to strengthen it?

4. Why do teachers from public and private schools do not receive the same benefits?

4. Why are there so many teachers resigning? And what actions do you think our government could
do about this matter?

6. Do you agree that the salary of a teacher does not meet their hard work?
And why is that?

7. Seeing all those fellow Filipino teachers who are working abroad, are you not getting interested or
curious about the overall system in their new workplace? If yes, in what country you dreamed of
working soon as a teacher?

8. Why is it a privilege to be a teacher?

9. What can you say to those people who look down on teachers?

10. As a teacher, what do you think are the most important rights of a teacher?