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Educational Terminology and Concepts Guide

The document outlines key concepts related to education, including the roles of stakeholders, teaching environments, and career progression levels for educators. It emphasizes the importance of a learner-centered curriculum and various learning theories, such as behaviorism and multiple intelligences. Additionally, it addresses policies on teacher conduct, employment rights, and the significance of motivation in learning.

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Educational Terminology and Concepts Guide

The document outlines key concepts related to education, including the roles of stakeholders, teaching environments, and career progression levels for educators. It emphasizes the importance of a learner-centered curriculum and various learning theories, such as behaviorism and multiple intelligences. Additionally, it addresses policies on teacher conduct, employment rights, and the significance of motivation in learning.

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VOCABULARY: Relationships:

VOCARE means Learning to live


CALLING together
Primary internal Principal elements of
stakeholders: Primary teaching - facilitator
learner and guide: Teacher
PPST Career Safe and secure
progression levels: environment: Learning
Apat → Beginning, environment
Proficient, Highly
Bumubuo: Physical
Proficient,
environment (tangible,
Distinguish
like electric fan) +
Pinakamataas: Psychological
Distinguish | environment
Pinakabata/pinakauna: (relationship,
Beginning | Mentor ng acceptance,
Beginning: Highly belongingness)
Proficient
Required teaching
Four pillars of learning: hours (board exam):
To know, To live Actual classroom
together, To be, To teaching 6 hours,
do Inside school 8 hours
Developing individual Married couples’
potentials: Learning to employment rights:
be SAME LOCALITY
Accepting gifts from students/parents: NOT
ALLOWED (conflict of interest)
1987 Philippine Constitution: Pinakamataas na
budget → EDUCATION
Special hardship allowance for teachers: 25%
Indefinite sick leave: YES, for long-term illness (1
year)
K to 12 Curriculum: Relevant, Learner-centered,
Culturally responsive
Ism related to environment shaping behavior:
Behaviorism
Laws of learning: Law of exercise (practice),
Law of readiness (preparation), Law of effect
(satisfaction)
MELCs: Most Essential Learning
Competencies
Motivation types: Intrinsic (within), Extrinsic
(rewards/punishments)
ADHD: Attention Deficit Hyperactivity
Disorder
Father of Emotional Quotient: Daniel Goleman
Multiple Intelligence (Howard Gardner):
- Storytelling lovers: Verbal Linguistic
- Number games: Logical
- Curious about surroundings: Naturalist
- Good speaking & communication: Verbal
Linguistic
- Good with others: Interpersonal
- Self-reflection: Intrapersonal

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