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    - The document provides a graphic organizer summarizing the historical development of teacher preparation and professionalization in the Philippines from pre-Hispanic times to 1996. - In the pre-Hispanic period, education was informal and unstructured, with tribal leaders, mothers, and fathers serving as teachers. During the Spanish era in the 16th century, the first public schools were established by decree and normal schools were created to educate male and female teachers. - The graphic organizer outlines the major developments in teacher preparation over different historical periods in the Philippines.

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    Spanish Era

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    JAY MARK B.

    DANIEL
    II – BEED – 27
    PROF – ED
    1.Application : From the historical development of teacher preparation &
    professionalization in the Philippines from pre- Hispanic Philippines to 1996 by way of a
    graphic organizer.

    PRE-HISTORIC PERIOD SPANISH ERA

     Informal and unstructured  Tree public school were


    education. established by virtue of
     No structured educational system educational decree of 1863.
     Tribal leaders mothers and fathers  Educational decree of 1863
    served as teachers. provided for normal school by the
    Jesuits to educate male teachers
    in Manila.
     In 1875, normal schools for women
    teachers were established.
     In 1765, a Royal Decree was gent
    by king Charles of Spain requiring
    each village to have “maestro”.

    2.What is meant by vocation?


    - It depends on point of view. For typical life it can mean from. Being strongly attached
    or attracted to a certain job. Or just wanting to be a poet because you are fantastic at
    poetry.

    For army, it means one of the many possible jobs the government will assign to you.
    Vocation is broadly defined cluster of various jobs which attracts and repels some
    particular type of people

    3.What is meant by mission?


    - When i hear the word mission , the first thing which comes to my mind is assignment .
    I always align the two words together. Mission is a task which requires action and it
    focuses on what is needed to be done today. It is what drives an organization or a
    student towards their goal. It also clarifies how you gonna do what you need to do .
    Most organizations have their own missions which drives them.
    4.Are these two( vocation & mission ) related?
    - It depends on the context. Are you speaking in a religious or secular sense. For
    instance, religious institutions engage in “missions and outreach”, but every corporation
    has a “mission statement” that its people are supposed to know and live by. Vocation
    tends to be a broader term: it refers both to a person’s religious vocation and to one’s
    practical professional vocation, such as teacher, carpenter, mechanic, plumber,
    businessman or woman, etc.
    5.Is teaching a job or a mission? What is the difference.
    - Teaching as a mission exists under the gloss of procedure everywhere. If you loose
    that sense of mission then your career will be a short one as there is no real reason to
    stay. Many jobs, ordinary jobs are a better choice for anyone with a degree and some
    motivation. There are better things to do with your life if you don’t feel that teaching is
    important to the world, that thought changes everything. If teaching is not of central
    importance to you and the world you wish to live in, please do not go in to teaching.

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