This document outlines the key elements of a profession. It discusses that professions typically require advanced education and training in a specialized field. Professions are also characterized by a body of knowledge, institutions that transmit professional knowledge, codes of ethics, and professional associations. Specific elements mentioned include specialized research and publications, accredited college programs, certification processes, codes of ethics like those for recreation professionals, and associations that promote standards and provide benefits.
This document outlines the key elements of a profession. It discusses that professions typically require advanced education and training in a specialized field. Professions are also characterized by a body of knowledge, institutions that transmit professional knowledge, codes of ethics, and professional associations. Specific elements mentioned include specialized research and publications, accredited college programs, certification processes, codes of ethics like those for recreation professionals, and associations that promote standards and provide benefits.
This document outlines the key elements of a profession. It discusses that professions typically require advanced education and training in a specialized field. Professions are also characterized by a body of knowledge, institutions that transmit professional knowledge, codes of ethics, and professional associations. Specific elements mentioned include specialized research and publications, accredited college programs, certification processes, codes of ethics like those for recreation professionals, and associations that promote standards and provide benefits.
This document outlines the key elements of a profession. It discusses that professions typically require advanced education and training in a specialized field. Professions are also characterized by a body of knowledge, institutions that transmit professional knowledge, codes of ethics, and professional associations. Specific elements mentioned include specialized research and publications, accredited college programs, certification processes, codes of ethics like those for recreation professionals, and associations that promote standards and provide benefits.
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fields Any examples? Profession - Occupation or vocation requiring training in the liberal arts or sciences and advanced study in a specialized field; a body of qualified people Professional - Having great skill or experience in a particular field; an assured competence in a field Professionalism - Professional status, methods, character, or standards Body of Knowledge Institutions which transmit Professional knowledge Creation of professional authority as a result of public approval Code of ethics Commitment to profession ideals Professional Associations Body of Knowledge Research Publications Institutions which transmit Professional Knowledge Colleges and Universities Development of Accreditation Standards Programs are accredited People are certified and/or licensed Code of Ethics NRPA code of ethics ATRA code of ethics Certifications CTRS (Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist) CPRP (Certified Park and Recreation Professional) Professional Associations Networking Promote Standards of Practice Recognition Liability benefits Advocacy Educational opportunities Communication Make sound decisions Function as leaders Put clients first Commit to profession Strong work ethic Appreciate diversity Accept responsibility Positive attitude Timely completion of tasks Balance professional relationships Punctuality Clothing choices Morality and ethics Professional organizations Cell phones and pagers Certification Volunteer Think about your resume Develop activity resources Join professional organizations Put this information into action in all your classes