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Overview of Philippine Teaching Laws

The document outlines the legal framework and professional standards governing the teaching profession in the Philippines, including constitutional provisions, statutory bases, and various laws related to education and teacher professionalization. Key laws mentioned include the 1987 Philippine Constitution, the Education Act of 1982, and the Philippine Teachers Professionalization Act of 1994, which establish rights and responsibilities for teachers and educational institutions. It also highlights the importance of continuous professional development and the legal obligations of schools and teachers to ensure a safe and equitable learning environment.

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Overview of Philippine Teaching Laws

The document outlines the legal framework and professional standards governing the teaching profession in the Philippines, including constitutional provisions, statutory bases, and various laws related to education and teacher professionalization. Key laws mentioned include the 1987 Philippine Constitution, the Education Act of 1982, and the Philippine Teachers Professionalization Act of 1994, which establish rights and responsibilities for teachers and educational institutions. It also highlights the importance of continuous professional development and the legal obligations of schools and teachers to ensure a safe and equitable learning environment.

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TEACHING PROFFESION

FYI: THIS REVIEWER IS NOT MINE. I JUST BOUGHT IT ONLINE AND


I’M ALSO SHARING IT TO YOU! GOODLUCK FUTURE LPT

CONSTITUTIONAL

• - 1987 Philippine Constitution (Article XIV)


• 1. Free Public Education
• 2. Language of Instruction
• 3. Religious Instruction
• 4. Academic Freedom – HEI
• 5. Highest Budgeting Allocation

- Section 1, 2.1,2.2 – right of all citizen/ relevant to the needs/ free public education.
. Elementary – compulsory for all children of school age.
- Section 3.3 – religion shall be allowed-written/ within regular class.
- Section 5.2 – academic freedom – higher learning.
- Section 5.5 – highest budgetary.
- Section 6/7 – national language – medium (Filipino/ English)

• • STATUTORY BASES
• 1. BATAS PAMBANSA 232 - EDUCATION ACT OF 1982
• a. Right of Parents (sec. 8)
• b. Right of Students in school (sec. 9) – documents - 30 days from request.
-Approved fees: BSP/ GSP/ Anti TB/ Red Cross
• c. Right of all school Personnel (sec. 10)
• d. Special rights and/or Privileges of Teaching or Academic staffs (sec. 11) – free from
compulsory assignment.
• e. Right of Administrators (sec. 12) – Commonwealth Act no. 578 (shall be accorded
due respect)
• f. Right of School (sec. 13)

2. RA 9155 - DepEd o Governance of Basic Education Act of 2001


o DECS – DepEd/ Transfer of Cultural Agencies – NCAA
o Abolition of the Bureau of P.E – Philippine Sports Commission.
3. RA 10157 - KINDERGARTEN EDUCATION ACT/ COMPULSORY (5 years old)
o Father of Kindergarten – FRIEDRICH FROEBEL

4. RA 10533 - ENHANCED BASIC EDUCATION ACT of 2013


o BENIGNO AQUINO III
o Kindergarten to Grade 12
o Curriculum changes/ training for Teachers
TEACHING PROFESSION

o Alternative Delivery Mode – module/ self-paced/ indigenous/ integrated/ inclusive.

5. RA 7796 - TESDA ACT of 1994


o Technical Educational Skills (sec. 2) – development of high-quality Filipino middle-level
manpower.

6. RA 7722 – CHED - Higher Education of 1994 - Academic Freedom


7. RA 8545 – Government Assistance to Students and Teachers in Private Education (GASTPE)

• • LAWS on PROFESSIONALIZATION of TEACHING


• 1. PRESIDENTIAL DECREE 1006 (Decree of Professionalizing Teaching 1976)
• o PRES. FERDINAND MARCOS SR.
• o Teachers, guidance counselors, school librarian
• o Licensure exam PBET, first exam in 1997, Professional Teacher Certificate.
• - National Board of Teachers (2 co-chair/ 3 members) – general average 70 in all subjects
not >50, within 150 days/ reciprocity/ no certificate - no practice.

2. RA 7836 – PHILIPPINE TEACHERS PROFESSIONALIZATION ACT OF 1994


o Act of strengthening the regulation of the practice of Teaching/ Prescribe Licensure
Examination, 120 days.
o Professional Regulations Commissions, Board for Professional Teachers
o Rating 75% and above, Issuance Certificate.

• o Recognize Vital Role of Teachers - required license (private 5 years only)


• o Teachers – all persons engaged in Teaching (librarian and guidance counselor).
• o Periodic Merit Examination – basis for promotion, scholar, reward, optional, every 5
years, free, 2 exams – 1 oral and 1 written/ maximum of 2 takes.

- Section 18 – Every registrar shall be acquired to take his professional oath before practicing as
a professional Teacher.
o Qualifications: Board of Professional Teachers
1. Citizen and resident of Philippines – Natural not naturalized.
2. At least 35 years of age.
3. Good Moral character/ not convicted.
4. Graduate of Education course, Professional Teachers.
5. At least 10 years of Teaching Experience/ Master’s Degree Holder.
6. No pecuniary interest.
7. Term of service for at least 3 years – 3 years, 2 terms, 1 reappointment.
TEACHING PROFESSION

3. RA 9293 – AMENDMENT of RA 7836 – special permits.


1. PARATEACHERS – 70 and above, 5 years validity, DepEd with ARMM decide the place usually
in remote areas.
2. INTERNATIONAL RECOGNITION –
3. INACTIVE TEACHERS – stop teaching in 5 years, need to take refresher course 12 units (6
pedagogy and 6 content course). DepEd.
o Pedagogy - child learning.
o Andragogy – adult learning.

4. RA 10912 – CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT ACT of 2016


o Continuous Professional Development (CPD) – 45 units mandated, 15 units renewal.

- PROFESSIONAL ROAD MAP


1. HEI – Higher Education Institution
2. BESRA – Basic Education Sector Reform Agenda
3. NCBTS (National Competency-Based Teacher Standards) – core of technical education
development program.
4. TEDP (Teacher Education and. Development Program) – covers the preservice and in service
teachers.
5. PPST (Philippine Professional Standards for Teachers) – basis for all learning and progress
among teachers.

5. RA 4670 – MAGNA CARTA for PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS


o Promote and improve the social and economic status of Public School Teachers includes
Guidance Counselor, Librarians, Supervisors or Admins.
1. MARRIED TEACHERS – same locality.
2. ACADEMIC FREEDOM – same location
3. 6 hours not more than 8 hours (6 hours of teaching but 8 hours in school)
4. Overtime – 25%
5. Gradual progression – 3 years, salary scale, not extend over 10 years period.
6. COLA – cost of living allowance – long distance
7. Hardship allowance – 25%
8. Indefinite Leave – illness at least 1 year of treatment.
9. Study Leave – at least 7 years/ 1 year leave, at least 60% of basic salary can received.
10. Medical Check-up
11. Salary increase – retirement – one range salary raise.
12. Freedom – organize.
TEACHING PROFESSION

o Disciplinary Actions
• 1. Right to be informed
• 2. Right to defend himself/ herself.
• 3. Access to evidence
• 4. Right to appeal authority
• 5. No publicity

• • LEGAL OBLIGATIONS of SCHOOLS and TEACHERS


• 1. FAMILY CODE of the PHILIPPINES

Chapter 2, Article 218: Parental Authority – Teacher/ Sub teacher as “Second Parents”
*Special Parental Authority – administrators/ teachers
*Substitute Parental Authority – surviving grandparent/ oldest brother/ sister or over 21 years
old.
2. RA 7610 – ANTI CHILD ABUSE

3. RA 7877 – ANTI SEXUAL HARASSMENT ACT of 1995

4. RA 10627 – ANTI-BULLYING ACT of 2013

5. RA 10931 – Universal Access to Quality Tertiary Education/ FREE TUITION IN TERTIARY LEVEL
6. PRC BR 435 – Code of Ethics for Professional Teachers
a. Article II – the teacher and the state
b. Article III - The teacher and the community
c. Article IV - The teacher and the profession
d. Article V/VI - The teacher and the higher authorities in the Philippines
e. Article VII – School officials, teachers, and other Personnel
f. Article VIII – the teachers and learners
g. Article IX – The teacher and Parents
h. Article X – The Teacher and Business
i. Article XI – The Teacher as a Person

7. RA 6713 – Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards for Public School Officials and Employees.

8. RA 5447 – this act is known as special education Fund of 1968 created by local school boards
primarily to finance advertisement support schools.

9. RA 7277 – Magna carta for Disabled Persons


TEACHING PROFESSION

10. RA 10524 – Amended to RA 7277 (positions reserved for them)

11. SARACEMIC - more emphasis on science and technology.

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