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JESUITAS,
MARY
FRANCE
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PURPOSE
To determine the negative effects of teaching profession
To enumerate the impacts of these effects to the students
To formulate solutions on how the government and teaching professionals
can combat these issues
To evaluate yourself as a future educator

3. TABLE OF CONTENTS
IMPACT OF THE
EFFECTS
to the students
WAYS TO
COUNTERACT
these issues
INTRODUCTION
Conditions of Teaching
Profession in the Philippines
NEGATIVE EFFECTS
of Teaching Profession
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4. INTRODUCTION
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Conditions of Teaching
Profession in the Philippines

5. TEACHING PROFESSION IN THE PH
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The education system is not producing
enough teachers to meet the expanding
needs of the entire educational system
of the country.
Recent studies have shown that there is a
need for more teachers in the sciences
and mathematics.
Present teachers must undergo further
training and development.

6. TEACHING PROFESSION IN THE PH
ELEMENTARY
 Bachelor’s degree
SECONDARY
 Bachelor’s degree
(major & minor)
 18 Educational Units
 Bachelor’s degree
 Postgraduate degrees
UNIVERSITY
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7. NEGATIVE EFFECTS
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of Teaching Profession

8. The
Workplace
Politics
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NEGATIVE EFFECTS
 Many political decisions
concerning education are made
with cutting costs in mind and
budget slashes have huge impacts
on how effectively schools run.

9. Always Having
to be “ON”
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NEGATIVE EFFECTS
 Limited amount of sick days
 Don’t have the ability to say “NO”
to your students
 Must be always available

10. Long
Work
Hours
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NEGATIVE EFFECTS
 Teachers are up late at night
grading papers and scouring the
Internet for new ideas, and they
spend their weekends doing the
same

11. Trendy
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NEGATIVE EFFECTS
 Policymakers and administrators
often force teachers to change up
their practice and this can be
particularly frustrating

12. Parents that
Don’t Care
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NEGATIVE EFFECTS
• Many teachers find an undesirable
number of parents that have no
regard for their child’s education
or parents that can be difficult

13. Low Salary
and
Unappreciated
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NEGATIVE EFFECTS
 Teaching will never bring you
wealth because teachers are
grossly underpaid.
 The profession is not usually taken
seriously by others

14. Teacher
Burnout
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NEGATIVE EFFECTS
 Teachers feel like they are just
done with their career because
they feel so tired and stressed out.

15. Standardized
Testing
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NEGATIVE EFFECTS
 Evaluations carry more and more
weight in measuring a teacher's
overall performance and
effectiveness.

16. I M P A C T
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of these disadvantages to the
students

17. IMPACT/EFFECTS TO THE STUDENTS
EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGICAL PHYSICAL
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 Teacher’s attitude can
affect the literacy of
the students.
 It can hurt students’
academic
achievement and
motivation in
learning..
 Increase students'
psychological
disorders.
 Humiliation, fear and
intimidation can cause
students to develop
habit disorders,
shyness, withdrawal
and anxiety.
 It produces such
strong feelings of
anxiety that students
develop physical
stress.
 Stress-related
illnesses disrupt
students’ ability to
focus on class.

18. WAYS TO
COUNTERACT
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the negative effect of
Teaching Profession

19. WAYS TO AVOID THESE ISSUES
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Maintain a work-life
balance

20. WAYS TO AVOID THESE ISSUES
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Join
Teaching
Social
Networks

21. WAYS TO AVOID THESE ISSUES
Provide
teachers
with ongoing
support
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22. A PICTURE IS WORTH
A THOUSAND WORDS
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SUMMARY
Negative Effects of
Teaching Profession
 The Workplace Politics
 Always Having to be “ON”
 Long Work Hours
 Trendy
 Parents that Don’t Care
 Low Salary and
Unappreciated
 Teacher Burnout
 Standardized Testing
Impact to the
Students
 Education (ability to learn)
 Psychological (disorders)
 Physical (stress-related
illness)
Ways to Counteract
 Maintain a work-life
balance
 Join Teaching Social
Networks
 Provide teachers with
ongoing support

23. ACTIVITY:
Do you still want to pursue this profession? If yes,
please explain. If not, give the reason.
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24. —Scott Hayden
“Teachers have three loves: love of
learning, love of learners, and the love
of bringing the first two loves
together.”
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26. RESOURCES
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