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start of classes. These are checked during class supervision/observation undertaken
                                        by the department chairman and the dean.


                                     ➢  Class preparation

                                     1.  Teaching assignments are based on faculty specialization.
                                     2.  Teaching schedule and faculty assignments are provided by the program chair.
                                     3.  Classroom assignment and distribution of faculty teaching load is done by the
                                        college secretary.
                                     4.  Syllabus prepared by the faculty serves as a guide in class preparation.
                                     5.  Teaching- learning materials are to be prepared by the faculty concerned prior to
                                         the time set of the class.
                                     6.  Teaching strategies are specified in the syllabus.
                                     7.  Student evaluation to the faculty includes class preparation as reflected in the
                                         mastery of the subject as one of the evaluation criteria, hence effective performance
                                         is also assessed.
                                     8.  Announced and unannounced class observation is being done by the program chair.

                                     ➢  Testing and evaluation of learning outcomes
                                            Testing of students is being reflected in the syllabi of faculty members. Testing
                                     is done using different methods and techniques depending on the demand/nature of the
                                     subject. The equivalent grades of the students as a result of the testing are summarized
                                     in a grading sheet duly checked by the program chair, counterchecked by the college
                                     secretary, noted by the dean and submitted to the registrar‟s office.

                                     ➢  Other faculty – related activities (e.g. OJT, Practicum, RLE, Off Campus Teaching et.)
                                                                       Not Applicable


                      3.  OUTCOMES

                              ➢  Cite instances or manifestations of professionalism among faculty.

                                     As faculty members, they serve as a role model to the students. To retain the respect of
                              the  students  and  colleagues  and  provide  students  with  the  best  education  possible,  they
                              demonstrate professionalism in all aspects of their career.

                                     A teacher's appearance plays a role in conveying professionalism. Faculty members
                              were required to wear uniform and ID (except for special cases e.g. pregnant, etc.).
                                     When it comes to interacting with students, they  understand that there is a fine line
                              between being a caring adult and being a friend. They do not let their desire to be liked by students
                              get in the way of enforcing classroom and school rules. They do not show favoritism or discriminate
                              against students. When it comes to instruction, they believe all students have the ability to learn and
                              succeed, and fills the lesson with strategies and materials to help make that happen.

                                     Faculty  members  strive  to  interact  effectively  with  one  another.  They  collaborate  to
                              share teaching strategies, analyze data and discuss issues with the curriculum.

                                     The  institution  requires  the  faculty  members  to  participate  in  ongoing  professional
                              development programs to maintain their certification. They are committed to staying up-to-date on best
                              practices and other strategies for teaching. They regularly read books, magazines and blogs
                              about education and leadership, and conduct research to help improve their teaching methods
                              and the performance of their students. They attend conferences, sometimes  even  as  a presenter,
                              and join  professional organizations to connect with others in the field.

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