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an Assignment in mam Khea. Jasmin Castillo The quality of our professional service is determined to a very great extent on our long and arduous period of preparation , continuing. Teaching as Your Vocation, Mission and Profession Etymology of the word " EACHING AS YOUR VOCATION, MISSION, AND PROFESSION. Keep interested in your own career, however humble; it is a real possession in the changingEACHING AS YOUR VOCATION, MISSION, AND PROFESSION. Keep interested in your own career, however humble; it is a real possession in the changingEACHING AS YOUR VOCATION, MISSION, AND PROFESSION. Keep interested in your own career, however humble; it is a real possession in the changingEACHING AS YOUR VOCATION, MISSION, AND PROFESSION.TRANSCRIPT
TEACHING AS YOUR VOCATION, MISSIONAND PROFESSIONPrepared by: Aiza C. EsguerraEtymology of the wor !Vo"#t$o%&Comes from the Latin word vocare which means to ca!!.if there is a ca!!" there must be a ca!!er and someone who is ca!!ed.Christians # the ca!!er is $od %imse!f&'us!ims # the ca!!er is A!!ahTe#"h$%g #' yo(r )o"#t$o%(twas$odwhoca!!edyouhereforyou toteach")ustas$odca!!edAbraham" 'oses" and 'ary" of the bib!e.*hesebib!ica!figuresdidnota!so understandtheeventssurrounding theirca!!.+utintheirgreatfaith"they answered ,E-.'arysaid:+eho!dthehandmaidofthe Lord. +e it done to me according to your word.Etymology of the wor !m$''$o%&Comes from the Latin word misio which means to send.*he .ebster/s 0ew Co!!egiate 1ictionary defines mission as tas2 assigned.,ou are ca!!ed to be a teacher and you are sent into the wor!d to accomp!ish a mission.Te#"h$%g #' yo(r m$''$o% means the tas2 entrusted to youonce a teacher" forever a student,ouaree3pectedtocontributetothe bettermentofthiswor!dinyourown uni4ue way.*oteachistoinf!uenceeverychi!d entrustedinyourcaretobecomebetter and happier.*oteachistohe!pthechi!dbecome more humanThe eleme%t' of # *rofe''$o%*he term professiona! is one of the most e3a!tedintheEng!ishLanguage" denotingasitdoes"!ongandarduous yearsofpreparation"astrivingfor e3ce!!ence"adedicationtothepub!ic interest"andcommitmenttomora!and ethica! va!ues.Te#"h$%g #' yo(r *rofe''$o%(f you ta2e teaching as your profession5,ou must be wi!!ing to go through a period ofpreparationandacontinuing professiona! deve!opment.,oumuststrivefore3ce!!ence"commit yourse!f to mora!" and ethica! and re!igious va!uesanddedicateyourse!ftopub!ic service.The !*wee %#& me%t#l$ty )'+ e,"elle%"e(f we stic2 to this comp!acent menta!ity" e3ce!!ence e!udes us.(n this wor!d" on!y the best and the brightest ma2e it..e have no choice but to ta2e the end!ess and !ess trave!ed road to e3ce!!ence.Te#"h$%g #% # l$fe of me#%$%gTeaching may not be a lucrative position. It cannot guaranteefinancialsecurity.Itevenmeans investingyourpersonaltime,energy,and resources.Sometimesitmeans disappointments,heartaches,andpains.But touchingtheheartsofpeopleandopeningthe mindsofchildrencangiveyoujoyand contentmentwhichmoneycouldnotbuy.These arethemomentsIteachfor.Thesearethe moments I live for.661r 7osette *. +iyoThank you for listening!