This document summarizes key provisions from the Philippine Teachers Professionalization Act of 1994 and DepEd hiring guidelines for teachers. It discusses regulations around hiring teachers from other fields like science and engineering if there are shortages in qualified LET passers. It also allows for graduates of technical courses, faculty from higher education institutions, and practitioners with expertise in specialized subjects to teach in secondary education. The document reports on educational laws, practices, trends and issues related to alternative approaches for hiring teachers in the Philippines.
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1. MASTERS OF ARTS IN EDUCATION
Major in Educational Management
Report on Educational Laws, Practices, Trends, and Issues: Educational
Approaches
Submitted by : Michael C. Tattao
Professor: Salome P. Bayla, Ed. D.
3. HIRING OF OTHER TEACHERS
PHILIPPINE TEACHERS PROFESSIONALIZATION ACT OF 1994
SECTION 26
SECTION 27
SECTION 28
Registration and Exception
Inhibition Against the Practice
of the Teaching Profession
Penal Provisions
6. 13.1
Graduates of science, mathematics,
statistics , engineering, music and other
degree courses needed to teach in their
specialized subjects in elementary and
secondary education with shortages in
qualified applicants who have passed the
Licensure Examination for Teacher (LET)
9. 13.3
Faculty of HEIs to teach in their
general education or subject
specialties in secondary education
10. -Majority of the applicant are coming
from Higher Education Institutions who
are aiming to have an item in DepEd in
which the salary compared to some
HEI’s.
ISSUE
11. 13.4
The DepEd and private education institution may
hire practitioners, with expertise in the specialized
learning areas offered by the enhanced basic
education curriculum, to teach in the secondary
level.