Where is my Deontology? Be informed in order not to be deformed!

Description

This book explains the ethical foundations and problems associated with the deontology of the teaching profession. The nobility of teaching explains why it has to be guided by ethical principles, which clarify issues of rights and duties. Many people get into the teaching profession without understanding what it entails. The three chapters of this book simply set out to enlighten teachers and prospective teachers on what it means to love the world and assume responsibility as second parents. The first chapter clarifies concepts related to ethics and deontology. The second chapter examines teaching as a vocation, profession and mission, with the knowledge and qualities required by teachers. The last chapter discusses the complementarity of rights and duties in the mission of teaching. This book concludes with what proprietors, parents, teachers, students or pupils have to know and the Anathemas of the Syllabus errorum of Bernard Fonlon Nsokika.