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    1) Teachers play a vital role in educating students and take on responsibilities beyond instruction, such as serving as mentors, counselors, and role models. 2) Discipline is an important part of the learning process, but is often conflated with punishment. True discipline means teaching, not behavioral consequences. 3) Teachers need protection and support through standards for discipline methods, counseling support, and legal assistance to properly carry out their important roles without risk of punishment or retribution.

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    1) Teachers play a vital role in educating students and take on responsibilities beyond instruction, such as serving as mentors, counselors, and role models. 2) Discipline is an important part of the learning process, but is often conflated with punishment. True discipline means teaching, not behavioral consequences. 3) Teachers need protection and support through standards for discipline methods, counseling support, and legal assistance to properly carry out their important roles without risk of punishment or retribution.

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    1) Teachers play a vital role in educating students and take on responsibilities beyond instruction, such as serving as mentors, counselors, and role models. 2) Discipline is an important part of the learning process, but is often conflated with punishment. True discipline means teaching, not behavioral consequences. 3) Teachers need protection and support through standards for discipline methods, counseling support, and legal assistance to properly carry out their important roles without risk of punishment or retribution.

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    ROLE OF TEACHER: REINFORCEMENT NOT RETRIBUTION

    Joan J. Garcia
    Teacher I
    Sto. Rosario National High School

    Teachers are the foremost part of the delivery of instruction and education services to
    millions of learners every day. It is in their shoulders lay the burden of students learning. You
    cannot illustrate the hardships experienced by teachers in their everyday encounter with diverse
    leaners of having different needs and ways of acquiring skills and knowledge.

    Teachers are best known for the role of educating the students that are steward under
    their care. Beyond that, teachers serve many roles in the classroom. Today teaching is
    multifaceted profession; a teacher often carries the roles of second parent, mentor, counselor,
    role model and most importantly a disciplinarian. They play an important role in the development
    of students.

    In this time and age, with the kind of learners we have, discipline is part and parcel of the
    learning process. As Dr. Dan Siegel pointed out in his book, The Whole Brain Child, “too often we
    forget that discipline really means to teach, not to punish. A disciple is a student, not a recipient
    of behavioral consequences”. We cannot take a way discipline into learning because without
    discipline it is difficult to achieve learning and develop professionalism.

    More often than not, they incorporated discipline into punishment, child abuse, cruelty,
    a form of exploitation and discrimination. We are not against the DepEd Child Protection Policy,
    as diligent father of the family in the school; we are one with the protection of children violence,
    exploitation, abuse, bullying and neglect. While child protection is all important, teacher
    protection is a must.

    There must be an equal support on the side of the teacher to fight for his right. There
    should also be an institution that support in the form of standards and the permissible and
    effective methods of instilling discipline; guidance counsellors to act as a support personnel and
    legal assistance and representation. More importantly, a law that protects the welfare of the
    teachers in the risky profession. As L.R Knost said, Discipline is helping a child solve a problem.
    Punishment is making child suffer for having a problem. The role of the teacher is to raise problem
    solvers, focus on solution not retribution.

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