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Work Ethics for Teachers


Work Ethics for Teachers:

“Teaching is a profession that creates all other professions”



A teacher must adapt highest ethical standards for the community. His job is to ensure quality education to all students without any impartiality.

A teachers must be committed to his students , his profession and his community
Commitment with students:
·         A teacher must treat his all students equally without and biases or prejudice. He must not judge his students on any academic or non academic bases like difference in color or creed.
·         A student must be provided with respect and affection irrespective of his grades or performance. Everything between the student and teacher should remain confidential unless it requires serious involvement of  law, administration or parents.
·         Teachers know that every student has different learning style. A good teacher respects that and adapts a teaching style that suits most of the class that engages the curiosity and creativity of students.
·         A teacher should encourage his students to think critically and out of the box. He should encourage learners to think about the social issues.
·         He should be a good controller, organiser,participant, tutor, observer and mentor in the class.
·         A teacher should never exploit relationship with his students for any benefit.
·         He must have good interpersonal skills.

·         A teacher must know that he’s a role model for his students and must act accordingly. He should focus on teaching morals and civil responsibilities to his students.
Commitment with profession:
·        A teacher must know that he’s accountable. He should respect that teaching is a noble profession and he fulfill the needs of this profession accordingly.
·        He should continue educational growth. Teaching as a profession requires continuous learning. He should indulge in research and should continue to increase his certifications. He should attend work shops to refine his teaching methodologies.
·        He should strictly follow the policies, laws and accept the rules and regulations of the institute he works in.
·        He should not use the institute for his personal benefits

Commitment with community:
A teacher should know that quality education is the goal on the institute and parents and teachers.
·        He must collaborate with administrators, fellow teachers and non academic and academic staff of the institute.
·        He must refrain from passing any comments on his fellows.

·        He should inform parents about anything that’s in students interest. The communication between teacher and parents should be argument free.
·        He should respect the representation of different cultures and communities in his class.


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