Personal Integrity and Interpersonal Sensitivity
Personal Integrity and Interpersonal Sensitivity
Personal Integrity and Interpersonal Sensitivity
AND INTERPERSONAL
SENSITIVITY
A. Creating and Nurturing an Atmosphere of
Professionalism and Respect
1) Personal Conviction
2)Stated Values
3)Operational Values
4)Ethical Principles
Distinguishing trademark of Personal Integrity
Moral Wholeness or
Oneness
Person Actions are in
consonance with his/her
values
Honesty on top of daily to
day agenda
Interpersonal Sensitivity
Professionalism enhances
1) Sense of Efficacy
2) Level of Experience
3) Subject Matter Knowledge
4) Pedagogical Knowledge
Respect- anchored on the belief that every person
regardless of color, nationality, ethnic group,
economic status, age, gender and ability is a child
of God, hence has dignity or worth.
-accept people for what they are
Stages:
1. Beginnings
2. Cognition and Personalization
3. Behavioral
4. Consequence
Levels:
1. Accommodative Response
2. Collaborative Response
3. Compromising Style
4. Distributive Bargaining
5. Integrative Bargaining
Intra-Organizational
1. Vertical- Superior-subordinate
2. Horizontal (Lateral)- between employees
or departments at same level
3. Line Staff- staff units vs line departments
4. Role Conflict
CONFLICT RESOLUTION STRATEGIES
1. Avoidance
2. Diffusion- delay in action
3. Confrontation- [1]power strategies-use of physical force. [2]negotiation-allow both parties
to win
4. Negotiation-consensus decision
5. Diagnosis
6. Initiation
7. Listening
8. Effective Feedback/Responses
9. Problem-Solving
-clarifying
-generating and evaluating a number of possible solutions
10. Alternatives to Negotiation
-Persuasion
-Giving In
-Instruction
-Arbitration
PROFESSIONAL AND EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION
WITH VARIOUS STAKEHOLDERS
Sec.1- has the right and duty to determine the academic marks
and the promotion of learners
Sec. 2- shall recognize that the interest and welfare of learners
are his first and foremost concern; shall handle each learner
justly and impartially
Sec.4- shall not accept favors or gifts from learners, their
parents or others
Sec.5- shall not accept any remuneration from tutorials
Sec. 9- Simple living- shall lead modest lives appropriate to
their incomes
R. A. 6713
A. i and ii
B. ii, iii and iv
C. i, ii and iv
D. i, ii, iii and iv
2. Every person regardless of color, nationality, age, gender, economic status and
ability is a child of God. As a child of God what does she/he deserve?
A. Respect B. Trust C. Care D. Help
3. Conflicts have stages. In what stage are solutions thought of?
A. Cognition stage
B. Beginning of the conflict
C. Behavioral Stage
D. Consequence
10. One of the teachers in your school unintentionally committed mistakes in the
computation of grades and discovered it when she/he has given out the cards to the
parents? The teacher reported to you the mistake. What should you do as SH?
A. Punish the teacher
B. Reprimand the teacher
C. Admonish the teacher to be very careful next time
D. Ask the teacher o correct and change the grades
11. A teacher is going on maternity leave. What reminder should you give the teacher?
A. Keep instructional materials inside the cabinet/ aparador
B. Take his/her personal belongings home
C. Assign pupils to water and tender the plants
D. Leave to the substitute teacher records and other data/ materials necessary
to carry on the work
12. One of your teachers is always late. Which of the following should you do?
A. Call the attention of the teacher after the flag raising in the morning
B. Ask the teacher to see you in the office and find out why she is always late, then give
recommendations
C. In your conference with teachers, let her explain why she is always late
D. When you meet the teacher along the school corridor, ask her why she is always late.
13. As a school head, which of the following should you do to attend to your teacher’s
professional growth?
i. Recommend deserving teachers for promotion
ii. Give due recognition for meritorious performance
iii. Allow interested teachers to attend training programs
iv. Recommend qualified teachers to scholarship programs
16. As SH, what principle of personal behavior in all relationships with others and in
all situations must you observe?
A. Friendliness
B. Self-discipline
C. Self-worthiness
D. Trustworthiness
17. How should you avoid red tape in your office?
A. Answer or attend to all communications and requests promptly
B. Have a schedule of daily activities
C. Assign a teacher to assist you in answering letters
D. Report to school punctually everyday
18. As a school head, how can you demonstrate full commitment and
devotion to duty? By-
A. Attending to and completing all daily responsibilities even
after office hours
B. Giving in to invitations of friends during official time
C. Looking aft er personal needs in between official duties
D. Observing punctuality and promptness in performing duties
19. The municipal mayor is your best friend. He is running for re-election and he is asking
your support. Which of the following should you AVOID? To-
A. Encourage all teachers to vote for the right person?
B. Coerce your teachers and others to vote for your friend
C. Allow your teachers to vote for his/her personal choice
D. Compare all candidates and let the teachers choose from them
20. How can you demonstrate FAIRNESS to all your teachers and non-teaching staff ?
i. Everybody should be treated equally
ii. There should be no favorites
iii. The same policies and code of conduct for all
iv. Standards should apply to everybody
A. i only
B. ii only
C. i, ii, iii, and iv
D. ii, and iii only