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Professional

Protocol and
Etiquette

Nathan Maxwell, Diarmuid


Butler, Ryan Dinneny
Can you give examples of what
good etiquette and protocal
would look like in the
classroom?

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What does etiquette mean?
The customary code of polite
behaviour in society or among
Defining members of a particular profession
Etiquette and or group.
Protocol What does protocol mean?
A protocol is a set of rules and
guidelines for communicating data.
Can you think of any examples of
Professional Etiquette in the
School Environment?

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your answer!!!
Example:
Professional dress code
Can you think of any
examples of
Professional Protocol in
the School
Environment?
Code of Professional
Conduct for Teachers

• The Code of Professional Conduct for


Teachers is a document created by the
Teaching Council to give a guideline to
teachers to base their values and
standards on.
• It was also created to maintain public
trust and confidence in the teaching
profession as this document is open for
all members of public to read.
Code of Professional
Conduct for Teachers The Code of Professional Conduct for
Teachers is a good guideline for you as
student teachers to become familiar
with how to build good professional
practices early in your career.

Can anyone share the 4 core values


outlined in the Code of Professional
Conduct for Teachers?
These 4 ethical values can be used to
ensure professional protocol and • Acting in your
etiquette is achieved in the classroom students' best
interest.
• Building important
By having Respect, Trust, Integrity relationships.
and Care teachers can reach certain • Being explicit
etiquette goals such as: about rules and
expectations.
•Being prepared.

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