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HUMAN
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- Possesses a solid foundation in moral and Christian values and applies them in their interactions with all members of the Educational Community.
- Promotes the development of self-esteem, courage, and a sense of purpose in students.
- Is able to foster an inclusive culture, imparting values aimed at creating a safe, supportive, and welcoming educational community.
- Takes initiative to learn more about inclusive education, demonstrating an interest in ongoing professional development to provide appropriate support.
- Encourages collaborative work among students and parents, promoting respect and solidarity.
- Identifies with the Ideals and Values of the Claretian Institution.
- Is able to integrate faith, culture, and life into the subjects they teach, in accordance with our pedagogical approach.
- Accompanies and guides students in the process of analyzing, recognizing, and developing their potential and aptitudes required for their vocational choice.
- They are creative and possess the habits, skills, and abilities to discover and cultivate students' potential.
- They understand and respect children as individuals and value the importance of this stage in human development.
- They are open to dialogue.
- They are understanding and respectful of others.
- They are critical, reflective, tolerant, fair, sincere, cordial, and supportive.
- They believe in their own capacity, worth, and importance as educators.
- They act with humility and simplicity.
- They are a friend to the students, but always a teacher.
- They help their students mature in their holistic education.
- They see each student as a person loved by God.
- They interact positively and constructively with students, colleagues, and parents.
- They recognize the qualities, emotions, and feelings of students and other members of the educational community.
- They know how to give their own time and time to others at the appropriate moment.
- They are consistent in their words and actions.
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ETHICS AND MORALITY
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- Live your personal and professional life in accordance with your thoughts, words, and actions.
- Handle the personal situations of students, teachers, and everyone else with discretion and confidentiality.
- Respect life and teach your students to respect it.
- Harmonize your ethical commitment with Gospel principles and values.
- Be honest, enthusiastic, inspire confidence, know how to lead, and foster the personal development of all members of the institution, under any circumstances.
- Promote a family spirit, be optimistic, and respect the opinions of your colleagues, acting with transparency.
- Fulfill your work duties punctually.
- Promote discipline in the workplace and participate responsibly in curricular activities.
- Be empathetic towards your surroundings and treat others with kindness.
- Accept criticism and encouragement to improve your professional work, interacting in a family spirit.
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PROFESSIONAL
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- This professional holds a Bachelor's degree in Education and a Licentiate degree in Early Childhood, Primary, or Secondary Education.
- They are trained in tutoring, recognizing that all teachers are tutors by nature.
- They are proficient in ICT and apply it in their daily work.
- They develop educational projects based on institutional assessments.
- They diversify educational content according to students' needs.
- They possess technical and pedagogical expertise in educational planning, implementation, and evaluation.
- They apply innovative strategies and foster student creativity.
- They communicate clearly, appropriately, fluently, and effectively when developing their learning sessions.
- They promote Claretian Pedagogy, making each subject area a means of evangelization.
- They plan their learning sessions effectively and efficiently, in accordance with the educational format and the learning styles and paces of their students.
- They provide personalized education, supporting students in their personal development.
- They encourage the holistic development of students, fostering skills, abilities, capacities, and attitudes. They continuously self-evaluate and are open and willing to be evaluated, always demonstrating an assertive attitude.
- They demonstrate ongoing professional and methodological development in their respective area, orienting it toward the service of Christian formation.
- They are committed to the local, regional, and national context.
- They are punctual, creative, and open to research.
- They understand education as a lifelong learning process, as well as academic and cultural preparation.
- They work as part of a team and strive for interdisciplinary teaching.
- They understand the developmental psychology of children and adolescents and apply it in their daily work.
- They accompany and guide students.
- They stimulate the development of their students' abilities and potential.
- They organize their pedagogical work considering the diverse needs, characteristics, and interests of children, recognizing play, experimentation, and discovery as the primary sources of learning.
- They educate by example, with dedication, with principles, with solid values, with social development, and with great love. It possesses social awareness and a vocation for service, preparing individuals for the world of today and tomorrow.
- It contributes to forming leaders committed to the development of their community.
- It is capable of educating with love, firmness, respect, and justice.
- It fosters a suitable environment for student development, stimulating their creativity.
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SPIRITUAL
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- He has in Jesus a model of a teacher.
- He serves the Church as a Catholic Christian with a faith committed to building the Kingdom of God.
- He knows and feels committed to the pastoral and evangelizing mission of the Church from the Claretian charism.
- He is a friend of prayer and faithful to the demands of God and the Church.
- He lives and participates in the sacraments, especially the Eucharist.
- He recognizes, serves, and loves Jesus Christ in the person of the poor through concrete actions.
- He evangelizes diverse environments with the consistency of his Christian life, giving authentic meaning to his existence.
- He lives the value of solidarity through service to others, in every circumstance.
- He promotes formation in the Christian faith through his daily being and actions.
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