TCOLE Professionalism and Ethics Exam (Latest
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Where does the term "professional" Professing vows of a religious order
come from?
When was the term professionalism 1675
secularized?
What does "professional" mean? Several Definitions:
"The occupation which one professes to be
skilled in and to follow. A vocation in which
professed knowledge of some branch of learning
is used in its application to the affairs of others, or
in the practice of an art based upon it. Applied
specifically to the three learned professions of
divinity, law, and medicine; also the military
profession."
A professional is one who is "engaged in one of
the learned or skilled professions, or in a calling
considered socially superior to a trade or
handicraft."
, what are the 4 aspects of a 1) members possess a specialized body of
profession? knowledge accomplished through education and
training
2) members are committed to serving the public
3) members share a commitment to the common
good
4) members share a creed or code of ethics that
holds them to a higher standard
Characteristics of professionalism -service to others
-assessment of client needs
-theoretical body of knowledge obtained
through extended pre-service education
-standards for entry, practice, and ethical
conduct
-professional association to maintain standards
-continuing education & life long learning
officers build public confidence by: - treating people with dignity and respect
- making decisions fairly, based on facts, not
illegitimate factors such as race
- giving people "voice" a chance to tell their side
of the story
- acting in a way that encourages community
members to believe that they will be treated with
goodwill in the future.
4 pillars of police legitimacy and 1) fairness and consistency
procedural justice: 2) giving voice to all parties
3) transparency
4) impartiality
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Terms in this set (52)
Where does the term "professional" Professing vows of a religious order
come from?
When was the term professionalism 1675
secularized?
What does "professional" mean? Several Definitions:
"The occupation which one professes to be
skilled in and to follow. A vocation in which
professed knowledge of some branch of learning
is used in its application to the affairs of others, or
in the practice of an art based upon it. Applied
specifically to the three learned professions of
divinity, law, and medicine; also the military
profession."
A professional is one who is "engaged in one of
the learned or skilled professions, or in a calling
considered socially superior to a trade or
handicraft."
, what are the 4 aspects of a 1) members possess a specialized body of
profession? knowledge accomplished through education and
training
2) members are committed to serving the public
3) members share a commitment to the common
good
4) members share a creed or code of ethics that
holds them to a higher standard
Characteristics of professionalism -service to others
-assessment of client needs
-theoretical body of knowledge obtained
through extended pre-service education
-standards for entry, practice, and ethical
conduct
-professional association to maintain standards
-continuing education & life long learning
officers build public confidence by: - treating people with dignity and respect
- making decisions fairly, based on facts, not
illegitimate factors such as race
- giving people "voice" a chance to tell their side
of the story
- acting in a way that encourages community
members to believe that they will be treated with
goodwill in the future.
4 pillars of police legitimacy and 1) fairness and consistency
procedural justice: 2) giving voice to all parties
3) transparency
4) impartiality
