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TEACHING LOADS for Librarians could we decline?

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alvin_dga22


Arresto Menor

I would like to seek who can interpret the Magna Carta for Teachers.

I am currently a school librarian in a private school. My principal gave me two subjects (grammar & creative writing for high school) to teach that is not in line with my work. I sent a letter to inform her that I decline to continue teaching the subjects so I could focus more on the task at hand which is being the librarian. She responded that under RA 4670, a teacher status applies to a school librarian and I am required to teach not more than 6 hours a day. I have an overload pay for those two subjects but I find it too low for the responsibilities that go with the teaching assignment.

Now she would like me to justify why I should not accept the loads given to me. Could somebody enlighten me on this matter. Thanks

lawyeranger


Prision Correccional

RA 9246, on scope of Librarian practice,says
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5) Teaching, lecturing and reviewing of library, archives and information science subjects, including subjects given in the licensure examination

i dont think that will fall under archives and information science subject, save if they are one of those subjects given during licensure exams

alvin_dga22


Arresto Menor

could i use that (RA9246 -Scope of librarian) to justify my decision?

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