Discussion
A set of self-imposed professional ideals and principles necessary for the attainment of self-satisfaction and professional excellence is called..........
Answer: D
It is called a Code of professional ethics.
A code of professional ethics is a set of ideals and principles that members of a profession accept for themselves to guide their conduct towards students, colleagues, employers and society, and so to attain professional excellence and self-respect. NCTE and teachers' organisations have framed such codes for teachers.
Professionalism describes the conduct and quality of a professional in general. Professional rules are imposed by an authority rather than self-imposed, and moral codes are general rules of right conduct not tied to a profession.
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