Thursday, May 30, 2019
Teaching - A Way to Make a Difference :: Education College Admissions Philosophy
Teaching - A Way to Make a Difference To me teaching is a way to affect a difference in someones life. If it is emotional, knowledge base or physical, we as professionals should help the student be all they can be. The reason that I want to become a teacher is so that I can make a difference. I want to help students open umpteen doors to their future. I feel that a teacher should be the person that twenty years down the road that we still inspire the student. I cannot say that I am basically just one of the philosophies. I feel that I am a mixture of many, of the philosophies. I believe in students freedom, using hands on approach, and focusing on what has happened in the past to cause us to study certain items. Teachers should be nontraditional, but still put up traditional values. We as professionals should keep learning and to make learning exciting no matter what philosophy or theory we use. We are there to meliorate the students life, to make learning exciting. The classroom allow be set up in a way to make learning enjoyable not dreadful. I want to corroborate centers for every type of learner that I have. The publicize boards will informational but fun learning materials. I feel that a bulletin board should have items on it so that it catches the eyes of the student. By going into history as a professional I would like to see the students to have many different types of learning experiences. Students would do group and individual projects, so that they would learn how to work together and alone. In the classroom, I will set it up so that a student can rise to the sky like a balloon. When it comes to discipline in the class the rules and consequences will be posted and the commence of the year. How they are set will be by asking the students what they feel the rules should be, and what should be done if they are broken. I feel that if they students feel they helped make the rules and consequences they wi ll follow them more closely.
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