A little research about: Educational Philosophies:
While studying to be
teachers, we are often asked to write out our personal educational
philosophies. This is not just an empty exercise; a paper only meant to be
filed in the back of a drawer. To the contrary, your educational philosophy
statement should be a document that serves to guide and inspire you throughout
your teaching career. It captures the positive aspirations of your career and
should act as a centerpiece around which all of your decisions rotate.
When writing your
educational philosophy statement, consider the following:
·
What do you
see is the grander purpose of education in a society and community?
·
What,
specifically, is the role of the teacher in the classroom?
·
How do you
believe students learn best?
·
In general,
what are you goals for your students?
·
What
qualities do you believe an effective teacher should have?
·
Do you
believe that all students can learn?
·
What do
teachers owe their students?
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