My mission as a teacher is to raise up students who will become future leaders by instilling Christ-centered morals so that they can create for us a better future. For me, this means that I may need to step aside at times and adjust my curriculum to what students enjoy learning. Projects will be student oriented and much of my lesson planning will be done around class time discussion. I believe a student should enjoy learning and learn about practical, life-changing scenarios. However, there will be a structure in my classroom and a daily schedule that we follow along with basic rules which will be laid out for students during the beginning of the year. In my opinion students, if applicable, should be keeping up with recent times in the news,
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As a teacher, this may mean stepping aside in the classroom and letting the students become leaders in small group settings. I am a tool for students and will be prepared to help them in any way I can. Class discussions that go on should be thought provoking and relatable; students are always more likely to remember something when they can relate the topic back to themselves. I will help bring up topics and subjects that should be focused on and allow my students to choose what kind of project or learning opportunity should go on to help them better understand and remember the subject matter. Stepping into the real world and showing students how what we are learning relates to adulthood is important as well. Field trips and guest speakers are a great way to bring these aspects of learning …show more content…
We as teachers cannot do everything to support the students, we need the support of parents to help students succeed. Parents need to facilitate during homework time to make sure that students are completing and understanding assignments. Newsletters and personal notes will be sent home to parents. I want to send home words of encouragement to make learning and walking alongside their student enjoyable. The school year is not just a time to critique students, but also to encourage them and their parents and I want to emphasize that in all the interactions I make during the course of a school
As a teacher, this may mean stepping aside in the classroom and letting the students become leaders in small group settings. I am a tool for students and will be prepared to help them in any way I can. Class discussions that go on should be thought provoking and relatable; students are always more likely to remember something when they can relate the topic back to themselves. I will help bring up topics and subjects that should be focused on and allow my students to choose what kind of project or learning opportunity should go on to help them better understand and remember the subject matter. Stepping into the real world and showing students how what we are learning relates to adulthood is important as well. Field trips and guest speakers are a great way to bring these aspects of learning …show more content…
We as teachers cannot do everything to support the students, we need the support of parents to help students succeed. Parents need to facilitate during homework time to make sure that students are completing and understanding assignments. Newsletters and personal notes will be sent home to parents. I want to send home words of encouragement to make learning and walking alongside their student enjoyable. The school year is not just a time to critique students, but also to encourage them and their parents and I want to emphasize that in all the interactions I make during the course of a school