Teaching Philosophy
As children we were always told by our parents to go to school. We were told to go to school and stay in school as long as we possibly can because without an education we have nothing. However with an education or any kind of degree, whether it be in political sciences or in education itself, you can manage to one day, rule the world. And I strongly believe in that. This is the reason I intend to become an educator, so that I can pass on my knowledge and understanding of the world to those who are willing to learn and achieve.
Putting myself in a position such as an educator, the progression of the students is much more important to me rather than the letter grade they receive in the course. Although I highly respect the history and old traditions of teaching, I believe that if a student has managed to …show more content…
As cliché as that may seem, it is highly important for students to be respectful to others in order to be respected. As an educator, I will not tolerate a student of mine being beleaguered by another because of their differences which may include their race, sex, sexual orientation, religion, language, ethnicity, etc. With that in mind, I will make it one of my many responsibilities to emphasize to my students that my classroom is a bully free zone and that it will not be tolerated. Whether something be said as a joke or not, everyone should feel safe in the learning environment and should not have to be shy of who they are. If students enter the school with a positive outlook on life and accept people for who they are then not only will it improve on classroom management and disciplinary rules, in the sense that students are getting along and there is no physical contact between peers, it will also boost other students’ self-esteem, especially those who may appear shy because of their different race, or sexual
As children we were always told by our parents to go to school. We were told to go to school and stay in school as long as we possibly can because without an education we have nothing. However with an education or any kind of degree, whether it be in political sciences or in education itself, you can manage to one day, rule the world. And I strongly believe in that. This is the reason I intend to become an educator, so that I can pass on my knowledge and understanding of the world to those who are willing to learn and achieve.
Putting myself in a position such as an educator, the progression of the students is much more important to me rather than the letter grade they receive in the course. Although I highly respect the history and old traditions of teaching, I believe that if a student has managed to …show more content…
As cliché as that may seem, it is highly important for students to be respectful to others in order to be respected. As an educator, I will not tolerate a student of mine being beleaguered by another because of their differences which may include their race, sex, sexual orientation, religion, language, ethnicity, etc. With that in mind, I will make it one of my many responsibilities to emphasize to my students that my classroom is a bully free zone and that it will not be tolerated. Whether something be said as a joke or not, everyone should feel safe in the learning environment and should not have to be shy of who they are. If students enter the school with a positive outlook on life and accept people for who they are then not only will it improve on classroom management and disciplinary rules, in the sense that students are getting along and there is no physical contact between peers, it will also boost other students’ self-esteem, especially those who may appear shy because of their different race, or sexual