Reflecting on my educational experiences, I appreciate the immeasurable impact that teachers make on the lives of young people. I also realise that the skills and knowledge acquired in the classroom, will be used by young people throughout life. Therefore, as a teacher, I hope to be a role model that cultivates in young people, open minds, the knowledge and ability to look at the world critically, and the belief in ones capacity to make positive contributions to society. With this goal in mind, I am applying for the School Direct Training Programme.
I have been lucky enough to have been taught by some truly inspirational teachers and am well aware of the effect they have had on my life and the choices I have made subsequently. My own passion …show more content…
I am able to manage challenging behavior effectively, conduct activities safely and communicate with people from diverse backgrounds. Further, I am very creative and enjoy sourcing materials that make learning interesting. Most importantly, my ability to work well with others, motivate and inspire is a very significant contribution that I am confident I can bring to the course and into the classroom.
By fostering good relationships with staff, pupils and parents it is possible to provide a holistic educational experience that compliments the child’s extra-curricular life as much as possible. Through following the advice of my mentors in this role, I have become adept at building these relationships, and can successfully guide children through the day’s activities. My work experience has demonstrated the importance of the teacher/caregiver role in both the child’s life and education and emphasised the huge responsibility, and the hard work needed to meet that responsibility.
I am committed to equal opportunities in my class and throughout the school environment. I plan my teaching to individuals’ learning needs, taking into account special needs, cultural backgrounds and emotional …show more content…
My commitment to providing a first rate education for my future pupils has seen me strive to gain as many additionally useful skills as possible. It is this that has driven me to pursue my ambitions in the field, and that will continue to do so through further studying and into my career beyond.
Living in the United Kingdom we are blessed with equal opportunities and the right to education. However, I have learned, from work experience and education myself, that this too can be a curse. A curse because education is underappreciated. Thus, I believe that as teachers it is crucial to implement the importance and availability that we have for education here in the UK. Primary school is not only essential for learning and development, but to engage children in a love for education and a desire to learn, rather than being seen as an obligation.
Psychology has also taught me that the early years of our life are fundamental to ones future. Children learn to love and play and have relationships with other peers that are crucial in developing their success in future relationships. This too is equally important, as our futures generation lies in the hands of a teacher, someone who helps sculp the person that child may very well be in the
I have been lucky enough to have been taught by some truly inspirational teachers and am well aware of the effect they have had on my life and the choices I have made subsequently. My own passion …show more content…
I am able to manage challenging behavior effectively, conduct activities safely and communicate with people from diverse backgrounds. Further, I am very creative and enjoy sourcing materials that make learning interesting. Most importantly, my ability to work well with others, motivate and inspire is a very significant contribution that I am confident I can bring to the course and into the classroom.
By fostering good relationships with staff, pupils and parents it is possible to provide a holistic educational experience that compliments the child’s extra-curricular life as much as possible. Through following the advice of my mentors in this role, I have become adept at building these relationships, and can successfully guide children through the day’s activities. My work experience has demonstrated the importance of the teacher/caregiver role in both the child’s life and education and emphasised the huge responsibility, and the hard work needed to meet that responsibility.
I am committed to equal opportunities in my class and throughout the school environment. I plan my teaching to individuals’ learning needs, taking into account special needs, cultural backgrounds and emotional …show more content…
My commitment to providing a first rate education for my future pupils has seen me strive to gain as many additionally useful skills as possible. It is this that has driven me to pursue my ambitions in the field, and that will continue to do so through further studying and into my career beyond.
Living in the United Kingdom we are blessed with equal opportunities and the right to education. However, I have learned, from work experience and education myself, that this too can be a curse. A curse because education is underappreciated. Thus, I believe that as teachers it is crucial to implement the importance and availability that we have for education here in the UK. Primary school is not only essential for learning and development, but to engage children in a love for education and a desire to learn, rather than being seen as an obligation.
Psychology has also taught me that the early years of our life are fundamental to ones future. Children learn to love and play and have relationships with other peers that are crucial in developing their success in future relationships. This too is equally important, as our futures generation lies in the hands of a teacher, someone who helps sculp the person that child may very well be in the