Teaching as a Profession Essay

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    career in education, and, as the quote expresses, I have realized that part of being a teacher is continually adding to this development. I believe this ceaseless pursuit of knowledge to better ourselves as educators is an imperative aspect of this profession because for every new bit of information we acquire and the more we develop, the more our students benefit. With that in mind, each experience, whether it be good or bad, I have drawn from this course and field experience has contributed…

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    With technology, educational policies and curriculum approaches constantly changing, teachers need to continually adopt new teaching strategies and pedagogical practices to meet these demands and enhance their skills. Therefore, they deserve supervision, guidance and coaching in their efforts to build their teaching capacities. Since effective teacher supervision starts with school leadership, I believe it would be an ideal cycle for highly effective teachers to earn…

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    some does not always work for the other. Teaching styles are different but I feel like that is what makes this profession so great. We all teach differently (and similarly, too); we see how to approach one standard, objective or lesson plan differently but then we collaborate and discuss different ideas. I feel like I have learned how to look from other teacher 's perspectives to see how to teach differently. I feel like this is beneficial to to profession because when working with others who…

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    guidance when experiencing challenging situations during their development. In this career field not only does one need to be knowledge in regards to the overall well-being of children, but be able to build substantial relationships due to this professions vital role in educating caregivers, administrators, and the general public about the needs of children under stress (CLC, 2016). When considering this career field one needs to understand the demands, and responsibilities that child life…

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    It is a strange and beautiful feeling to have a calling, to know with your entire being that you were put on this Earth to do one thing. To me, I didn’t chose to be a music educator- it was the only profession I could do. Not because I am devoid of any other traits necessary for other professions, or that I believe I am a musical prodigy. I could have been a baker, or a florist, or a police officer, but the only thing that I wanted to do was teach music. John Neal, a wonderful mentor and an…

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    I don’t think students can graduate without the ability to read or write, however I do believe that some students are just passed along never receiving the help they require due to the fact that teachers can only do so much on their own, and that teaching the majority is most prominent factor in determining how to teach your class. Throughout this film there is a negative theme that teachers don’t care about the quality of their classes and that they only come to work for the money, not because…

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    medical school helped me grow as an individual and taught me the importance of teamwork and doctor-patient relationship. The clinical rotations allowed me to apply these learnings to the real -world of patients and learn about the art of medicine as a profession caring for sick people. I always enjoyed history taking, clinical examination, making a differential diagnosis and ruling them out one by one to arrive at the final diagnosis. The most amazing thing was how a timely diagnosis and…

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    With the health and wellness degree there are several options to choose as a profession. The chosen one for this paper is a health and wellness teacher in a high school, also known as a secondary school, in Houston, Texas. A health and wellness teacher has a variety of requirements, traits, and skills that are needed in order to become the best possible teacher. As a health and wellness teacher they are required to make lesson plans for the class, as well as adjusting the lesson plan to meet…

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    personal autonomy and skilful interactive skills with peers and adults together with affective, cognitive and psychomotor goals (Brophy Good & Nedler 1975, p. 94). According to Fargher (2012, p. 84) early childhood education has a level of autonomy in teaching and interests can be drawn on in innovative methods to engage children. Early Childhood Education needs highly qualified people who are also effective leaders. This involves…

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    There is a health care profession that is very diverse in its nature. This profession has to be competent in a classroom and clinical setting. If you don’t know what I am talking about, well I am referring to an athletic trainer. Athletic training encompasses the prevention, examination, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of emergent, acute or chronic injuries and medical conditions. (Athletic Training, 2017) These individuals in the athletic trainer field provide continuous care to…

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