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My Philosophy of Teaching - Colleen Paula Azada

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My Philosophy of Teaching - Colleen Paula Azada

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"Ask, analyze, resolve and self-reflect."

This is my philosophy. I know I have a lot of things to learn when it comes to teaching but this philosophy helps me to become better and reflect if there is improvement to me and my students. Whenever I observe that my class has least participation than usual and don't have the same energy as before,  I immediately think what is the problem, and ask my colleagues what can be the solution for it or if there is something wrong with teaching methods I used. After asking, I will analyze and think of the ways to resolve it because I believe that addressing the problem immediately will help to minimize the effect of it. After the problem has been resolved, I will self-reflect. Through self-reflection, I am able to come up with new methods, strategies, and instructional materials that will help me to become a good teacher. I believe that this philosophy will also help my students in addressing their learning needs and problems to their teachers without being scared.

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My philosophy of teaching - Crisanto M. Ablan

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My philosophy of teaching - Crisanto M. Ablan

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I always guarantee that my lessons involve multiple understanding modalities so that students learn through their preferred learning techniques. For me, the ideal classroom atmosphere is student-centered. I strive to create learning scenarios where the students are undertaking group projects while I move between groups facilitating conversations. That's my mission to see the future ahead of my student and their vision of the future.❤️❤️❤️

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When someone asks me what my teaching philosophy is, I always say the most important thing is that all of my students get succeed. because in my opinion a good educator can accommodate every student's unique learning needs and help them reach their full learning potential. Moreover, I believe all students are unique that they need a teacher who can cater to their individual needs in a safe and enjoyable environment. I want to establish an environment in the classroom where my students can discover their maximum potential, take reasonable choices, and openly express themselves. Lastly, I want to prepare my students ready for the challenges they will experience in the real world or situation.
- Mia Joy A. Brabante

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My Philosophy in Teaching

My greatest mentor, once advised me that teaching is not just about planting information, but it is also helping students to become the better version of themselves. Since then, I have known that I will become a teacher someday and may mantra would be --- "TO TEACH IS TO TOUCH LIVES." I will never forget this mantra for it always remind me why I want to teach.

As a teacher, it is my primary goal is to create someone better that me, in order to change the world, we should always build someone better that us. It is growth. But that does not end in there, it is still part of my job description to groom and guide young students to win over their life battles.

- Justin Mark Carillo (4-CED-Fililipino)

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My Philosophy of Teaching — Juliet C. Esteban

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My Philosophy of Teaching — Juliet C. Esteban

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MY PHILOSOPHY IN TEACHING

“Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn” — Benjamin Franklin

Someone told me that quote and I still remember that now. As a student, I already experienced lots lf hardships and difficulties coping up with the way how the teachers teaches us basic knowledge back when I was still at elementary school. And now that I am now studying as a future mentor, I keep in mind that quote. The students must cooperate and be involved with the activities for them to know the feeling and might be able to observe situations that will stay in their minds forever. It is because when they are motivated and enjoys what they are doing, the involvement helps them to adapt every learning they are receiving. They tend to remember memories wherein they were involved in an activity that is fun and entertaining. We all know that nowadays, children's attention wasn't that easy to catch unlike the other generations. They were seeking for interesting topic and entertaining discussion. I believe that the more we tend to let them just listen and sit comfortably inside the classroom, we won't be able to give them the quality education and probably the lessons won't stay on each of the student's minds. In this belief of mine as a future mentor and based on my own experiences and observations, it also helps them to apply to real-life situations what they have learned on the discussion.

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"If a man accept his ignorance then he become wise." My favorite quote and also my teaching philosophy.
I believe that achieving my dream to become a teacher is not the end of my learning route, although yes - I finish my college degree, pass the licensure exam, and succeed to be an educator, but for me learning is a continuous process. My philosophy means that by admitting that you don't know everything makes you open for accepting more knowledge and makes you become an intellectual person. Ignorant people tends to believe any information while wise man analyses an information and that's what an educator should possess. Learning new skills, teaching methods, and strategies can help you adopt to the constant changes in the curriculum and can help you provide an appropriate learning resources based on your students' learning needs. In addition a wise teacher are not just rich in wisdom but also has a passion, as they are aware of their duties and responsibilities as the one who are shaping the future of our nation.

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Teachers plant seeds of knowledge that grow forever.

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Philosophy of Teaching by Arlie Joi L. Villavicencio

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Philosophy of Teaching by Arlie Joi L. Villavicencio

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Nelson Mandela once said, “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” Indeed, that is why teachers play a vital role in students' lives. Because what teachers plant and nurture will grow and shape tomorrow.

I believe as a teacher my responsibilities are to provide a conducive environment and knowledge that will help them be successful in achieving their goals, opportunities, and feedback. That will help them learn and help in becoming motivated to be successful both in their studies and in applying their knowledge to solve problems in their lives. I want my classroom to be a place where all students can learn without fear of failure and a place where they can succeed based on their efforts, talents, and interests. My goal is to have an engaging and meaningful teaching-learning process.

I want to provide opportunities for my students to grow and become critical thinkers and problem solvers. To ensure my students are intrinsically motivated and life-long learners, I will lead by example. I will always strive to express my dedication to student success and convey my passion for learning.

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My Teaching Philosophy - Nantiza, Fragimae Z. 

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My Teaching Philosophy - Nantiza, Fragimae Z. 

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A quote from Ignacio Estrada "If a child can't learn the way we teach, maybe we should teach the way they learn." sums up my teaching philosophies. This phrase is relevant because, as individuals, we all learn in unique ways. We are all unique individuals with strengths and weaknesses, and students attend school to learn how to deal with these issues. And as a teachers, we should give our all in the classroom.

To ensure that every child feels successful and is aware of their learning potential, I will make it a point to teach to their individual needs. The linguistic, visual, auditory, and kinesthetic teaching modalities will all be combined in my instruction. One of my many goals as a teacher is to foster in my incoming pupils a deep love of learning.

I believe teachers should study different learning styles, regardless if we believe it would work or not, we should always try. Teachers should think about how we can tailor a session to suit each learning style in order for students become more interested in it, and more over learn from it.

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Teaching is not just a profession, it's a passion. :)

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My Philosophy of Teaching- Kaye Angela D. Laguna

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My Philosophy of Teaching- Kaye Angela D. Laguna

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"Teachers who love teaching, teach children to love learning."

Every child contemplates their future plans and changes their minds around a hundred times. But as a young child, I envisioned myself as a teacher.  I absolutely love teaching.

I believe education is very important in a child’s life. Therefore, I have a strong desire to be able to educate children. Due to the love I have for teaching and supporting children, We have our own school in our backyard, right here at home. My friends, do the teaching with children who are near our place. We teach them to read and write. Give them tasks and assignments that they need to accomplish. We awarded them a medal for their efforts and diligence in learning at the end of the day. like in a actual school.  As a passionate teacher, I truly believe that education is the key to success. Success comes in different stages. Before a child can be successful outside of school, they must first be successful in school. Children need to learn to have confidence in their abilities and their work. They also need to learn to have confidence in themselves. They must understand that they are unique and wonderful simply for being themselves. As a teacher, I hope to influence children not only in their core curriculum but also in their ability to solve problems. I

Being able to positively impact a child’s life through teaching is truly a great feeling. I look forward to being able to experience this. I acknowledge the fact that teaching can not always be easy. However, I believe I have the patience, the persistence and the commitment required to be a teacher. I believe teaching is the right career for me.

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My Philosophy of Teaching - Nikka Mae Luching

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My Philosophy of Teaching - Nikka Mae Luching

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"If someone else can do it, you should too," was a common statement among parents and at school, which I disagreed with because that is where academic abuse occurs all the time. As a future educator, I believe that every student is endowed with distinct abilities, skills, and talents. You should expect some gaps between students if you teach them using the same strategies and methods. My teaching philosophy is that effective teaching will be demonstrated if students were confident, understanding, and comprehend the concepts in their learning styles with my guidance through small to significant improvements not only in their academic studies but also in their behavior towards themselves, peers, and others.

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My Philosophy of Teaching : Marinelle Erika R. Samiley

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My Philosophy of Teaching : Marinelle Erika R. Samiley

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I believe that “Teaching always requires faith”. As teachers, we should have faith in our students, especially those who are struggling in school for them to strive harder and become better. We, teachers, play an important role in their overall development that's why we should be the first ones to believe that they can.
To do it, let us start by knowing their learning styles and we should accept that they have different levels of intelligence. With this, we can think of different methods and strategies to make the teaching interactive and effective. In addition, if students feel that their teachers are compassionate, have faith, and doing their best to teach them, they will get motivated to learn.
So, always remember that it is important that we have to get to know our students first, understand that every learner has their ways to learn, and we need to create and give them opportunities to expose their potential and also to be patient and compassionate because learning takes time differently for every student.

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My Philosophy of Teaching- Precious Escamillan

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My Philosophy of Teaching- Precious Escamillan

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"Either it's fast or slow, progress is still progress"

This quote has become memorable to me because as a future educator we should not expect that our students can learn on the same day or in the same way. I believe that it  is very important for us to view our students as individuals for the reason that every child has different developmental milestones, that's why as an educator our responsibility is to teach, support and guide them until they reach their full potential.

This beautiful quote serves as my philosophy in teaching and a reminder that we should not rush everything in teaching young learners and always trust the process because all children will surely grow and learn at their own pace.

Lastly, to become an effective teacher is not just knowing the name, age, or background of our students, because the most important thing we need to do is to have a deeper understanding of the children's interests in learning, their strengths, and weaknesses in order to meet their individual needs.

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"Teachers create the conditions for success, just as gardeners do." -Andrew Miller, Educator

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My Philosophy Of Teaching - Joyce Ann C. Barsaga 

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I am like a gardener, I plant magical seeds that I don’t know what they will look like when they grow and bloom. But I know that if I take care of them and give them what is best for them, they will grow into magnificent plants and have their unique characteristics. As a future teacher, I believe that each child should be allowed to grow and bloom like a flower on a tree that soon will bear fruit. I envision myself as a teacher who would enjoy teaching my students and giving them freedom while teaching them the importance of making their own choices. As a way of learning, I believe that each individual has their own set of strengths and weaknesses. Having different learning styles, learning paces, and individual needs make it challenging for teachers to create a diverse learning environment where every student’s needs are taken into consideration.

I believe that children should have the freedom to choose for themselves and to learn what good and bad consequences they may get from their every action. I want each session to be as interactive as possible. Because I believe that interactive teaching is more memorable and fun. I will make use of strategies that will make them experience real-life situations where they can learn what to choose when they encounter problems, such as role-playing. I want to teach children to appreciate themselves and be confident in trying things on their own. Because I believe that gaining experience and learning through personal experience will provide you with knowledge and skills to help you adapt to a constantly changing world.

"When educating the minds of our youth, we must not forget to educate their hearts." —Dalai Lama

Finally, as stated in the quote above, I believe that a teacher must have a deep appreciation for his or her students' work and understand them because not all students learn at the same rate or produce the same results. Teachers, in my opinion, must understand the effects of motivation and feedback on students as well as the effects of peer interactions. I want my students to learn how to respect and interact. I believe that a teacher is the most valuable role model, and I am aware of the responsibilities that come with teaching children, and we must act as if we want them to learn from us. If I want them to be respectful, I must start with myself. I believe that a successful individual is not truly successful if he/she doesn’t know how to respect others. I want my students to learn patience and respect, especially towards older people, and how to speak their own opinions and ideas without disrespecting and hurting others. Their success won’t spring if their environment is the reason they can’t step forward. It is not an easy path and is full of bumpy roads, but I take it because I know some children need my help and I will gladly help them.

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" Education is not complete unless the body, the heart, and the mind are equally educated."

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My Philosophy of Teaching - Jasmine Audrey B. So

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My Philosophy of Teaching - Jasmine Audrey B. So

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My philosophy of teaching was inspired by the famous quote of Aristotle  - "Educating the mind without educating the heart is no education at all." Quotes that are listed above may differ in words, but they have the same goal concerning the learning of the students. These quotes imply that the holistic development of the learners is essential.

Three years had passed since I chose this course as my career, and still, my teaching philosophy never change. I still believe that holistic development is one of the keys to helping students to reach their full potential. Holistic development helps the learners to grow socially, physically, and mentally. In this way, learners will grow, not just in their academic advancement, but as human beings.

Our education should be supported by values like empathy, compassion, reason, and other such virtues to promote complete and holistic development. Education must instill values like humanity, responsibility, integrity, courage, and confidence.

As a future educator, I envision myself guiding my students to learn holistically. Teachers should be the ones who should inculcate in the students the learning beyond the four walls of a classroom. We, teachers, should always put values at the end of the lesson that they can use outside the school. In such a way, they can see the importance of learning, and it can also help them to learn effectively.

Learners may overcome prejudices, superstitions, and other irrational beliefs with the help of holistic education, which comes with an educated heart and mind. It not only makes knowledge easier to absorb but also makes it easier to appreciate its value. Exposing oneself to all parts of life is part of being educated.

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                 "To teach is to preach where everyone can reach"

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My Philosophy of Teaching- Lance Irvin A.  Vega

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My Philosophy of Teaching- Lance Irvin A.  Vega

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This is my philosophy envisioned in my general teaching perspective. Across several ideas, I have contemplated the ethical quote which stands fit between students and teachers. As for anyone who will read, it perfectly rhymes with meaningful representation to make a cause and a voice. We all know that teaching has various approaches to perform in a single workforce.

In my own perspective, the word teach shall be aligned with preach, so that it would help every student to be appropriately molded in discovering their strengths and capabilities as a student. As a matter of fact, if everyone is enlightened with knowledge they would be able to realize their potential as an individual. On the other hand, the teaching-learning process should be equally facilitated so that no one will be left behind. As a future teacher, I know that will be encountering differently-abled students including their learning styles and disabilities. Therefore, the acquisition of knowledge should be for everyone, not for a single one. Students are incomparable to one another. We should be mindful of what our learners can and cannot do. In other words, we should practice inclusivity for every diverse learner. As a result, rest assured everyone could reach the intended learning outcomes for our students.

A great helping hand to teach would help students to reach the rope towards their path of success.

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My Philosophy in Teaching - Rexie Fe D. Garonita

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My Philosophy in Teaching - Rexie Fe D. Garonita

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One of my teacher in high school told me, When you become a teacher you also have to learn to open your mind to your students because not all of your students will get it right away when you give a lesson, there are others after class that will ask you that there are no other students. Then after our conversation it made me think when my teacher said that because it happened to me.

I believe that if you are a teacher, you also have to listen to your students what their grievances are. Since grade school, I remember what happened to me when I talked to my teacher. Instead of listening to me, she scolded me.
So I said to myself when I become a teacher I will not imitate the attitude she shows to her students. Because I believe that teachers are the second parents when it comes to school, so we should also listen to our students. Since grade school and until now, that's what I want to do when I become a full-fledged teacher.

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Teaching is walking a mile in our students' shoes. 

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My Philosophy of Teaching- Catherine C. Pagatpatan

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My Philosophy of Teaching- Catherine C. Pagatpatan

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I spent the majority of my life and existence at school. Studying skills and concepts that are required to pass the subjects and thereafter apply and use them in real life. I've often wondered how my teachers were able to meet both my personal needs and the needs of my classmates. Countless times I wondered how they knew what to teach and how to teach us. It's always a marvel how teachers were able to cater all of the learning needs and styles of a class packed with students, not to mention their effectiveness.

Personally, and as an education student, being asked what my teaching philosophy is not easy for me. Given the abundance of options available. Different phrases and ideas, but all have the same core: providing children with the education that they need. However, while I strive to figure out what my teaching philosophy is, a movie has somehow made its way in my mind. A film about a man who mends shoes for a living, a cobbler. A man who discovers a magical heirloom that allows him to see other people and the world in a new light. How wonderful it must be to be able to experience the world through the eyes of others, to walk in their footsteps. That probably doesn't and won't happen in real life, I reasoned to myself. But I suppose I'm wrong. Teachers are the living proof.

"Teaching means we have to walk a mile in the shoes of our students," is what I would like to live by as an education student and a future teacher. That is also the primary answer to my question of how teachers were able to tend to their students individually. By placing themselves in the shoes of the learners that they are teaching. Knowing our names isn’t simply what they do, but they assess us. Spent their time choosing the best strategies to use in class. Considering everyone’s needs and learning styles so no one falls behind.

Walking in our students' shoes will give us a better grasp of what works and what doesn't for them. We must see what they see in order to help them. A class has and will always have significant differences in many aspects; understanding where they are coming from will help us to better serve and understand each and every one. Being able to put ourselves in the students’ shoes and see things from their perspective can have a powerful impact on our ways of teaching, most importantly on the students’ learning. Seeing things through their eyes and experiencing the world as they do will not only allow us to know how we should teach them but will also teach us things we didn't know and experience before.

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Be as kind and compassionate towards yourself as you are to your students

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Be as kind and compassionate towards yourself as you are to your students

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Being kind and compassionate to yourself, as a teacher, reflects how you are and how you teach your students. I believe, it's an important life skills that a teacher must possess in order to practice the gratitude of the students. Like teaching the act of service in their community. For example, assigning a project that encourages them to volunteer at a local shelter or feed homeless.

- Sherica Rolaine I. Jimenez
(BEEd-PSE)

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My Philosophy of Teaching - Sanaco, Jean B. 

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I believe that every student has a unique quality in the classroom. As a teacher, I have to attend to that quality and bring things out to the student that they wouldn't bring out in themselves.

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Teaching is more than imparting knowledge! It is inspiring change.

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My Philosophy of Teaching- Baculio, Veb B. 

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My Philosophy of Teaching- Baculio, Veb B. 

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Education is the foundation for a better future. My teaching philosophy is inspired by my parents. I always remember when my parents always reminded us to study well. This is why I wanted to finish this whole semester, because I know it is worth it. I grew up in a family where both of my parents didn't have college degrees. I witnessed how difficult it is when it comes to finding a good job that could provide for our family. I am witnessing from the people around me how difficult it is when we don't have a good education. I also encounter people, especially my friends, who always say that it is hard if you are not a degree holder when finding a better job. And at that moment, I told myself that no matter what, I would work hard to achieve my goals. That is the reason why I pursued my degree and took education. Three years have passed since I chose this career path. In the past few years, I have encountered different challenges and trials on my way to making it this year. Those challenges that I encounter help me to go forward to achieve my dreams. And in those three years, I learned how important it is to study hard when it comes to having a good education. I always hear from other professors to be serious about our chosen course because it will help us achieve our dream and make our parents proud. As a future educator, I always wanted my future students to learn not just about different subjects in school but also the importance of education. One of my goals is to help my students have a better understanding of its importance. Teaching children the value of education allows students to enjoy every subject that the teacher teaches. I believe that when students understand the importance of education, they will be inspired to study well. My main goal is also to help my students learn and grow by giving their very best when it comes to education. I wanted them to develop their divine potential and skills that they could use in the future, helping them to boost their confidence when it comes to participating in the classroom. Lastly, teaching them how to apply their knowledge in the future, as well as the obstacles they will face on their path to achieving their dreams and ambitions in life, prepares them to face the reality of life and what the world brings in the future to come. I believed that our experience was the best lesson that we could teach to our students. We are the foundation of our students' education.

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Cortez, Emille C.

"Diverse students + Diverse teaching processes = Exceptional learning experiences"

We, teachers, believe that every child is unique in every way. Even in their capacity to learn, not all of the students have the same progress. But, as we observe each one of them, they have their own level of intelligence, they have their own capacity to master a subject matter. As a future teacher, I believe that providing diverse teaching processes, you help you diverse students in molding themselves, you let them discover whom they want to be - this will result an exceptional learning experience. This will help them achieve their whole capacity as a student, as a child - as a human being.

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My Philosophy of Teaching - Paguinto, Adrian J.

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My Philosophy of Teaching - Paguinto, Adrian J.

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"I believe that each child is special and deserves an engaging learning environment where they can develop socially, emotionally, cognitively, and physically. I want to foster an environment where students can reach their greatest potential. I'll create a secure setting where pupils are encouraged to express themselves and take chances."

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My Philosophy in Teaching - Eliseo T. Caldoza Jr.

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My Philosophy in Teaching - Eliseo T. Caldoza Jr.

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"Children must be taught, How to think not what to think."
- Margaret Mead

As a future educator we need to teach our student on how to think, by letting them engage in different activities wherein they can use their knowledge. I believe that this is the best thing that we can do, enable for them to attain their greatest potential in any fields of learning or expertise. We are preparing them to be productive and globally competitive student. Teaching is a easy task, but thinking and prioritizing the needs of the learners is must be clear in our mind that we are here to enrich them. So that they can stand by their own, but it doesn't mean that we don't others, what am I pointing is that they have the ability to do anything, because they are taught on how to think they have the capability to move forward.

Learning style of the student is vary in different ways and I guarantee that this Philosophy will cover all of them, because it deals with the mind of the learners to think about something. To ensure the future of learners is much more important, and that was my future plan as of now. PADAYON.

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As I was scrolling through the internet, I came across this quote that really made an impact as to how I view teaching.

I wanted to become a teacher someday because I saw how influential my teachers were during the time that I was in elementary. They were the ones who really made an impact in my life during the most critical years as my mother was so busy working because she was a single mother of four kids.

I always look up to my teachers for inspiration and I said to myself that I want to be an inspiration for others as well in the future.

This quote caught my attention as this  is really what it means being a teacher for me. You are only not imparting knowledge to your students but you can also affect their point of views and the way they see things around them. We can influence them by teaching them what really matters in life and that is something that involves how they behave, how they treat other people, how they see things on a different perspective and many more.

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My Philosophy of Teaching - Saraiah Nenea J. Sukim

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"The whole art of teaching is only the art of awakening the natural curiosity of young minds for the purpose of satisfying it afterwards" -- Anatole France

I believe that all children have the ability to learn and the right to quality education. All youths, regardless of gender, race, ethnicity, and capabilities should have the opportunity to learn from professional, well-informed teachers who are sophisticated and knowledgeable, both in their area of expertise and life.

Certainly, every child has different learning styles and aptitudes; however, by having a personal relationship with every student, a teacher can give each an equal chance of success. By recognizing every student's potential and having separate, individual goals for each, a teacher can accommodate personal needs and abilities and encourage the pursuit of academic aspirations.

In choosing to become a teacher, I have made the commitment to myself and my future students to be the best academic, personal, and ethical role model I can be. It is my goal to have a mutually enriching teaching career by keeping an open mind and continually communicating with my peers and students. I am prepared to rise to the challenges of teaching in the 21st century, and I promise to try to provide an honest, well-rounded education to every student I encounter.

Sukim, Saraiah Nenea J.
CED 4 - Filipino

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“Every student can learn, just not on the same day, or in the same way.” – George Evans

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My Philosohy of Teaching - Nezhie L. De Paz

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My Philosohy of Teaching - Nezhie L. De Paz

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My teaching philosophy is that “Every student can learn, just not on the same day, or in the same way.” All children are unique and necessitate a stimulating educational environment in which they can grow emotionally, mentally, physically, and socially. It is my goal to create this type of environment in which students can meet their full potential. I will foster a safe environment in which students are encouraged to share their ideas and take risks.

I conclude that every child is unique and has something special to contribute to their education. I will help my students express themselves, accept themselves for who they are, and accept the uniqueness of others.  All classroom has its own community as a future educator my responsibility is to support each student in developing their individual potential and learning methods. I intend to provide a curriculum that incorporates each individual learning type while also making the subject relevant to the learners' life. Hands-on learning, cooperative learning, projects, themes, and individual work will all be used to engage and stimulate students' learning.

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“ The great aim of education is not knowledge but action.” - Herbert Spencer 

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My Philosophy of Teaching - Naranja, Christine May P.

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My Philosophy of Teaching - Naranja, Christine May P.

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We all know that every child has a different approach to coping with a lesson and a unique technique for studying. According to my philosophy, the great aim of education is not about knowledge but action, because experience is the best teacher that the student and teacher can learn from and share. For that reason, having knowledge and being able to apply it through action is more valuable than what I can think of.

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My Philosophy of Teaching - Trisha Mae Dionisio

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My Philosophy of Teaching - Trisha Mae Dionisio

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A good teacher, contains a strong faith within the future. Just like the forester who plants an oak seedling knowing he or she's going to never see the tree all told its glory, I'm aware that the fruits of my labor as a coach may never be seen. My calling is to sow and nurture seeds that may grow and shape the planet of tomorrow.

A good teacher knows and understands how students develop and learn. I understand that students actively construct and transform their own knowledge supported prior experiences and learning. I'm aware that not all students learn within the same way or at the identical rate. As an educator, I think it's my responsibility to be an efficient diagnostician of my students' interests, abilities, and prior knowledge. Then I have to design learning experiences that may both challenge and permit each student to think and grow.

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"Now if you never shoot, you'll never know and if you never eat you never grow." -Robbers, The 1975.

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My Philosophy of Teaching - Sesmundo, Hannah Margarette F.

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My Philosophy of Teaching - Sesmundo, Hannah Margarette F.

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Based on the song lyrics of my favorite band, “Now if you never shoot, you'll never know and if you never eat you never grow.” It’s like taking a risk and if the outcome is either good or bad, you need to take it as a lesson that can improve you as a human.

Being a teacher is a profession or should I say passion that is not easy responsibility. My teaching philosophy is like taking risk, if you don’t shoot your shot to improve yourself you will not fulfill/ satisfy the needs of your students to learn. It’s a long process to be a teacher; you need to be ready, you need to study more, to grow, and to be better. It’s an opportunity to learn a lot of things because being a teacher has a non-stop learning, understanding, patience, care, and love not only to their students but in their passion and themselves.

So, if you’re a teacher you already taking this opportunity in a good cost to serve and to improve the education of our learners using the strategies that we’ve learned. If in the future you’ll be a successful teacher, I’ll be very proud of you because you take your shot and choose this path.

But don't you forget to take care of yourself first! If you can't take care of yourself, how can you take care of others? :)

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My teaching philosophy is based on sharing your knowledge with others and assisting them in having or impressing on their hearts and minds that you play a role in their success. I believe that each student has unique wisdom, and as a teacher, I must respect and discipline them appropriately regardless of their behavior. Furthermore, each child brings a distinct quality to the classroom. As an outcome, as a good teacher, I must attend to that quality and bring things out of my students that they would not bring out in themselves. I can say that this will be a significant challenge in my life, and I will remain faithful to this profession.

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In terms of my teaching philosophy, I think a classroom should be a secure, loving environment where kids are free to express themselves and develop. I'll employ strategies to make sure our classroom community is orderly, interested in knowledge, and eager to study.

Every day in the classroom, I aim to bring an open mind, a positive mood, and high standards. In the hope that I might eventually instill and nurture such qualities in the kids as well, I feel that I owe it to my students, as well as the community, to bring consistency, diligence, and kindness to my work.

Learning from your students, coworkers, parents, and community is a process of teaching. This is a continuous process where you can pick up new techniques, concepts, and perspectives. My teaching philosophies may evolve over time, but that's alright because it just signifies I've grown and acquired new knowledge.

And finally, I think a teacher is destined to teach. A teacher is committed to teaching, to his or her students, to discipline, and to ensuring that the world is a better place for all of us to live in the future.

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My Philosophy in Teaching - Katrina M. Salonga

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My Philosophy in Teaching - Katrina M. Salonga

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All children are unique, yet they can all learn despite their differences. My ultimate goal as an educator is to establish an inclusive and safe environment in which kids are valued, given complete information, and encouraged to share their ideas or thoughts and explore new things in life. A secure setting where students can develop mentally, physically, emotionally, and socially. And to deliver the most pleasing learning experience possible, the government, schools, parents, and instructors should collaborate. As an instructor, it is my primary responsibility to design tailored instruction based purely on the learning styles of my pupils. I am convinced that each kid possesses a unique set of brains, talents, skills, and abilities. As a result, my ultimate goal is to help people realize their full potential and build their learning styles. Remember that an efficient and effective teacher teaches according to the learning demands of their students. In addition, I should guide and direct my students. I should serve as a positive role model for them to encourage desirable behavior and facilitate societal change.

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"Life is full of choices and not by chances" that is my Philosophy since High school and I believe that this will also apply in my Teaching years to come. I believe that everything that comes in your way will prepare you for something that you may face and you still have choices, it is only what is right or what is wrong  that you will take in with your journey, we are responsible for everything that we put ourselves into. As well in Teaching, the noblest job we have and still chose to be a great influence to the younger generation.

Butterfly Effect, we may not see or feel the changes in our life but eventually in the future you will see that one choice you've made will affect everything in your career, passion, life and also your body.

be wise but be happy in everything that you do.

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My Philosophy if Teaching- Shiara Dela Cruz

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My Philosophy if Teaching- Shiara Dela Cruz

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I believe a teacher is the most powerful of role models. I am ever aware of the awesome obligation I have to “walk my talk” with my students. If I ask them to live their values and beliefs, I must do the same. I expect the best of myself and others and, therefore, I usually get the best. I try to treat all people with dignity and respect, and I expect my students to do so also.

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My Philosophy of Teaching - Mike Daniel F. Dujali

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My Philosophy of Teaching - Mike Daniel F. Dujali

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"Education is the investment for the future"

Dr. Jose Rizal said in his quote: "The Youth is the hope of our future”. The children are the ones who will build and be the problem solver of the nation in the future but before they face those issues, they need knowledge and education. I wrote investment because education is long term, even in the age of retirement a person can still acquire wisdom and knowledge. And it is important as investing money for future. Education is needed in every problems that we face. Let's say that you have the money and riches but don't know how to use it. Then it will lead to suffering and hardship. So as a future teacher, I should be efficient in building the character of every student that I will handle for them to prosper and be the best that they aim to be.

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PHILOSOPHY OF TEACHING - GEROLAO, CRISLYN T.

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PHILOSOPHY OF TEACHING - GEROLAO, CRISLYN T.

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"Your patience, passion, and perseverance are the foundation for diverse learners' education."

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- Krizzel Faith D. Pangan

"Be good."
not just for you, but for everyone.

A good teacher knows and understands how students develop and learn. I understand that students actively construct and transform their own knowledge based on prior experiences and learning. I am aware that not all students learn in the same way or at the same rate. As a teacher, I believe it is my responsibility to be an effective observer of my students' interests, abilities, and prior knowledge. Then I must design learning experiences that will both challenge and allow each student to think and grow.

A teacher, in my opinion, is the most powerful role model. I am constantly aware of the enormous responsibility I have to "walk my talk" with my students. If I expect them to live their values and beliefs, I must also do so. I expect the best from myself and others, and I usually get the best. I strive to treat everyone with dignity and respect, and I expect my students to do the same.

In the end, when you do good.
People behind you follow.