2024 What 3 things reoccurred in the example teaching philosophies? by Rachel Watson

Committment to Life Long Learning

2024-04-08 21:40:33 UTC

Each philosophy one way or another mentions the educators commitment to life long learning and continuing educational endeavors.

Student-Centered Approach

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Each philosophy makes it clear to the reader how as educators, they will prioritize the needs, interests, and abilities of learners.

Critical Thinking & Creativity

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Most of the teaching philosphies in one sense or another addressed the importance of critical thinking in a students learning.

Highlighting the challenges of making sure everyone is able to comprehend content

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Easier said than done, but most of the teaching philosophies discussed how teaching in itself was not as simple as handing down knowledge from the teacher to the student.

Connections to the real world

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Many of the teaching philosophies emphasize integrating course content into the real world. This usually led to them noticing higher student engagement.

Student Focus

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The learning starts with the students. It focuses on giving them both the opportunity and to some degree the responsibility to take control of their own learning.

Inspiration to be Amazing

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Each post had some type of experience or moment of clarity regarding wanting to write the philosophy. It displays that those who wrote them have a genuine desire to teach and teach well.

Push to be better

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There is a focus on both the students and the teacher to learn from the experience. Much of it thematically involves moving outside their comfort zone.

Pushing Past Comfort Zones

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Growth is found within vulnerability and having students learn from each other is a great way to facilitate an encouraging learning environment.

Passion for the Subject

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Passion for the subject helps educators engage students and a desire to share knowledge inspires growth within the classroom.

Stepping Out of Comfort Zones

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Growth is found within vulnerability. Educators can influence growth through their teaching style and the environment they create.

belief in students

2024-04-08 23:08:06 UTC

At least the first two examples mention that they intend students to outperform their expectations and that the instructor believes that this is possible from the begining.

Teamwork makes the dream work

2024-04-12 16:23:17 UTC

All three of the teaching philosophies, in one way or another, emphasize the importance of teamwork and collaborative learning in enhancing educational experiences.

Learning from the students

2024-04-12 16:25:11 UTC

It is important to adapt to your students' needs and understand how best to support them in their path of learning

Moving beyond your comfort zone

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Sometimes, it's necessary to do the hard things in order to grow as a student. If you give students the motivation to step out of their comfort zone, they'll surprise even themselves with what they are able to accomplish.