Philosophy of Education By Carl Hessler Philosophy Quote

Philosophy of Education By: Carl Hessler

Philosophy Quote “The greatest good you can do for another is not just to share your riches, but to reveal to him his own”-Benjamin Disraeli

Why do I Want to be a Teacher? � Being able to impact a person for the rest of their life is an unimaginable reward. � Teachers � The have impacted me greatly ”ah-ha” moment � Taking students to new heights

Pedagogy Statements �I believe students are individuals with unique characteristics, interests, abilities, and needs. - Every student is different and requires different measures of care. I believe students should have an equal opportunity to learn, based on their needs, interests, and abilities. � - No matter the quarrel or obstacle, every student should have an equal opportunity.

Pedagogy Statements � I believe learning is enhanced in the classroom with hands-on material. - Giving the students the materials to work with, instead of just describing them, is hugely beneficial. � I believe students learning is enhanced when students are actively involved - “Lecture classrooms” do not work, if you do not pair it with actual hands on works.

Methodology �Not �Up only be hands on, but interactive. to date tools of learning �Student themed picture board �Displays work �A of former and current students class pet

Summation � As a teacher, I truly believe all students capable of tremendous things are � No matter the obstacle, every student has the capability of succeeding in the classroom. � No matter the obstacle, impairment, or disability, every student should be given the tools to succeed. � Being a teacher means being the fork in the road between success and failure, and although you may not be the only educator who forms this fork, you are a part of it.

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