Teaching Philosophy Statement

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Education is important to all generations

I will be studying the field of Education after graduating, helping the younger generation with English. I am currently volunteering at Boys and Girls club, by tutoring and helping them with homework. I have been dreaming of being a teacher since I was little; wanting to express my true gift. The joy of being in the field of Education is knowing that you are giving the youth the ability to learn and to give them insight on wanting to know more.

Education is a field of helping those in need in times they may need it, meaning the youth. It is a needed career because we're going to always need teachers and substitutes; not only this but be an Ambassador of Christ as we are teaching the younger generation about Science, Math, English and more. The Main reason I wanted to become a teacher, was to share what I can give as a person with a lot of gifts to share and give to the younger generations; something that they can learn from.

The way I would apply my degree in education to graduation; is by being evolved on how to become a teacher and the abilities it takes to become a teacher. I have been around the field of education, by the staff of Boy's and Girl's club. I …show more content…

By being a leader, I can give the youth knowledge that will help them in daily life. For example, teaching the children values and characteristics of being a leader and not a just a follower; also equip the kids, to have dreams and goals in life. To help them accomplish those dreams and grow within society and being determined but cautious in what he or she is going to do in the class. My role model is my grandma because she is hard working and in the teaching field, she currently works at a school; helping the kids grow and learn about their society. She has an impact in my life because I look up to her and saw how determined and thoughtful she was to the children as a

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