My Reflection Of Teaching: My Personal Philosophy Of Education

Philosophy of Education Educating children profoundly affects their lives and influences decisions made further on during the child’s life. Education provides a foundation for people in which that will prove to be of better interest later on in life. In order to get the proper education, students rely on teachers to give them the best they can offer during school. It is a teacher’s job to make sure the student receives the attention they deserve throughout the school year. All kids deserve a chance to excel and heighten their intelligence. Students spend most of their time in school during the year. In America, school is nine months a year and about 8 hours a day. Teachers are considered to be a big part of a child’s life considering that they spend

When teaching, each student would need to understand the concept of what is being taught and grasp the skills being used. Ruling the classroom with an iron fist would mean that attention will be placed upon the instructor, but it will also mean the students would be afraid to ask questions. The classroom should be an open friendly environment in which the students could speak up and express their concerns for the confusing points in the presentation. I will teach at a moderate pace which will include examples, details, analogies, metaphors, and a variety of examples that will reach all important aspects of the topic as well as keep it understandable and memorable. Another important aspect of teaching is being self-confident in one’s teaching. If the instructor displays hesitant notions and remarks to a question the students would then question the material given and the instructor themselves. It would raise the other student’s suspicions and all control will be lost in the class. Being confident in what one is teaching would then grab the student’s attention and pull them