Teaching and Education Philosophy :: Teaching Education Philosophy

Teaching and Education Philosophy My philosophy is that an educator is the most valu fit resource our country has. Of all the jobs or careers in this world no(prenominal) of them would be possible without teachers. There are two main points to my philosophy, why teachers are important and who teachers are. Hopefully reading my philosophy provide give away you a split understanding of the importance of educators in this world. Teachers are truly important in our society because we need them to provide our youth with the acquaintance and social experiences they will need to improve their future and the future of the absolute planet. As a teacher I hope to be able influence many lives and help students understand what education can do for them and their future. I can recall only one teacher from mellow school who actually talked about college and what we would need to do to be better prepared for college. Dr. Lawrence was my eleventh grade che mistry teacher. He had been a college prof at George Mason University for around 30 years before he decided to teach at my school. He brought a college like automatic teller into our classroom, which helped us, prepare for the way things would be in college. This is just a gloomy example of what teachers are for, to educate students on more than just books or academics but on life. Teachers are more than just people who pass on information about a certain subject. Who teachers are, they are anyone and everyone. Teachers are grandmothers, fathers, brothers, and sisters. For anything to be subscribe toed it must be taught. I remember many times my mom and dad sitting me down to talk about any(prenominal) situations that might come about and telling me ways to deal with them. schoolroom teachers especially in the early years are the people that those students will see most throughout the course of the day and will learn