Philosophy of Education

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Philosophy of Education

Most of the teachers that have taught me in my time as a student have come across as positive role models to their students. When I look back at my experiences with those teachers, I want to be like them. I want to help my students just like those teachers have helped me. Those teachers that made a positive impression on me are the reason I want to be a teacher.

Those teachers that I look back on played a huge part in developing the human being that I am today. I want to be able to play that same part in the development of other people. I yearn to give children a good solid education and a good start in life that my teachers have given me. A good foundation in education is extremely important to a child; I want to provide good solid foundations for children. Teachers that genuinely care for their students and provide good solid foundations are the reason I have chosen teaching as my profession.

Unfortunately, some children are without steady home lives. Children that do not have a substantial home life yearn for solid ground. I would like to be the teacher that is a role model for inopportune children. I want to be able to provide the firm, safe background that those students aren’t able to have. I want to be a teacher so I can make a difference in children’s lives.

Even though most of the teachers that taught me in school were very high-quality, a few were just not up to par. I hope to be a better teacher. I want children to look back and think that I was the one teacher that was different than the rest. I want to be on the same level as the children that I am teaching. I want to motivate my children to learn, to enjoy learning. I want to teach so I can show children the joys of learning.

Also, teaching is a way to help people. I have always wanted my life to be a help to someone, and through teaching I can live out that dream.

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