Teaching Philosophy

My teaching philosophy

Each student has different ways in learning. Teachers also should use different ways in process teaching and learning.

First of all, I will create a meaningful classroom environment for my students.   In order to produce a meaningful environment and acquire a significant learning outcome, it is important to create real world connections, to incorporate student-centered learning, to utilize technology, to generate continual growth as a teacher, and to maintain a strict control over the classroom while remaining approachable.

It is important to create real world connections in the classroom while

producing a student-centered learning environment.  If students do not believe they will use classroom material in their future, they see lessons as insignificant, pointless and not worth their time. In order to achieve one’s objectives, I must make the material relevant for my students. 

     One excellent way to engage students in the classroom and create real word connections is to utilize technology and maintain one’s current knowledge as a teacher. Today, students are constantly enveloped in technology.  Using technology in the classroom spawns student interest and connects lessons to their everyday lives. Incorporating technology in the classroom is a must, not only to engage students but to prepare them for the rapidly growing and changing world. Technology should be used in every way possible in the classrooms.

     The best teachers are those that never stop learning and continue striving to improve. It is important to realize that teaching is full of surprises and new situations and one must be ready to adapt, react and discover new strategies.  What remains true, it is the necessity to create a meaningful learning environment and to understand how to relate one’s knowledge to students.