Philosophy of education is my personal beliefs and values of education and the different ways that I can help students learn. It describes what my role as an educator should consist of and the goals that I have set for my students. As time goes by, I can edit and change my philosophy to help better meet the needs of the students.
Philosophy of education is my personal beliefs and values of education and the different ways that I can help students learn. It describes what my role as an educator should consist of and the goals that I have set for my students. As time goes by, I can edit and change my philosophy to help better meet the needs of the students.
Philosophy of education is my personal beliefs and values of education and the different ways that I can help students learn. It describes what my role as an educator should consist of and the goals that I have set for my students. As time goes by, I can edit and change my philosophy to help better meet the needs of the students.
Philosophy of education is my personal beliefs and values of education and the different ways that I can help students learn. It describes what my role as an educator should consist of and the goals that I have set for my students. As time goes by, I can edit and change my philosophy to help better meet the needs of the students.
InTASC Standard Nine: Professional Learning and Ethical Practice
The teacher engages in ongoing professional learning and uses
evidence to continually evaluate his/her practice, particularly the effects of his/her choices and actions on others (learners, families, other professionals, and the community), and adapts practice to meet the needs of each learner.
Name of Artifact: Philosophy of Education
Date: April 2, 2015 Course: EDUC 250: Educational Psychology
Brief Description: The Philosophy of Education is my personal beliefs and values
of education and the different ways that I can help students learn. Rationale: This is important because it is a reflection of my values and beliefs in education and the learning process. It describes what my role as an educator should consist of and goals that I have set for my students. As time goes on, I can edit and change my philosophy to help better meet the needs of the children.