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TeacherAcr
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Per
sonalPhi
losophy

17
Ref
lect
ion

1.Wi
tht
hateducat
ionalphi
losophy
:
oHowwi
l
lyout
reaty
ourst
udent
?
•Iwil
ltr
eatmystudent
sinthewaytheyshoul
dbet r
eat
ed.I
nthatcase,Iwi
l
ltr
ywhatI
candototeacht
hem andbr
ingoutt
hebestofthem
oWhatwi
l
lyout
each?
•Iwillteacht
hem ofwhati
sr i
ghtandwhati sgoodforthem.Iwi l
lalsoteachthem
abouttheGMRCbecausewhereverwegogoodmanner sandrightconductwillmat
ter
s
evenifwehaveadegreei
twi
llr
eflectusofwhoweareasaper son.
oHowwi
l
lyout
each?
•Iwi
l
lteacht
hem i
nasi
mpl
ewaywhi
chappr
opr
iat
efort
hem ofwhatl
evel
theyar
e.
2.Fr
om whichphi
losophi
esthaty
ou havestudi
ed and resear
ched di
dyoudr
aw
i
nspi
rat
ionasy
ouformulat
edy
ourownphil
osophyofeducat
ion?
•From myownexper i
enceandexperi
encesofot
hersandfr
om t
hegoodt
eacher
sI
encount
eredandshar
edthei
rinsi
ght
sofbei
nganeducat
or.
3.Doest
hiseducat
ionphi
losophyofy
our
smakeadi
ff
erencei
nyourl
if
e?
•Yes,
becausei
tismybel
i
efi
nli
fet
hatcangui
demei
nev
ery
thi
ng.
4.Whati
fyoudonothav
eaf
ormul
atedphi
losophyofeducat
ionatal
l?
•Iwil
lbel
ikeateacherthatj
ustt
eachesanddoesn'
tcar
e,t
ouchandempowerl
i
fe.A
t
eacherwi
thnopurposeanddir
ect
ionatal
l
.
5.I
syoureducat
ionalphi
losophymor
eofanabst
ractt
heor
ythanabl
uepr
intt
odai
ly
l
ivi
ng?
•No,
becauseIsawt
eacher
swhot
reatachi
l
dint
hewaywhatIbel
i
eve.
6.Doy
out
hinky
ourphi
losophywi
llchangeasy
ougr
ow i
nknowl
edge?
•No,
thi
sphi
l
osophywi
l
lbeenhance.I
twi
l
lbr
anchoutt
oabet
terphi
l
osophi
es.

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Val
uesandMor
ali
ty

Act
ionPl
an

Oneoft
hoset
oxi
cFi
l
ipi
noCul
tur
esi
saFi
l
ipi
noTi
me.
Thisscenar
iowi
l
lgi
veusunder
standi
ngofwhatFi
l
ipi
noTi
me
real
l
yis.
J'
anneaskedherbestf r
iendMi zelwher eshei satthemoment
because theyagr eed to meetat8: 00 inthe mor ni
ng atthe
Grandmal lgoi
ngt ot heschoolbuti t
’sbeenanhouraf tert
he
agreedt i
me,J'anneislat
ef orherclassandMi zelissti
l
lnowhere
tofind.Thephone’sringi
ngbutnoone’ sanswer i
ng.Thereare15
missedcal l
s.Thenaround9: 00int hemor ni
ng,Mizelcall
edback
andsai dshe’
sonherwaybutt her ealthi
ngis,shehasjustwoken
upandst il
lwearingherpajama.
Asaf utur
eeducator
,Iwillstar
tdisci
pli
ningmysel
ffi
rstbecause
changedisalwaysst
artonus.Then, Iwillt
akeanact
ionandthat
i
st oteachanddisci
pli
nemyst udentstomanagetheirt
imeand
giv
esanctionsi
fneededforthem tofoll
owandchange.

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Vocat
ion,
Missi
on,
andPr
ofessi
on

Desi
der
ataRef
lect
ion

I
nor derformet okeepi nt
er estedi nmyowncar eerasa t eacher,Iwillalway sput
i
nmymi ndandi nmyhear tthepur poseofchoosi ngt hi
sj obasmypr ofession.Si nce,I
hav ebeencr eatedmyownphi losophyofeducat ion.Iwi llputanact ionsi ntoi tand
appl ytheseact i
onst omy dear estst udent sforthem t olearnandabl et oachi ev etheir
goal sinl ife.Iknow i t'
snoteasyf orbei ng at eacherbecausey ouhav eal otof
chal l
engesandpr obl emst hatencount ered.But,Iwi l
ldomybestasat eachert o
sur passandov ercomet hesechal lenges.Ti meandsi t
uat i
onar enotconst ant ,i
ti s
changi ngandsomet imesfat ewoul dgi veuschal lengest hatwoul dt rytodest royour
plansi nl i
feandt hegoal sthatwewant edt oachieve.But ,asat eacherIwi llremain
strongandIwi llnev ergiveupont hisj obbecauset hisismypr ofession.Iwillnev erstop
teachingbecauset hisismygoalasat eacher,t
ohel pandt oser v
epeopl e.Int hisway ,I
woul dguar anteet hatIcoul dbemor epassionatewi thmypr ofessionandIwoul dkeep
i
nt erestedinmycar eerasat eacher .

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