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    Students have a primal need to learn that teachers must fulfill by creating engaging lessons grounded in meaningful activities. A solid classroom management plan and well-planned lessons motivate repeated learning success and leave students wanting more. Teachers should embrace student-centered, exploratory learning that enhances knowledge and skills. Educational philosophies address learning gaps through personalized, differentiated instruction and student-centered approaches that understand each learner's needs, strengths, and interests to foster inclusive environments supporting growth. Epistemology shapes practices by defining knowledge acquisition, experience's role, and critical thinking's importance in the learning process.

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    Students have a primal need to learn that teachers must fulfill by creating engaging lessons grounded in meaningful activities. A solid classroom management plan and well-planned lessons motivate repeated learning success and leave students wanting more. Teachers should embrace student-centered, exploratory learning that enhances knowledge and skills. Educational philosophies address learning gaps through personalized, differentiated instruction and student-centered approaches that understand each learner's needs, strengths, and interests to foster inclusive environments supporting growth. Epistemology shapes practices by defining knowledge acquisition, experience's role, and critical thinking's importance in the learning process.

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    Pairat Activity2

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    Students have a primal need to learn that teachers must fulfill by creating engaging lessons grounded in meaningful activities. A solid classroom management plan and well-planned lessons motivate repeated learning success and leave students wanting more. Teachers should embrace student-centered, exploratory learning that enhances knowledge and skills. Educational philosophies address learning gaps through personalized, differentiated instruction and student-centered approaches that understand each learner's needs, strengths, and interests to foster inclusive environments supporting growth. Epistemology shapes practices by defining knowledge acquisition, experience's role, and critical thinking's importance in the learning process.

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    Pairat, Guia Mae September 23,2021

    MAEd 1 1:30- 4:30pm

    What is your philosophy in education that can help address the learning gaps of

    learners?

    Reflection

    Students want and need to learn as much as they need food,

    clothing, and shelter. An educator's primary job is to fill that primal need

    for learning by creating engaging and relevant learning experiences every

    day. The greatest gift a teacher can give students is motivating them to

    experience repeated learning success. The best way to engage a student is

    to have a solid classroom management plan and a well-planned lesson

    that is grounded in relevant, purposeful activities designed to enhance

    that student's knowledge and skills and leave her or him wanting to learn

    more. Teachers should be strongly aligned with student-centered and

    student-directed learning that embraces exploration, discovery,

    experiential learning, and the production of academically rigorous

    products.
    Philosophy can be applied to education by guiding the principles, values,

    and methods used in teaching. For example, philosophical theories on knowledge,

    ethics, or the nature of learning can shape the instructional strategies and

    assessment methods employed by educators. Various educational philosophies

    can help address learning gaps by emphasizing personalized instruction,

    differentiated approaches, and student-centered learning. By understanding the

    unique needs, strengths, and interests of each learner, educators can create

    inclusive and supportive environments that foster growth and address learning

    gaps. The branch of philosophy that has a profound impact on the teaching-

    learning process in the classroom is epistemology, which deals with the nature of

    knowledge and how it is acquired. Epistemological theories shape educational

    practices by defining the sources of knowledge, the role of experience, and the

    importance of critical thinking in the learning process. The foundations of

    education refer to the core principles and beliefs that underpin educational

    systems. These foundations are influenced by philosophical, sociological, and

    psychological perspectives. Mission and vision statements in education articulate

    the goals, values, and desired outcomes of an educational institution and are

    often based on the foundational beliefs about education.

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