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    This document discusses the importance of developing a personal philosophy of education as a teacher. It suggests that a philosophy of education should address three concepts: 1) views on the human person, learner, and educated individual, 2) how learners should be taught to seek truth, and 3) what values are important to impart. The document models how to express one's philosophy through statements beginning with "I believe", focusing on beliefs about learners' capabilities and the teacher's role in facilitating maximum development through mastery of skills, modeling of values, and engaging activities.

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    This document discusses the importance of developing a personal philosophy of education as a teacher. It suggests that a philosophy of education should address three concepts: 1) views on the human person, learner, and educated individual, 2) how learners should be taught to seek truth, and 3) what values are important to impart. The document models how to express one's philosophy through statements beginning with "I believe", focusing on beliefs about learners' capabilities and the teacher's role in facilitating maximum development through mastery of skills, modeling of values, and engaging activities.

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    Lesson 2

    Social Dimension of Education and the Teaching Profession

    Formulating Your
    Philosophy
    of Education
    Your Philosophy of Education

    Your philosophy of education is your


    window to the world and
    compass in life.
    Philosophy of Education includes
    concepts about:

    The human person, the learner and


    the educated person
    How a learner must be taught in
    order to come close to the truth
    What is true and good and therefore
    must be taught.
    My Philosophy of Education as a Teacher
    (The human person, the learner and the educated person)
    I believe that every child
    Has a natural interest in learning and is
    capable of learning.
    is an embodied spirit.
    can be influenced but not totally by his/her
    environment.
    is unique and so comparing a child to other
    children has no basis.
    does not have any empty mind, rather is full
    of ideas and it is my task to draw out these
    ideas.
    My Philosophy of Education as a Teacher

    (How a learner must be taught in order to come close to the truth)


    I believe that there are unchanging values in
    changing times and there must be passed on to
    every child by my modeling, value inculcation
    and value integration in my lessons.
    My Philosophy of Education as a Teacher
    (What is true and good and therefore must be taught.)
    I believe that my task as a teacher is to facilitate the
    development of every child to the optimum and to the
    maximum by:
    reaching out to all children without bias and
    prejudice towards the least of the children.
    making very child feel good and confident about
    him/herself through his/her experiences of
    success in the classrooms.
    helping every child master the basic skills of
    reading, communicating in oral and written form,
    arithmetic and computer skills.
    My Philosophy of Education as a Teacher
    (What is true and good and therefore must be taught.)
    I believe that my task as a teacher is to facilitate the
    development of every child to the optimum and to the
    maximum by:
    teaching my subject matter with mastery so that
    every child will use his/her basic skills to continue
    acquiring knowledge, skills and values for him/her
    to go beyond basic literacy and basic numeracy.
    inculcating or integrating the unchanging values
    of respect, honesty, love and care for others
    regardless of race, ethnicity, nationality,
    appearance and economic status in my lessons.
    My Philosophy of Education as a Teacher
    (What is true and good and therefore must be taught.)
    I believe that my task as a teacher is to facilitate the
    development of every child to the optimum and to the
    maximum by:
    consistently practicing these values to serve
    as model for every child
    strengthening the value formation of every
    child through hands-on-minds-on-hearts-on
    experiences inside and outside the classroom
    providing every child activities meant to
    develop the body, the mind and the spirit
    Summary:
    It is important that you make explicit of
    your philosophy of education. Your
    philosophy of education is your
    window to the world and compass
    in life. You were advised to start your
    phrase with I believe. It is best to
    state it in the concrete not in the
    abstract like a theory because this is
    your blue print to daily life.
    Thank
    You!

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