My Teaching Philosophy

By giving examples, the audience can relate to the topic and see what they have

towards their education. Also comment on how to make intentions of students more active and

classroom or giving feedback to students during a lesson. It is important to establish that this

Build relationships. Getting to know each of your students as individuals helps you build trust and respect in your relationship. According to the text, Secrets of the Teenage Brain, this assists with establishing a sense of belonging for your students. Building relationships also allows you gain knowledge about your students’ interests and abilities and will help create a more engaging and beneficial instruction. The text also mentions that being friendly and encouraging to each of your students can help improve their self-esteem and create a positive environment.

A. (2010)). Constant research is necessary, so proper future education can be updated so individuals wouldn’t be learning outdated and possibly incorrect information.

As a teacher, I found that it was important when starting with a new student to find out where his/her discomfort with math began. Often, this

Would you rather students be independent and disengaged or intimacy and engaged? Independent students are not engaged in classes

In schools just about everywhere, from pre-k to graduating high school the core subjects such as Math, Science, History and English become so important that they become unenjoyable to most students. If you observe a classroom it is rare to find excited children raise their hand, most sit hoping that time will pass. The government overtime has created a structure that binds teachers to holding such a structured classroom that does not apply to all of the student.With these limitations, their creativity and not engaging is at risk.

Knowing your students is a big part of teaching as making connections with your students allows the teacher to recognize student readiness and

In order to create a classroom wherein I can efficiently interact with my students, I will utilize the tools which have been endorsed by my fellow teachers throughout the nation. The most important thing in the teacher-student relationship is developing a rapport based on mutual respect and mutual understanding. I will earn this dynamic by communicating and interacting both with my students and with their family members.

Asking questions and providing wait time for student to think about the answer is a good way to engage students in the learning. The Prophet صلى الله عليه وآله وسلم‎ used to ask the sahabah questions, then he wanted them to think on an answer, then they would give him the answer and he 'd fix it if it was wrong (Sunnahcom, 2015). In this way the information that the Prophet صلى الله عليه وآله وسلم‎ gave them stuck with them.

unforeseen obstacles arise, and also inspire the students to learn. Every lesson will bring a new

This has become my way of dealing with any subject. When the topic is difficult, I consider myself in front of a personal challenge, and do my best to simplify it into its easiest possible level. This has become my basic contribution in teaching, to dismantle any complex topic to its simplest elements, so that students do not face any problem in dealing with it; that is in discussing, analysing, and understanding it.

There are many techniques employed in the classroom that advocate the underlying principles (or assumptions) of the

Through the teaching experiences I have engaged in my life, I have understood how important is to enhance students' willingness to study and their enthusiasm and enjoyment of the subject.