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    Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Therefore, interactive Pedagogy is a pedagogical approach having students’ participation as the main principle and relating to the interactions between teachers, students and the learning environment. The three main components of interactive pedagogy are learner, teacher and environment. The one embarking in the process of acquiring new knowledge by utilizing his own resources is known as the learner. He wishes to assimilate the new knowledge. The educator is

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    Best Teacher, Worst Teacher Although I have had many different types of teachers, there are two that stick out more than any others. The first was my third and sixth grade teacher. She was the best teacher I ever had. The second was my seventh grade teacher. She was the worst I think a student could have had. Both, these teachers had very different teaching styles and very different out looks on teaching. To be an effective teacher the teacher must respect the student and

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    from teachers. Preamble : When in the course of human events it's only fair teachers listen to the students point of view and as students to be equal to teachers and have the same rights in order to be independent this requires us as students to write our own declaration of independence for everyone else to see and understand why students will be independant and equal in the situation of our students and teachers. Declaration of student rights : The facts are real and obvious that teachers and

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    with finding a new high school mathematics teacher, I would ensure that the new hire met a few important criteria. These criteria include a solid understanding of mathematics, intense passion for the subject, an ability to connect with students, and a deep care for the development of students. These skills and abilities are what I consider to be crucial for the formation and instruction of high school students. First, an ideal high school mathematics teacher must have a solid understanding of mathematics

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    promotes respect for each and every student and family, to allow children to learn the way that works best for them through developmentally appropriate practice, and to provide a constantly fun and caring, safe and positive classroom. When children feel safe and know that their voice is being heard, they are more likely to feel free to express themselves. When children get the chance to participate, to share and speak, I believe children learn to develop understanding and respect. As a teacher, ways

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    Why I Should Be A Teacher

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    reasons why I want to be a teacher. I adore children and I think they have a great sense of humor. Teachers also have a job security and that is important because not all jobs have that. I feel like in order to be a teacher I need to have compassion for My students. As a teacher, I want to care for my students and show them appreciation. I want my students to succeed in what they want in life. According to Ferlazzo (2015), “Students work hardest for teachers they like and respect. When I am asked, “How

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    Example Two: Building teacher student relationships through expectations, respect, support and trust to develop learning. A relationship between teacher and students is a mutual connection built on expectations, respect, support and trust. After getting acquainted, the challenge is to build a lasting teacher student relationship to develop continuous learning, especially for Indigenous children. A teacher having high expectations will serve to build relationships and improve learning outcomes for

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    Childhood teachers are important to the growth and development of children. Many educators feel that effectiveness as a teacher stems from a combination of knowledge, skills and personal characteristics. Traits are distinguishing quality that typically belong to one person. A disposition is unconscious behavioral traits such as being organized. This is important to know because in early childhood, you see all the different types of traits and dispositions. The main reason most teachers early childhood

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    I Am Becoming A Teacher

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    I am becoming a teacher because I know I can make a difference in the lives of my students. I will be a positive influence in their lives in both the classroom and the outside world. I will be there to show them support educationally, in their extra -curricular activities, and when needed the social world of school. I want my work as their teacher to make an impact on their lives and open up their eyes to all the opportunities that are available to them. I believe that every child can succeed when

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    strengths as a teacher that are very beneficial to her students. One of her strengths is that she has a positive influence and personality. She is very easy going but is also strict at the same time. She is also a very patient person. Without patience I believe that a teacher will get frustrated easily and might handle situations the wrong way that could potentially cost them their job or burn out. A big thing that stood out and that I noticed was that her classroom is all about respect. Respect for yourself

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