My personal Philosophy of Education:
As a future teacher, I hope I can contribute in whatever aspect of things for my students even the little things is matter & trying my best in order to produce a good product of Malaysia. My personal goal for my future classroom is to challenge students and watch them grow to their
full potential. I want to take students at different levels and see them develop together for the
better of each individual. Therefore, group work is the key to having a successful class and
is something I value, especially with older students. The impact of group work, when students
help fellow students, changes each person and transforms the atmosphere of the class as a whole.
In my classroom, I want students to have freedom that allows for expression and creativity.
Students should be able to experiment with likes and dislikes and to realize their strengths and
weaknesses. After this base is developed, the curriculum can be molded to tie in each student’s
learning style.
I want to teach students in a way that has some straightforward instruction, but that also gives
students room to grow and expand on their own. At the beginning of the year, it is
understandable for the teacher to lead class discussions, but towards the end of the year, students
will pose their own questions and try to answer them independently. I feel it is beneficial for
students to sometimes work for the answer rather than being told because it stretches their
knowledge and teaches them how to find information in a variety of ways. I also feel a key to
success is for the class to work on projects to help others. As an educator, it is important not
only to help the students that you are teaching, but also give them direction to help others.
As a future educator, it is critical to remember to enjoy students and everything they have to
offer. Sometimes it can be a struggle, but if something goes wrong, there is always a way to fix
the problem. No matter what, there is always the power to make change.
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