#educationalphilosophy

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“The gulf between science and education has been harmful. A look at the science reveals that the methods commonly used to teach children are inconsistent with basic facts about human cognition and development and so make learning to read more difficult than it should be. They inadvertently place many children at risk for reading failure. They discriminate against poorer children who could have become successful readers. Many children who do manage to learn to read under these conditions wind up disinterested in the activity. In short, what happens in classrooms isn’t adequate for many children, and this shows in the quality of this country’s literacy achievement. Reading is under pressure for other reasons, but educational theories and practices may accelerate its marginalization.” – Mark Seidenberg

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The debate between Montessori and traditional education has been ongoing, each approach offering distinct philosophies and methodologies. While traditional education follows a structured curriculum and teacher-led instruction, Montessori emphasizes child-centered learning and individualized exploration. Both have their merits and drawbacks, making the choice between them a matter of personal preference and alignment with educational goals. In this exploration, we delve into the key principles and differences to shed light on the question of which educational approach might be considered "better."

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The Reggio Emilia approach, a highly esteemed educational philosophy, originated in the Northern Italian town of the same name. This pedagogic method was established following the end of World War II by the renowned educator Loris Malaguzzi.

EDU 607 Assessing and Managing Learning Final Project Performance Assessment Development EDU 607 Final Reflection of EDU 607 In learning management, I liked the deconstruction of standards. Standard deconstruction involves understanding the learning targets in every learning process. It helps establish the specific knowledge, skills, and products to be achieved at the end of the learning…

Statement of Educational Philosophy

Teaching and learning are crucial for academic achievement and career development. Education is the key that opens individual and societal successes through impactful knowledge, attitude, and skills. Educators matter in learning and can achieve better educational outcomes when they apply efficient strategies and approaches. When teaching science, constructivist pedagogy is essential as it…

Since I was in high school, I already knew that I wanted to become a teacher in the future. I have always looked up to my teachers, especially in English. I admire them because they always make the English subject great, fun, and pleasurable. Not only did they teach us the English subject, but they also made us love the subject. Due to the intense love for this subject, I even played 'schooling' with my siblings, and pretended that I had my own classroom making quizzes for them to answer. Since then, I already loved being in charge.

It is important to support critical thinking and reasoning, so that students are encouraged to truly engage and use their minds. We all know that education is important because it gradually prepares our students for their future career. As a future educator, I will guide my students towards full maximization and utilization of their minds. I want my future students to understand the importance of education, and I hope to serve as a role model to them. I will make sure that my teaching strategies will be effective and inspiring, and my dedication and passion will always shine through. More than all the teachings that they could get from the textbook, I also want my students to have a positive outlook in life. Then, after all the meetings and discussions, when it is time to finally part ways, I want them to walk away with the same eagerness and drive to learn.