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Re: Philosophy of Teaching Statement

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Posted by Asia on March 30, 1999 at 14:08:26:

In Reply to: Philosophy of Teaching Statement posted by Jase Keene on May 07, 1998 at 23:00:29:

: I am writing a philosophy of teaching statement as part
: of an application for a position. I am curious what
: others have included in their philosophy of teaching statements.
: I covered four major points
: *Learning is an active process that requires dialogue, practice and continuous feedbac.
: *The teacher must utilize the diversity of student knowledge, skills and experiences as resource
: for learning.
: *Instructional activities should employ a variety of instruction and
: evaluation methods and techniques to address different learning styles.
: *The teacher must serve as a professional role model, not just as a content
: expert.

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