My Teaching Philosophy: The 50 Word Version
Posted Sunday, November 16th, 2008 by JoelView blog reactions
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If I accomplish nothing more, students should leave my class with a deeper grasp and appreciation of music. I strive to nurture an environment of love, respect, high expectations, and high achievement, primarily by teaching and implementing basic classroom behavioral skills.
Fifty word post inspired by Abraham at 22 Words.
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Short teaching philosophy: — Teaching College English
Short teaching philosophy: — Teaching College English
- Earn a degree in elementary education from an accredited school online.
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Joel writes:
I know I was a little behind on the assignment, but it was still a fun project. :)
Betty writes:
Every day needs to be special. I try to find something to laugh about and share my joy of appreciating the little things in life with my students that I borrow when substituting. It makes me smile when my grandsons treat me like one of the kids and expect me to climb the ladder and sit in a treehouse.
Okay, so it’s 59 words. Now that’s funny.