For me, teaching has always seemed like the perfect profession. I have the utmost admiration for children especially for early adolescents and the many capabilities and insights they possess about the world around us. I think nurturing their wide range of individually inquisitive minds is such an important job. Obviously just enjoying middle level students and their companionship is not the only reason one should pursue education. Personally I never could see myself in a career that involved doing the same monotonous thing every day. Being in a classroom swarming with veracious appetites for learning and exploring actively rather then passively will not be boring or mundane. I also find that I am someone who needs to be challenged and working with the young mind could be the most challenging phenomenon. Truly I see education as a team effort with the students and adults. I think I will learn as much from the students as they will learn from me. If not I am not truly finding out how best to serve students if I don't learn enough about them. While I am always authentically assessing my students" progress I also want them to assess my own performance as their teacher and reflect on what I can learn from them. I am devoted to making an impact on each and every child I encounter because they deserve nothing less. I want to make learning meaningful to my early adolescent students by bring in their own interest by having peer interactions as well as developing curriculum that includes challenging, integrated, and exploratory. I also believe I am able to contribute to the field of education with my collaborative abilities to work with a diverse group of people. I would want my students to also be able to do this so I would hope to include service learning projects into my curriculum so to have them participate in real life situations and develop family and community partnerships.
Philosophy comes in to take the challenging topics, like the meaning of life and existence. ... All of this criticism is the reason that philosophy feels so uncomfortable to us. ... Until we have quenched our insatiable thirst for truth, we will know philosophy. ... Philosophy makes life worth living. ...
Eastern philosophy refers to the various philosophies of Asian countries such as China, India, Japan and some Middle Eastern countries. ... Living life to the fullest in the present as opposed to the past or beliefs of others is the philosophy of eastern philosophy. ... Positive energy is what brings about success in eastern philosophy. ... In Eastern philosophy, it is said that the ego is independent of life. ... Always doing good while having positive energy is the main philosophy of Eastern Philosophy....
After reviewing and dissecting my personal educational philosophy and where my truth is I am left desiring to define and shape my views. To say that I am married to a specific philosophy without any experience seems naive. ... My personal gravitation towards a perennial educational and teaching philosophy is due to its inclusiveness in regard to the other philosophies. ... That in itself is an initial experience that in turn shapes and formulates my philosophy. ... Perennial philosophy is inclusive. ...
Another alternative which developed was philosophy. ... Autarkeia is an important word concerning the philosophy of these times. ... In this way, as in individualism, philosophy was like the mystery cults. ... Serenity of the soul, or ataraxia, was the goal of this philosophy. ... In the search for truths and answers, philosophy thrived. ...
Hindu philosophy can provide its followers with answers to many questions such as, what does it mean to live a good life? ... Plato and his philosophy grew directly from the teachings of his mentor, the great Greek philosopher Aristotle. ... Using their virtues, a person would follow Plato's systematic philosophy, which was the first of its kind, as it investigates how politics and philosophy are directly related. ... Platonic philosophy also stresses how a person should live their lives. ... When analyzing all three philosophies, the one that seems the most relevant to the modern wo...
It is recognized that moral philosophy is a branch of philosophy that requires regulation, protection, and advice notion of right and wrong conduct. ... Ethics is a go together to Aesthetics in the philosophy field of Axiology. In philosophy, ethics examine the moral actions in humans, and how one should act. ...
The purpose of developing an educational philosophy is that it defines the purpose and focus of an educational institution. ... An institutional philosophy is also able to how subjects are taught and most importantly the values that are taught along with the subjects being covered. ... Core Values and Guiding Educational Philosophy In becoming a teacher, I feel that my underlying purpose would be quite a few things. ... The philosophy that is the closest to my beliefs, values and other ideas seems to center more on perennialism. ... This is a great philosophy because I too believe that the g...
Philosophy I A Brief Summary of Epicurianism Combining the pleasure-seeking teachings of Aristippus and the atom theory of Democritus, Epicurus" philosophy answers the questions of how best to live one's life and approach death. ... As with most philosophies, the Epicureans have guidelines regarding death and eternity as well as life. According to the Epicurean philosophy, one need not worry about gods or an afterlife. ... The gods, Epicurus argues, exist in a blissfully perfect world and have no desire to go about pestering humans for petty moral violations (The Philosophy Garden...
Philosophy is an individual's perception and persuasive argument of what the truth is. ... Philosophy requires extensive observation, analyzing, learning, and proving. Philosophy is a person's opinion of how something should be done. ... Let's look at philosophy from a religious perspective. ... What does religion say about philosophy? ...
What does one think when they hear the word Philosophy? ... What then is Philosophy? ... Philosophy, as a discipline, is something that we study. ... Philosophy is broken down into five main branches. ... One aspect of Western Philosophy deals in accordance with myths. ...
