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Observation - 01
Observation 1 - Conducted on 17 January 2024 - (Observation form 1)
Observation - 02
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Teaching Philosophy
"The art of teaching is the art of assisting discovery." - Mark Van Doren Teaching philosophies are like guiding principles that shape how educators approach teaching and learning. They reflect their beliefs about education and serve as a foundation for their teaching practices. There are different types of teaching philosophies, such as Essentialism, progressivism, Constructivism, Behaviorism, and Humanism. These philosophies foster the importance of education in children and promote active learning methods and student-centered approaches varying on learner requirements. My perspective when it comes to teaching is such that as educators, we cannot be limited to one philosophy nor can we depend on a systematic doctrine within a classroom setting. To me, teaching and learning are synonymous with each other and share a mutually beneficial relationship hence, liberal learning, and explorative approaches act as the core values I adhere to in a classroom. A successful ...
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