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Educational Philosophy Statement

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I believe that an education is a student’s most valuable asset in achieving a successful future. An education is a lifelong gift and should never be compromised. As a committed teacher, it is my job to provide the best education for my students. I will share my passion for learning and growth, inspiring my students to want to learn and grow themselves. I will lead by example, instilling the knowledge, compassion, desire and willingness to learn. I will give them the knowledge and guidance to ensure their success in their education and future. I want to challenge my students and give them the tools to succeed, not only in my class but in their lives. I understand that not all students learn the same way or at the same speed, but I will do everything in my power to provide them with the knowledge and the tools to succeed. I will take into consideration that my students have diverse needs and I will assist each one of them to meet those needs. I will learn about all of my students’ cultural backgrounds so that I can create lesson plans that will meet their needs. My lessons will showcase their diverse backgrounds and help them understand their differences. This will allow them to be comfortable with themselves and accepting of others. …show more content…

Each student in my classroom will be comfortable and confident with our relationship. They will know that I am there for them when they need me. I will offer my guidance and knowledge, enabling each one to look forward to learning in my classroom as well as in their future. I want them to grow into and be comfortable in their skin, allowing them to be able to express themselves to others. I will ensure all of them that they are unique and that they all have something special to

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