Teaching Philosophy Statement

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Throughout my eighteen years in public education I have learned that teaching kids is one of the most rewarding professions in the world. I truly believe that teachers make the most impact on creating a society that is positive and self-sustaining for not only this generation, but for many generations to come. We instill confidence and give students hope that with commitment, sacrifice, and a strong will to succeed that we can accomplish just about anything we put our minds and hearts to. This is why I teach and want to continue to be in the field of education. Nothing is better than a student who walks across the stage at graduation with a smile on their face that would “light up the stadium,” “I did it coach, I did it.” Hearing these words as an educator lets you know that you are doing your job. …show more content…

The relationship that we build as teachers with our students is vital because this is the one time in the day when most kids just can just be themselves. We need to teach them how their work ethic in a physical education class is a demonstration of how they will work in real life. Teaching students to be on time to class, demonstrating sportsmanship and being a good teammate are all life skills that go far beyond the classroom. Students needs be taught that giving their best effort in class is clear sign of their character. We need to teach students the value of being a “hard-worker” in class and how this skill is extremely valuable in life as

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