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Teaching Philosophy Statement

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I want to be a teacher because I want to help children learn in new, innovative ways. I want to help the less fortunate children thrive in schools, instead of overlooking them and flaming the fire to their failure.
I believe the purpose of education is to teach children life skills they will need to be successful in their society, whether that be going into the workforce or further their education after graduation. They should have a basic knowledge of our United States history, the English language we speak and the current issues going on in the world today.
I believe children learn best by a humanistic approach within the classroom because one cannot learn unless they fully believe they are able. For a child to want to learn, they need to have some type of rewarding feeling that follows, intrinsically or extrinsically. A humanist …show more content…

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