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Teaching Philosophy Statement

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In my opinion, an outstanding teacher and role model must have an ambition for promoting a child’s learning, which is one quality I feel I hold. Teaching is not just an option or just a job, it's a privilege I wish to pursue for the rest of my career. My own positive experience at primary school has played a significant role in sparking my initial interest in becoming a primary school teacher, therefore I wish to inspire children in the same way some of my best teachers inspired me. I am fully aware and understand the commitment needed to embark on a career in primary teaching, and this has been a key motivator to complete my current course and secure my place at your University.

I have gained a wide and diverse range of knowledge which contributes to my understanding of the rewarding aspects …show more content…

Working in primary schools along with part-time employment at ‘Explore Learning’ proves my ongoing commitment to education in my local community. I have found that the rewarding aspects of teaching are infinite both at work and at placement. I have had the opportunity to study children through a longitudinal study, observing and supporting them develop their communication and language and physical skills. This securely underpins my knowledge of the EYFS and understanding of a developing curriculum. I currently have 196.5 hours of experience in primary schools, shadowing teachers and running group activities, along with assisting and motivating children during lessons. I have developed certain transferable skills which will be beneficial to both University and my career. Working with many different teams has allowed me to observe the importance of teamwork, along with

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