Essays about Teaching Page 3

Meanwhile, the task-based group had a significantly higher mean on the posttest of expressive writing (M = 17.34) than pretest (M = 15.73) with Mean Difference = 1.61 and p = .012. Again, considerable improvement was obtained in the next group in which learners experienced progress for expression ofpersonal feelings, thoughts, ideas, and opinions. Thus,…

Each Teacher has their own philosophy of education. There is no set-in stone way of thinking, yet everyone impacts how the classroom is run. An educator’s way of thinking characterizes the educational program that is instructed, the manner in which the classroom is dealt with, the way each subject is educated, and how the students…

The study takes a top-down approach to learning and sets out to prove that professional development is a cornerstone for educational reform by following twelve (grade K-2) teachers in the Miami-Dade County Public School district, which is among the largest and most diverse districts in the country. This initiative involved the cooperation of Ready Schools…

This paper explores the strategy of using maps to shape students understanding in relation to geographic concepts. The thematic maps and the clear sheet overlays were developed so that students could have an experience with geography that was much more tangible. This strategy allows for students to take a hands on look into geographic concepts…

My insightful vision is basically based on a limitless passion. Before the students, I do everything to show my love of the language being taught. I want to share my passion for language in general. While the chief goal of any pedagogy is merely the transmission of knowledge and skills, pleasure seems to me to…

There are many attributes that go into being a successful teacher. In the Ted Talk video, “Every Kid Needs a Champion” Rita Pierson, an educator, and counselor discusses what she believes is the number one aspect of a great teacher. Pierson states in the video that having a relationship with each student is what reaches…

Abstract Anxiety Disorders are an established issue. They can be triggered by lots of things: stress, loneliness, and sadness. Anxiety in any form makes life hard, especially when anxiety affects people in a stressful environment, school. Balancing mental stability on top of school is a juggling act that not many can do. The majority research…

Rapid scientific and technological trends along with changes in the structure of the society have an impact on the instructional structures in typical and educational strategies in particular. Such a vogue brings about new attempts and wants in phrases of the instructing and gaining knowledge of processes. Among these new tries is the use of…

Education methods are techniques, pedagogy, or strategies used to facilitate the acquisition of skills and knowledge by individuals in formal or informal settings, including classrooms or organizations. There are several education methods as discussed below: Instructor-led training It is a method where the instructor or individual directly delivers skills or material real-time in a classroom,…

The disparity between quality education and socioeconomic status coupled with the lack of multicultural leadership roles that I have witnessed throughout my professional career have motivated me to become a catalyst for the positive changes I want to see in our schools. In my undergraduate and graduate coursework, I prepared for a future in education…