Teaching philosophy

“As a teacher, it is your job to make explicit whatever you though was implicit” -Carol Ann Tomlinson Introduction My collective experiences as a scientist, STEM advocate and teacher form th…

As educators, we often find ourselves sailing across the vast and varied ocean of teaching, navigating through different pedagogies, methodologies, and classroom dynamics. At the heart of this journey lies a crucial element – our philosophy of education. This is more than just a set of beliefs; it’s the rudder that guides us through the…

Review these teaching philosophy examples and gather some ideas on what should be included. There are different types of teaching philosophies that can be submitted with your resume and cover letter or included in your education portfolio.

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A Synopsis of "Schools of Philosophy" Charts with Comparisons from Other Sources

What is an educational philosophy? An educational philosophy is used by educators as a guide for how he or she will educate students and gives a functional map of what he or she believe education ought to be. Some of the things that an educational philosophy statement should touch on are: Your educational approach/ method/ style (classical, contemplative, humanistic, Montessori, high/scope, un-schooling, and so on) Your role as an educator in the classroom and in the community How to intend…

I have often been asked how I feel about a certain aspect of teaching, or to express my philosophy of teaching. It’s hard to write into one sentence, or even a small paragraph, beca…

A teaching philosophy statement is a reflective essay about one's teaching beliefs and practices. It's commonly needed in academic job applications.