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    My Teaching Philosophy

    Student Name: Mahra Al Qassimi

    Username ID: H00330597

    Course: EPC 4403 - Practicum 4a

    Course Instructor: Liz Taylor

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    Every year my perspective on teaching philosophies changes, during my first year I

    didn’t quite fully understand the concept of teaching philosophy and I ended up

    writing a quote that I liked during my high school years. I believed that “Man will

    not get anything unless he works hard” (Surah al-Najm, 53:39). That belief still

    stands but as I went back and forth in Teaching Practice, I got to meet and learn a

    lot from different teachers, observed and interacted with different yet extraordinary

    students that taught me something new about myself every day.

    As a child, I grew up thinking that teachers played a significant role, such as a

    second parent. There was a saying that went like this: Your parents give their all to

    raise you, and teachers help in taking part in this process.

    As a third-year student, my personal Teaching Philosophy is that love, respect,

    patience, trust and lastly but not least equality is very important to ourselves and

    the children. In my classroom, I would like to use methods that encourage students

    to go above and beyond. Have the students feel free to be themselves without

    feeling judged, to be able to speak their mind, realize their own potential, and also

    stimulate their autonomy at such a young age.

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