This document contains lessons on becoming an effective teacher. It discusses the responsibilities of being a teacher, qualities of good teachers both as individuals and professionals, and different philosophies of education like progressivism and existentialism. It emphasizes that teachers should be good role models who make students feel supported. Teachers are expected to demonstrate care, have strong moral character, and help students develop values. The document presents teaching as a noble vocation that requires preparation.
This document contains lessons on becoming an effective teacher. It discusses the responsibilities of being a teacher, qualities of good teachers both as individuals and professionals, and different philosophies of education like progressivism and existentialism. It emphasizes that teachers should be good role models who make students feel supported. Teachers are expected to demonstrate care, have strong moral character, and help students develop values. The document presents teaching as a noble vocation that requires preparation.
This document contains lessons on becoming an effective teacher. It discusses the responsibilities of being a teacher, qualities of good teachers both as individuals and professionals, and different philosophies of education like progressivism and existentialism. It emphasizes that teachers should be good role models who make students feel supported. Teachers are expected to demonstrate care, have strong moral character, and help students develop values. The document presents teaching as a noble vocation that requires preparation.
This document contains lessons on becoming an effective teacher. It discusses the responsibilities of being a teacher, qualities of good teachers both as individuals and professionals, and different philosophies of education like progressivism and existentialism. It emphasizes that teachers should be good role models who make students feel supported. Teachers are expected to demonstrate care, have strong moral character, and help students develop values. The document presents teaching as a noble vocation that requires preparation.
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ACTIVITY
Let’s value our selves first
A Warning! (1) Put the following 5 animals in the order of your preference: (2) Write one word that describes each one of the following: (3) Think of someone, who also knows you and is important to you, which you can relate them to the following colors. Do not repeat your answer twice. Name just one person for each color: Finally write down your favorite number, and your favorite day of the week. ANSWERS: (2) (3) (4) CHAPTER 2 LESSON 1 “Teaching is a profession laden with risk and responsibility that requires a great deal from those who enter into it” A Professional Educator Should: The Four Beliefs of an Effective Teacher “Students will forget most of what you teach them, but will remember HOW you made them FEEL in your class! The effective teacher dresses appropriately as a professional educator to model success. LESSON 2 Qualities of a Teacher As a Person 2. Personal qualities As a Professional You, the Teacher, as a Person in Society Lesson learned… Why do you want to become a Teacher? Teachers are expected to… CARE sCARE Your Philosophical Heritage Five Philosophies of Education Existential Questions (in the world of teaching) 5 Philosophies of Education Progressivism – receptive to fresh ideas and concepts - John Dewey Existentialism – Jean Paul Sartre Formulating your philosophy of education Philosophy of education includes your concept about: The Foundational Principles of Morality and You Teacher as a person of good moral character Values Formation and You Values have cognitive, affective, and behavioral dimensions Value formation includes formation in the cognitive, affective, and behavioral aspects Virtuous vs. vicious life and their effect on the will Max Scheler’s hierarchy of values Max Scheler outlined a hierarchy of values. Our hierarchy is shown in our preferences and decisions. Scheler’s hierarchy of values arranged from lowest to highest. Teaching as vocation, mission, and profession Prepared by: Renjie D. Oliveros 9-13-19