Teaching Philosophies
Old school, results based, teacher source, students vessels, discipline.
What is essentialism
Commit and reflect on the guidelines that will guide you in the education field. Protect yourself in times of personal crisis
What is ethics.
Core curriculum “everlasting”. Canon literature, schools of thought.
What is perennialism.
Decide ahead of time what your personal boundaries are, decide how you will protect you, your reputation and your students. Priority to be flexible or protect yourself.
*hurt people hurt
what are legal responsibilities
Process over product, students explored, teacher is the “coach”
What is progressivism
Professional etiquette is protection. Religion, personal life, social media, politics
what is professionalism
Promotes social change, exposes students to social justice
What is social reconstructionism.
Electronic communication, discussion of data, student information, sharing of information, reporting of information, social media, physical contact
what is student interaction
“Whole student” self paced and directed, individual contact, “no standards/tracking”, with responsibility
What is existentialism