As teacher’s we are committing to a life time of learning and development of ourselves and our learners.…
Personal Reflection on Teaching. Based on the Teaching Up for Excellence (Tomlinson Javius, 2012) article, what are your personal beliefs on teaching up for ALL students? Have you ever had an experience where a teacher (or any other person in your life) believed in you and it made a difference in your learning, education, or life? How did that experience change you and what you believe about others? In what ways can you plan for believing in all students and teaching in a way that respects and stimulates all learners?…
Christians are to have the right heart attitude when God allows trials in their lives. It is, however, very easy to respond in ways saying, “This is so unfair” and “Why me?!” But the Bible calls them to respond in a different way. The Biblical response to struggles is, “…[to] rejoice in our sufferings…” (Romans 5:3-4). Then James 1:2-4 says, "Count it all joy." Finally 1 Peter 1:3-7 goes on to say "In this you rejoice, though now for a little while, if necessary, you have been grieved by various trials, so that the tested genuineness of your faith—more precious than gold that perishes though fire tests it—may be found to result in praise and glory and honor at the revelation of Jesus Christ.” Christians are to respond with a proper heart attitude towards God knowing that God is teaching them and growing…
Our testimonies, should be written in our hearts as we continued to faced challenges and difficulties. We should continue to work on our testimony and faith so they never die off. Without an understanding of Heavenly Father’s plan of happiness and the Savior’s Atonement as the main point of that plan, these challenges could seem unfair. We all share in the trials of life together. But in faithful hearts is written, “All that is unfair about life can be made right through the Atonement of Jesus Christ.” No matter how hard or unbearable a trail might be Let us all remember that the Lord will not give us more than we could handle. He knows each of us individually. He knows our strengs,weaknesses and the secret desires in our hearts. So know that wha ever we each go through, our heavenly father and our saviours gives us those trail knowing that we could be strong enough to overcome…
Even in our Christian walk, we also come across many obstacles, but God’s grace helps us overcome them.…
This quote hits deep because it is true that I have been called to teach; however, sometimes I get into a slump where I feel that I am not qualified enough to teach. I know that this is not true, but the devil tries to formulate ways to make me believe that I am invaluable as a teacher. Nevertheless, I know that God would not call me to a profession that he is not willing to provide the support and tools for me to succeed with.…
2009). To reach this goal, the school imparted values consistent with the Catholic diocese and our…
My values and beliefs about teaching can be summarized quite simply: good teaching is important to me, and we should help each other become…
Teaching is sacrificial and it is a calling for those who have a servant’s heart. I am frequently reminded of a student in my Beginning Band class two decades ago. His name was Carlton and he was a special needs student in sixth grade. Carlton desperately wanted to learn to play the Baritone horn well enough that he could perform on the Spring Band Concert but band rehearsals were short and he needed more help. So, he and I agreed that he would skip recess and I would skip lunch a few times each week to practice together. Carlton played on that concert and him doing so was just as rewarding to me as it was to him.…
Values play an important part in helping children to feel that they are special in their own way no matter what, and making them feel comfortable within the school environment. As well as helping each child to appreciate others around them whatever their religion, ethnical background…
Raths, L., H. Merrill,and S. Simon. 1978. Valuesand teaching: Working with values in the classroom. Columbus: Charles Merrill.…
-Teaching Redemptively: Bringing Grace and Truth into Your Classroom. Donovan Graham. Colorado Springs, CO: ACSI, 2004.…
Aims in schools are set out to follow guidelines and attain what the schools desire to achieve. The schools strive to exceed their personal objectives. The aims and objectives of the schools are set by the Head Teacher, working closely together with, parents, staff, the community and sometimes the children of the schools.…
The ministry of teaching is the most essential tool in the reconstruction of society. Instructing one’s brothers and sisters isn’t simply a mandate given by the Ascending Resurrected Christ, but a divine obligation to those who are fortunate to receive the gift of education.…
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