to engage them so that their minds can grow to its fullest potential. I also believe that learning takes place in a safe, open, and supportive environment. As a teacher, I believe it is our responsibility to create this kind of environment for our students so they will learn the important aspects of developing and fostering relationships with others. I also believe that it is crucial to a student’s learning career that the teacher assesses their needs, whether it is by administering a developmental
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Defining Learning Learning is the process which we acquire new things and develop thinking, skills and behaviors. The process of learning continues from the beginning up to the end through experiences, observation and association throughout life. The development of learning is through the contribution of both genetic aspect (narture) and environmental influence (nurture). This two aspect that contributes learning is cannot be separated and maybe the cause to determines individuals learning development
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Passion How to translate passions into a meaningful career path? Self-reflection tied w/ emulation Visit the Oracle of Delphi Learn what others have done Use their paths as a road map for your own BUT, your path must be unique, because you are unique Big mistake: following other peoples passions Corporate Fit Each company has its own cultural mores and core values Alignment of your values with the firm’ values-translates into success and fulfillment Good fit: Don’t need
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over achieving, and invites a sharing of ideas. There are three elements that I believe are conducive to establishing such an environment, first, the teacher acting as a guide, then, allowing the child's natural curiosity to direct his/her learning, and finally, promoting respect for all things and all people. When the teacher's role is to guide, providing access to information rather than acting as the primary source of information, the students' search for knowledge is met as they learn
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times. An effective teacher also employs different instructional strategies, behavior/classroom management techniques, and a variety of assessments. Other hallmarks of an effective special education teacher are patience, passion, and the ability to engage all students in learning through whatever means possible. You must read your class and adapt to them. making some attempt to connect with each student in the class. Outstanding teachers also employ superior instructional strategies to deliver
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involvement is cohesion. The smooth flow of the groups functions without any interventions and actually learning something new and cohesion of relations with superiors. Passion in an organization Create a place where employees want to work-create an environment in Midas Fabrics which is exciting and energizes others to go to work. The utilization of innovation, transparency and communication of the passion one feels for the job. The use of acknowledgement and appreciation can encourage job involvement
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I believe this allows the faculty to concentrate on their student learning objectives. What was something you do not agree with in the reading? “Not agree: Dr. Summerville stated that you have to have the drive and the passion, and you should feel secure in the knowledge of what you are learning.” I agree and disagree. I agree with the passion pieces, however, it was hard to determine something that she stated that I didn’t agree with. The only part
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interested in cell phones and instant messaging, I realized how fulfilling it could be to share the love of literature with others. By the end of that year, we all loved Tolkien's adventure and we all enjoyed reading more. But I left with one extra passion: learning more about the world's great stories, and sharing my love of
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cares about and gets to know the students she leads. I have also been influenced by several of my science teacher throughout the years, not only to pursue a science career, but also to grow my leadership skills through finding my passion, looking to the future, and learning from my mistakes and growing from
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together as North Carolina Teaching Fellows, and we were the last class to bear the name. Graduation was in sight, and so were the anxieties of earning my own classroom. Suddenly, out of left stage, danced Ron Clark! Ron Clark exemplifies the passion that good teachers strive for. You can see his love for teaching in the way he shares his experiences as an educator. Attending the Ron Clark Academy has been a dream of mine since I was lucky enough to see Ron Clark speak in 2015. I was on the
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