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As you begin your teacher preparation, it is essential that you review and evaluate
your personal beliefs about teaching because these beliefs will provide the foundation
for activities throughout the Teacher Education Program. Exactly what are informed beliefs
about teaching? Basically, they are beliefs about children, their education, and the role
of the teacher and the school in that education. These beliefs are based on experiences both
in and out of the educational system. Informed beliefs about teaching differ from educator
to educator. As such, there is no such things as correct or incorrect beliefs.
For this entry of your professional portfolio, complete the statements listed below. Remember,
there are no right or wrong responses. As you progress through the Teacher Education Program,
you will continue to review your informed beliefs about teaching and make adjustments and additions
as you develop as a teacher.
Address the following questions in essay format:
- What are the major goals of education?
- What is the best environment in which to provide an education?
- What should the school curriculum include?
- What are the best teaching techniques?
- What should the best discipline system include?
- What are the primary roles of the teacher?
- What is the best place to educate students with disabilities?
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