My Passion for Teaching: A Personal Philosophy

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I believe that every child

            -has the right to learn and to be educated

            -views the world in their own unique perspective

            -is special with their own individual abilities

            -has a creative mind that nurtures their weaknesses and turns to be their strengths

 

I believe that there are things that remain constant and therefore cannot be taken away by others--- Education, which can be acquired through my diligent service and sharing my passion for teaching.

 

I believe that my task as a teacher is to extend my utmost potential and facilitate the development of every child holistically by:

            -bringing out what’s the best to all my students with fairness and just

            -expounding God’s given talent through drills, exercises, and practices

-providing them an unlimited value of lessons in life that can be their armor in the real-life battle

-building a good relationship between my teaching and students’ learning based on mutual respect

-teaching the lesson with my whole passion, dedication, and love towards my students

-encouraging every student to participate in different activities that could enrich their abilities

-inculcating to my dear students an attitude that one should be proud of.

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