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    The philosophy of education document discusses the key beliefs and goals of education. It states that education allows individuals to seek knowledge beyond the classroom, form independent opinions, and make educated decisions. The purpose of education is to expose students to concepts and ideas to prepare them for higher education and careers, and to graduate students who are independent learners and good members of society. Creating an effective learning environment includes having well-qualified teachers, parent involvement, small class sizes, ample materials and space. The document also discusses the importance of social justice, using a diverse and engaging curriculum, and hiring teachers who are effective, organized, and continuously improving their practice.

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    Philosophy of

    Education

    Griselda Alvarado
    Introduction
    I Believe that education is truly the key
    to freedom. It allows the individual to
    seek information beyond the classroom,
    insights beyond books, seek a dream
    career, form independent opinions, and
    make educated decisions for
    him/herself.
    Purpose of Education
    Expose students to concepts, ideas,
    theories, issues, and societal norms.
    Subject content will prepare students for
    higher education and a career of their
    choice.
    Graduate adults that are independent
    learners and exemplary members of
    society.
    Learning Environment
    Well qualified teacher
    Parent involvement
    Small class size
    Ample space
    Abundance of materials

    recent studies have found that a students assigned teacher has a


    much stronger influence on how she learns than other factors like
    Class size and compositionstudents who are assigned to several
    Highly effective teachers in a row have significantly greater gains
    In achievement(Sanders and Rivers, 1996).
    -Linda Darling-Hammond, John Bransford, and
    Pamela LePage. Preparing Teachers for a Changing
    World: What teachers Should Learn and Be Able to Do
    Commitment to Social Justice
    Diversity
    Equality
    Teacher moral responsibilities

    Teachers who sense the omnipresence of ideology-including their


    own-enlarge their ability to interpret the world of their schools
    and to succeed in their daily tasks.

    Lipton.M. &Oaks, J. (2003); Wrestling with


    History and Tradition. Teaching to change the World.
    Chapter 1.
    Curriculum
    FollowCurrent Standards
    Make real world Connections
    Subject overlapping
    Importance of education
    Teacher
    Effective Teachers
    1. Want to be teachers
    2. Organized
    3. Patient
    4. Informative
    5. Fun
    6. Work well with colleagues and parents
    7. Stay up to date/ Continue to grow
    Good Teaching requires teaching to create and use,
    expand and reject, construct and reconstruct theories
    Of learning and teaching.
    Theories of Learning and Teaching What Do
    They Mean for Educators?
    -Suzanne M. Wilson & Penelope L. Peterson

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