LEARNERS CAPABILITY, HELPS MY TEACHING ABILITY
Being a future educator I have the responsibility to take from my learners, I should not just always think that I'm the only one who can teach because admit it or not I'm also learning from my students. During my teaching I encountered a diverse kind of learners that have their own potentials in which they are standout with it then helps me to identify what type of educator I should be. It allows me to develop different kind of strategies that I should use to be able to boost the skills they have because there are types of learners which learn through visuals, those who are good in communicating, learn through music, nature lover and many more. In addition with, the learners also taught me that I should not be fear of trying something because discovery will start within myself. I should always think outside the box and not just focus on the things I'm good at but instead try to do something new and try to adapt it. It is true that being a teacher I should not just focus on one teaching strategies because I do have different types of learners I should always make different roads for them to walk through in accordance to where they standout. I must always have this what we call "maraming baon" to address the need of my students. Let them be as they be and don't set a high standard that we think is impossible to achieve, let them learn through their own.
Wow! A great blog from a great teacher. The way you discuss how your learners' capabilities help you with your teaching ability shows that you truly care about your students. Keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteIt's about being patient with yourself, patient with your students and always encouraging them to make the most of their learning experiences.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing, Bryan.
DeleteIndeed, when we are teaching not only are we helping the children learn but they are also allowing us to learn from them! Great content Ma'am Chezka, keep it up!
ReplyDeleteThank you for recognizing as well as for sharing your thoughts, Ms. Verga.
DeleteThis is highly informative and inspiring! Keep it up! <3
ReplyDeleteThank you, Jello.
Deletevery informative, thank you for sharing this.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Rica.
DeleteThe way you address students' needs and capabilities makes me wish you have been one of my teachers when I was younger.
ReplyDeleteThank you for commending my work, Cyril!
DeleteYour future learners will be so lucky to have an appreciative teacher like you! Keep fighting, Teacher Che!
ReplyDeleteThank you Ericka!
DeleteWow! Your students will be proud and for having that kind of attitude towards your students is such a huge impact for them! Thanks for being appreciative and understanding, keep up the good work Ma'am!
ReplyDeleteThank you for appreciating my work, Ms. Allana!
DeleteThis is an extremely informative and inspiring blog. I like how you mentioned how meeting a variety of students could help you figure out what kind of teacher you want to be in the future. Continue your good work, future educator!
ReplyDeleteThank you for commending my work, Andrei!
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