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MY TEACHING PHILOSOPHY

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I changed myself from a 'candle' to 'LED Lamp'

I had been an incandescent bulb

I was a Compact Fluorescent Lamp

WHY?

I am a Light Emitting Diode

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I moved from a ‘Cave’ to ‘Sky Scraper’

MULTI-STORIED BUILDINGS

WHAT NEXT?

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My journey may be landing on………………

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I moved from a cattle pillar to butterfly

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Dear Teacher, Will you not change yourself ?

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I may not want a teacher like them

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I want a teacher should be a mentor , motivator and man of inspiration

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Will you read with me like him ? Will you

participate in my learning like him ?

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Dear Teacher, Will you not sit with me like him in my class ?

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Will you not sit with me like him ?

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Yes ,I also want to change myself…………because ….

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I am as

Dynamic as

Time

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I am also a learner

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Dear Teacher, Please note ……………..

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“The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn

~ Alvin Toffler

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I was a passive listener in class

I was a disciple in

gurukul

I am digitally connected with you now

I actively participated in teaching learning process

Dear Teacher,

How can you follow the same teaching learning

process ?

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Teachers and educators are

  • Globalized
  • Digitally connected

POST-PANDEMIC SCENARIO

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TEACHING PHILOSOPHY STATEMENT

  • It is a brief personal statement that offers insight into an

instructor’s belief about teaching and actions in the classroom

  • It is why, what and how of one’s teaching

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Teaching and learning philosophy

Emerged from values that are learnt from several exposures and life experiences…..

  • From parents
  • From teachers
  • From own experience working as an instructor

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A teacher has to ask following questions before to construct STP?

1. How do people learn ?

2. How should I teach?

3. How do I motivate the unmotivated learner ?

4. What is my role as a teacher ?

5. What is the role of my students ?

6. What are my prime objectives as the leader in the class ?

7. What learning outcomes can I anticipate ?

8. How do I measure the success of my students ?

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Key components of Teaching Philosophy Statement

  • Teacher’s role as a facilitator & mentor

  • Learning dynamics

  • Setting goals for students (e.g.,knowledge /skills /abilities)

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Every classroom has its own unique community

Role as a teacher should be to

Assist each child in developing their own potential and learning styles

Make the content relevant to the students' lives

Incorporate hands-on learning,

cooperative learning, projects, themes, and individual work that engage and activate students learning.

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NEED OF TEACHING PHILOSOPHY

Revisiting and simplifying it can help chart a path forward.

Equip each child to face today’s challenges

To acquaint with

21st

Century Skills

Adopt &

adapt

Sustain one’s survival

Need of the hour

STATEMENT

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For many teachers, their statement of teaching beliefs no longer in sync

with their work in the present scenario.

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New experiences

shared By a teacher

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With changing times, teachers felt:

  • in spite of putting in the best, learning engagement lacked overall

  • knew what is needed, but didn’t know how to achieve it

  • need to revisit & renew teaching philosophy

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Renewed teaching philosophy consists of three short phrases that use the mnemonic CPR:

Concepts are crucial Process over product Relationships rule

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reacting to the crisis

The root of the problem?

rather than responding proactively

using the philosophy.

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Renewed teaching philosophy

is succinctly outlined below using

the mnemonic

C

R

I

S

I

S

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  • Capability: Capabilities of learning platform, and

students

Reliability: plans and software reliable Inability: Not able to do in this situation

Suitability: Plans suitable for the current situation Ingenuity: Ingenious and still hold true to your

philosophy

Sustainability: Sustainable in the long term

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General Guidelines for STP

  • Brief and well written. ...
  • First-person approach. ...
  • Be sincere and unique. ...
  • Make it specific. ...
  • Be discipline specific. ...
  • Avoid jargon and technical terms, as they can be off-putting to some readers. ...
  • Be humble. ...
  • Revise.

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Before to construct STP….

1. Read a few books

TO READ A FEW BOOKS

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READ ALSO A FEW MORE BOOKS

  • Super Student by Olav Schewe
  • What Did You Ask At School Today ?
  • Experiential Learning” of CBSE
  • “21st Century Skills “ of CBSE
  • “Learning Curve” by Azim Premzi Foundation

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READ ALSO A FEW MORE BOOKS

  • Handbook for Teachers by CBSE
  • Handbook for Students by CBSE
  • Handbook for Principals of CBSE
  • “TRALO” by CBSE
  • “TERM” by CBSE
  • Joyful Jearning by CBSE

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2. TO KNOW ABOUT A FEW GIFTED STUDENTS ……..

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3. TO READ NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL DAILY NEWSPAPER

  • THE HINDU
  • THE TIMES OF INDIA

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4. Attend Webinars

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5. Read about SDG4- Quality Education

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How other will know about STP ……….

  • Place it in a BLOG
  • Write down and place it in TEACHER’S DIARY
  • Display it prominently in corridors with PHOTOGRAPHS
  • Place it in Social Media ….Facebook , Twitter etc.

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“I am not a teacher, but an awakener.”

Robert Frost

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Point to Ponder:

“Draft/design your epitaph today, others will design your epitaph tomorrow.”

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