The book had been repetitively expressing
the importance of being vitally clear about what essential content is. If you aren’t expressing the big ideas of the
content clearly then it’s like not even teaching to a student at all. I completely concur with this. I have been sitting in a classroom before
with a teacher that has not express the ideas effectively enough for me to
understand and it is very frustrating for someone who actually wants to
learn. I will try my absolute best, as a
teacher to keep in mind the different learning needs of each individual and to
express concepts clearly to tailor their specific needs. I know that even though I am a teacher I am
still a learner and continuing to add ways to amend and quality of both my
curriculum and instructions.
I
also understand that as a teacher I need to become flexible, help all students
any way possible, be responsible for my students learning success, and to
continually develop as a teacher. I
could tell as a student which teacher were willing to go the extra distance to
meet my needs as a student and those teacher are who I gave my best effort
for. I want to be that teacher that
anyone can go to for help and it will make me extremely happy to know that I am
getting students best efforts. Being
clear and flexible makes learning much more easily and enticing to a
student. Knowing your teacher is there
with you every step of the way is the ultimate security blanket.
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