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    Caselyn D. Canaman Ms. Christina Balonzo Educ 2 - The Teaching Profession

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    This document contains the answers to 5 questions about formulating a personal philosophy of education. It discusses how to develop one's own philosophy by considering what is important to teach students and contribute to society. It emphasizes that a teaching philosophy provides guidance and perspective, allowing one to understand different views and learn from various experiences. The responses also note the philosophical foundations and heritage of education, highlighting 5 influential philosophies that differ in their views of learners, curriculum, and discovering truth.

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    This document contains the answers to 5 questions about formulating a personal philosophy of education. It discusses how to develop one's own philosophy by considering what is important to teach students and contribute to society. It emphasizes that a teaching philosophy provides guidance and perspective, allowing one to understand different views and learn from various experiences. The responses also note the philosophical foundations and heritage of education, highlighting 5 influential philosophies that differ in their views of learners, curriculum, and discovering truth.

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    Caselyn D.

    Canaman

    Ms. Christina Balonzo

    Educ 2 – The Teaching Profession

    Midterm Exam.
    Answer the following questions 10 points each.

    1.How can you formulate  your own philosophy of education?

    Education is the process of learning that can take place anywhere and at any time. I believe
    that creativity and activity as well as books and lessons are essential to the learning process.
    As a teacher, I hope to instill in the children a sense of knowledge and self-worth that will
    remain with them throughout their lives. Education is important not only to maintain daily
    life, but also to become someone who contributes to society. Without education people
    have no chance to impact the lives of others in their own community. I want to give the
    children I teach a chance to give back to their community and society.

    2.why is it important to identify your own philosophy of education?

    Personally, it is important to have a philosophy of education similarly to having a philosophy


    when having any sort of professional career. A teacher must have a system and mode of
    operations when coming into the classroom, whether it be design of the classroom, how to
    engage the students, what sort of policies and procedures are in place and how to enforce
    them, how to motivate students, etc.

    3.why do we need  to have our own philosophy is the compass of life?

    Philosophy gives you a different perspective it is a doorway into the minds of all kinds of
    people.

    It allows you to see the world the way they see it, how to feel, to think, to believe like
    others. Thus, it is your window into the world. (Though not the only window).
    The ability to see from different perspectives, and also to learn from others experiences,
    allows you gleam understanding and wisdom from tough situations you might never
    experience. That will guide you. The wisdom you get from it will be your compass in life.

    4 what are the things that education should know about the philosophy of education?

    The important thing at this point is not to commit to a belief structure but to try to
    understand how others have approached teaching and learning.What I’ve come to believe 
    that what educational philosophy for a teacher should be based on the students you have
    and their needs. Something that helps students that aren’t yours just doesn’t matter too
    much to you as a teacher, even if as a society it’s worth focusing on.

    5.what is the philosophical heritage in foundation of education?

    We have a very rich philosophical heritage. But only five philosophies were discussed here:
    essentialism, progressivism, parennialism, existentialism and behaviorism. The five
    philosophies differ in their concepts of the learner and values, in what should be taught and
    in the manner of arriving at the truth.

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