Philosophy of Education


Since centuries education is considered as  a source of knowledge and wisdom. It is an old proverb “Nothing can be gained without knowledge”. A propersource of earning could be got after proper knowledge through education. The parents are the first teacher of the child, which  give the right family upbringing to the child.

 Thereafter, different teachers show him the path of knowledge from childhood to adulthood primary, intermediate & higher education and after acquiring this knowledge makes use of it in his life time, he plans his future & career. In this way teachers besides his parents as the first teachers bestow their blessings on him / her which gives him or her a sound grooming for the future.

  Since ages teachers are playing an important role in establishment of a healthy, progressive society and  nation. The higher the level of knowledge of the members of a family the better their contribution will be towards the society & the nation. In every family the wider the knowledge the more peace & prosperity can be seen. The family in which the level of knowledge is low its social relations are also of the same level.

 I believe effective teaching is an interactive process in which students and teachers explore and create knowledge together. Each student brings to the learning process his or her own perspective, experiences,  knowledge, and insights. Classroom discussions are facilitated and students are encouraged to associate classroom experiences with life experiences. Providing a meaningful learning environment promotes the belief that students learn better if they find meaning
in what they are learning. Students will achieve and learn based on their previous learning and experiences.

 I believe teaching is a science, a skill, and an art. It is a science in that a good teacher must know what scientific research says about human development, motivation, and effective teaching techniques. Educators need to be classroom researchers who investigate new ways of assimilation and accommodation.

 Teaching is skill because educators need to effectively apply instructional strategies to their own unique classrooms. Cognitive forms of learning must be implemented and students need to learn strategies that transfer information from short term to long term memory. The best educators know the art of teaching. They have a natural talent for teaching that sets them apart from others. Educators must see the natural abilities in students and dare to bring out the best in each student, everyday.

 I believe good teaching is respectful and supportive of all students. It sees possibilities and strengths in all learners. It holds high expectations for every student and promotes individual dignity, encourages cross-cultural understanding, and empowers the individual to excel. It allows the learner to make significant choices that connect to his or her real world. Effective teaching is student centered, impartial, and multicultural in its focus.

 I believe effective teaching leads rather than preaches. Teaching provides students with opportunities for learning and real life application. Learning experiences support comprehension and assimilation of new information. Students should continue to learn even when class is not in session. Successful teaching encourages students to value who they are, and not a particular grade. Enabling students to integrate new information with daily life and other subject areas allows for internal happiness and provides intrinsic motivation in the classroom. A student becomes smarter because they are genuinely motivated to learn and actively add to the enthusiasm of the classroom.

 I believe teaching is a complex process which involves taking a risk,
experimentation, and creativity for both the educator and the student. The best teaching is that which provides the learner with productive thinking skills and an insightful learning experience. An educator must challenge students to see the value in being genuinely interested in learning and achieving life goals. 

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