Philosophy of Education :: Philosophy of Teaching Statement

Theory of Education On October 20, 2001 I had the best dream. From this fantasy, I went to the acknowledgment that I would turn into a teacher. I’ve consistently felt that the hardest choice to make is the thing that to accomplish for a mind-blowing remainder. My life was going on an alternate street a totally extraordinary way. In the wake of being down this street for about three years, I found that I was not happy with my underlying vocation decision. The street drove me to Concord College. My instructive arrangement is to graduate with a Bachelor of Science qualification in Education with a fixation in Early Childhood Special Education. I have a multi year old little girl and a multi year old child, that gave me complete motivation for settling on this field of study. When both of my kids are in school I intend to move in the direction of my Masters in Education with a focus in Reading. While at Concord this semester, I have a few courses, outside of instruction, in which I have joined my enthusiasm for training. Upon graduation I will substitute instruct for the Mercer County School System until I am offered a full-time position or until I start my alumni examines. I would like to be set in a preschool or kindergarten class since I feel this is the place everything starts and I need to be a piece of their first conventional learning experience. I have been set in seven Mercer County Schools for field situations. I have had positive encounters at all the arrangements. I have perceived how brilliantly a school has grasped a â€Å"open† school condition and defeated numerous snags that originate from this sort of school. I have perceived how government sanctioned testing in the educational system, squeezes the educators to ensure the understudies realize their material all around ok to move to the following level. These tests additionally put focus on the understudies to progress nicely. I have encountered how to alter your exercises to fit each understudy in the homeroom.