Teaching Philosophy Statement
Create a teaching philosophy statement that outlines your beliefs about learning and how they influence your teaching practice. Reflect on your own educational experience and values, and incorporate evidence about effective learning and learner development.
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Added on 2023-06-17
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This teaching philosophy statement discusses different learning strategies such as spaced practicing, elaboration, dual coding, concrete examples, and retrieval practice. It also covers the BRiTE program for building resilience in teacher education and provides implications for effective teaching strategies for primary students.
Teaching Philosophy Statement
Create a teaching philosophy statement that outlines your beliefs about learning and how they influence your teaching practice. Reflect on your own educational experience and values, and incorporate evidence about effective learning and learner development.
Added on 2023-06-17
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