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Essay About My Teaching Philosophy
Teaching Philosophy
As a high school biology teacher, I believe it is important not only to educate students on the fundamental content of life sciences but also to teach every student the science of life itself. It is my goal to be able to expand the limits that these students have set for themselves by teaching them…
John Hobbes, John Locke and Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Teaching Philosophy
Absolute stability in philosophy refers to the concept of the unconditioned, ultimate, Supreme Being or wholly other. The term is used to describe anything that is free from restrictions and thus upholds independence, while rejecting relativism. On the other hand, relative stability is established as the thesis that all points of views are equally valid….
My Teaching Philosophy Mirrors Basic Responsibility
Teaching Philosophy
I’ve had great teachers throughout my course of study that definitely ignited my hunger for knowledge and may have possibly imparted some desire to teach, but it is my belief that being a parent has shaped and cultivated my teaching philosophy. A child’s first teacher is his parent(s). Even during the stages in the womb,…
Essentialism and Progressivism
Teaching Philosophy
Essentialism was the one that I would have least anticipated that I would have scored the most astounding on, when scoring the self-analysis of the four philosophy areas. I would have speculated that I would have scored higher on either Romanticism or Progressivism. Due to the scores on my self-analysis I had to go back…
The Philosophy of the New Age
Teaching Philosophy
The emergence of philosophy is associated with a profound turn in the spiritual history of mankind, which took place between the VIII and II centuries BC. In this era, the main categories that we think to this day have been developed, laid the foundations of world religions, and today remain the most influential. There has…
Learn the Art of Philosophy
Teaching Philosophy
Philosophy has been around since the 6th century touching many subjects like existence, mythological, supernatural or unexplainable explanations. Yet, philosophy has been an unknown or foreign word for most peoples lives never care to consider or think about. Although Philosophy concerns open ended questions with ultimately no answer, I think Philosophy will benefit peoples lives…
Philosophy and Sociology of Education
Teaching Philosophy
Dewey defined education as the reconstruction and reorganisation of experiences which increases ones’ ability to direct the course of subsequent experiences and these can be both active and passive. However according to Lindeman, the education experience is, first of all, doing something; second, doing something which makes a difference and third knowing what difference it…
My Personal Philosophy
Teaching Philosophy
A philosophy of life or a life philosophy is an in general attitude or vision towards life and its purpose. My philosophy is mainly a self reflection of the way I see life and principles in my life. I am one of its kind individual; we are all having views about life. Everyone and every…
Jean Paul Sartres Writing – No Exit
Teaching Philosophy
Jean Paul Sartre’s Philosophical WritingJean Paul Sartre personally believed in the philosophical idea of existentialism, which is demonstrated in his play No Exit. His ideas of existentialism were profoundly outlined in the play. Based on the idea that mental torture is more agonizing than physical, No Exit leaves the reader with mixed emotions towards the…
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